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Should you really ‘Sell in May and go away’? Here’s why we think that theory is nonsense

Have you ever heard of the saying 'sell in May and go away'? It is probably better if you haven't. We think this saying is nonsense. Do you need solid trading & investment ideas on the ASX? Stocks Down Under Concierge can help! Concierge is a service that gives you timely BUY and SELL alerts…

ByNick SundichApril 27, 20230Comments

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Here are the 5 best ASX lithium shares

Which companies are the best ASX lithium shares? Demand for lithium will likely skyrocket for the rest of this decade. There are varying estimates of just how much it will grow - one recent estimate made by developer alliance Li-Bridge tipped a 5-fold increase. But not all lithium shares will benefit equally. The harsh reality is…

ByNick SundichApril 21, 20230Comments

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Farm-in Agreements: Are they really a big deal?

Farm-in agreements are the easiest way for small cap explorers to generate returns for investors before legitimate exploration activities or when things haven't been going as well as expected. Before anything else comes from it, shares will re-rate due to the mere mention of the big name company that has signed the deal. As the aurora wears…

ByNick SundichApril 17, 20230Comments

Financials

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) made a $200m goodwill impairment last week: What’s the big deal?

A few days in advance of its 1HY23 results, Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) made a $200m goodwill impairment. Shares fell 3.5% at market open on Friday. What was the big deal about this? Do you need solid trading & investment ideas on the ASX? Stocks Down Under Concierge can help! Concierge is a service that…

ByNick SundichApril 17, 20230Comments

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Oil and gas companies: Why are they trading at such low multiples? Here are the 4 most important reasons

Oil and gas companies are trading at heavy discounts to their peers, even with high oil prices. The average ASX 200 trailing P/E is 15.8x while the average for the energy sector is just 5.8x. Individual oil and gas companies are trading at low multiples too - Woodside (ASX:WPL) trades at just 5.4x P/E while Santos (ASX:STO)…

ByNick SundichApril 14, 20230Comments

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Gold in 2023: After a 19% jump in 6 months, is the good run set to continue?

Where to for Gold in 2023? After an average 2 years or so for gold prices, the past 6 months have been better with a 19% gain. Why has the gold price performed better in recent times and will the run continue? Do you need solid trading & investment ideas on the ASX? Stocks Down Under…

ByNick SundichApril 13, 20230Comments

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Investing in ASX-listed insurance companies : Here’s what investors need to know and the top 5 companies

ASX-listed insurance companies may seem as if they are among the safest investments as far as listed equities go. After all, they collect money from customers and only have to pay that money back if 'the worst' happens. However, it is not as simple as that. What are the Best ASX-listed insurance companies to invest in right now?…

ByNick SundichApril 12, 20230Comments

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The Baltic Dry Index: What does it track and why has it dropped >30% in 12 months?

The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) is an index you may not have heard of, but you should have. In this article, we recap what it is, why you should watch it and where it is right now. Do you need solid trading & investment ideas on the ASX? Stocks Down Under Concierge can help! Concierge is…

ByNick SundichApril 11, 20230Comments

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Fintechs are a US$194bn industry: What are they, are they good and why are there so many of them?

Fintechs (short for financial technology) are technology companies that are servicing the financial sector. Fintechs enable organizations in this industry to create innovative products and services that improve customer experiences, increase efficiency, reduce costs, and provide more secure and reliable services. They have become very popular with investors and some companies have generated spectacular returns. The entire…

ByNick SundichMarch 30, 20230Comments

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Coda Minerals – One of the world’s most inexpensive copper plays

Thursday 23 March 2023 was not a great day to be a shareholder of Coda Minerals (ASX:COD), developer of a copper-cobalt project in South Australia called Elizabeth Creek. Coda stock opened at 27 cents, the same as the previous close, and for a while it was 28 cents, but by 4:00 PM poor old Coda was…

ByNick SundichMarch 29, 20230Comments

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Should you really ‘Sell in May and go away’? Here’s why we think that theory is nonsense

Here are the 5 best ASX lithium shares

Farm-in Agreements: Are they really a big deal?

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) made a $200m goodwill impairment last week: What’s the big deal?

Oil and gas companies: Why are they trading at such low multiples? Here are the 4 most important reasons

Gold in 2023: After a 19% jump in 6 months, is the good run set to continue?

Investing in ASX-listed insurance companies : Here’s what investors need to know and the top 5 companies

The Baltic Dry Index: What does it track and why has it dropped >30% in 12 months?

Fintechs are a US$194bn industry: What are they, are they good and why are there so many of them?

Coda Minerals – One of the world’s most inexpensive copper plays

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