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Nick Sundich

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Is cash a good investment for your portfolio?

Is cash a good investment for your portfolio? Obviously, investors need cash to start investing. But instead of spending the money on other asset classes, we're talking about investing in cash itself - investing in money market funds, savings accounts or certificates of deposits, is a popular financial strategy for many individuals and businesses. This type…

ByNick SundichJune 5, 20260Comments

Uranium Stocks

Uranium in 2026: The Supply Deficit is Becoming A Reality, And These 5 ASX Stocks Are Reaping The Benefits

Investing in uranium in 2026 appears as promising a prospect as any since the GFC. Yellowcake has spent most of the past decade as a forgotten commodity, trapped between post‑Fukushima sentiment and a long tail of secondary supply that kept prices pinned to uneconomic levels. In the years since there was hope uranium would become 'great…

ByNick SundichJune 4, 20260Comments

Consumer EV Stocks Tech Stocks Technology

Looking for EV stocks other than Tesla? Here are 5 of the hottest ones

Tesla (NDQ:TSLA) remains the most recognisable EV stock in the world, but it is no longer the only pioneer in the sector. The global EV market has matured, competition has intensified, and several companies — both pure‑play EV makers and traditional automakers — are fighting for market share. The question for investors is where these…

ByNick SundichJune 4, 20260Comments

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Australian GDP growth figures show the economy is stagnating

Australian GDP growth figures for the March quarter were released earlier today. The ABS reported that GDP rose 0.3% in the March quarter and 1.1% over the year. These are the weakest annual numbers outside the pandemic since the early 1990s. Yes, there's growth, but it is being held up by population expansion, government spending, and…

ByNick SundichJune 3, 20260Comments

Education

Here are 10 of the most famous share trading rules and the difference they can make

Many investors rely on share trading rules because improvisation rarely (if ever) pays off. The most durable rules tend to survive because they address recurring behavioural failures: overconfidence, loss aversion, position‑size drift, and the tendency to abandon discipline during volatility spikes. In our view, the value of a trading rule lies less in its originality…

ByNick SundichJune 3, 20260Comments

Travel Stocks

Will Corporate Travel Management resume trading in time to avoid the June 30 axe?

Will Corporate Travel Management resume trading? Investors wondering that question will be put out of their misery one way or the other in less than a month from now. Corporate Travel Management (ASX:CTD) will be delisted after June 30 if it does not lodge all overdue financial reports and satisfy the ASX that it is…

ByNick SundichJune 3, 20260Comments

Basic Materials Blue Chip Stocks Gold Stocks

Activist Investor Elliott Investment Management Has Made Demands Of Northern Star! But How Likely Is The Company to Give In?

Northern Star Resources has reached a moment that will define its trajectory for the next decade with Elliott Investment Management’s actions overnight. In an investor presentation, Elliott has given a major indictment of execution, governance, and strategic clarity, paired with a clear assertion that the company’s assets are world‑class but its leadership is not. Elliott Investment…

ByNick SundichJune 2, 20260Comments

AI Stocks Tech Stocks Technology

This ASX AI Stock Is a 10‑Bagger in 12 Months: And There’s More Than Hype to This One!

Very few companies sitting on a 12 month gain of over 1000% can be legitimately described as an ASX AI Stock, although Fortifai (ASX:FTI) is one of them. In fact it is arguably the only one - it depends on whether or not you think 4D Medical (ASX:4DX) fits in this category or if it…

ByNick SundichJune 2, 20260Comments

Blue Chip Stocks Education

It’s The End of Financial Year! Here Are 5 Things ASX Investors Need To Do

It is the EOFY (End of Financial Year) coming at the end of this month. Whatever dates your company uses as a fiscal year, July 1 to June 30 is the Australian financial year and this is the time Australian investors should do more homework than at any other time of year. Those who prepare…

ByNick SundichJune 2, 20260Comments

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Are Australian equities appealing amidst the CGT changes?

Are Australian equities appealing anymore in the brave new CGT world we live in? For more than twenty years, the rule was simple: hold an asset for more than twelve months and you receive a flat 50% discount on the gain. It was elegant, predictable, and indifferent to inflation. The proposed shift back toward indexation forces…

ByNick SundichJune 1, 20260Comments