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Nick Sundich

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Education International Stocks

So you want to trade international stocks? Here’s 4 things to consider

Modern technology allows Australian investors to trade international stocks just like local shares.But going abroad might be daunting for investors who have never done it before, even those who are experienced with Australian equities. It is not impossible, though, and this article will outline how to set up your trading account to trade international shares. How to…

ByNick SundichJuly 4, 20250Comments

Education

What is a company’s profit margin and why is it crucial in FY26?

In the high inflationary environment we're in, investors will hear companies talk about margins. What are companies talking about? Why are margins so important? And how can companies maintain them in a high-inflationary environment. What is a company's profit margin? A company's margin, also known as profit margin, is the ratio of net profit to sales revenue.…

ByNick SundichJuly 4, 20250Comments

Education Undervalued Stocks

How to find undervalued stocks? Here are 3 useful tools to help start your search

How can investors find undervalued stocks? It is a fine art, but it's not impossible. In this article, we recap 3 ways investors can find undervalued stocks. 3 ways to find undervalued stocks 1. RSI The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a technical indicator used in the analysis of financial markets. It was developed by J.…

ByNick SundichJuly 3, 20250Comments

Education

ROIC: How useful is this metric and which 3 sectors generate the highest returns?

ROIC, or Return on Invested Capital, is a financial metric used to measure a company's efficiency in generating profits using the capital it has invested. It provides investors with an insight into how effectively a company is deploying its capital and whether it is generating high returns for its shareholders.That's it in a nutshell. But how…

ByNick SundichJuly 2, 20250Comments

Dividend Stocks Education Healthcare Stocks

What are the best ASX shares for dividend investing? They all belong to these 4 sectors

What are the best ASX shares for dividend investing?It is difficult to pick individual stocks because dividends can fluctuate from year to year. However, the best ASX shares for dividend investing tend to come from four specific sectors: financials, resources, healthcare and utilities and they tend to be the largest companies…

ByNick SundichJuly 1, 20250Comments

Biotech Stocks Healthcare Stocks Small Caps Stocks Undervalued Stocks

Here’s why it is a terrific time to look at ASX biotech small caps, and 4 worth considering for FY26

It's been a tough few years for ASX biotech small caps. Even in the last 18 months, the market recovered from post-COVID inflation small cap biotechs have been left behind. The ASX 200 Healthcare Index is down 7% in 2025 whilst the broader ASX 200 is up 4% (yes, even with the crash due to…

ByNick SundichJuly 1, 20250Comments

Financials

Does Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) deserve its reputation as the ‘millionaires factory’? And will it continue into FY26?

Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) has a reputation as the 'millionaire's factory', and it did not just develop it by accident.Despite it being a relatively young bank compared to the Big Four, it has grown into a company worth over $80bn. It oversees investments in over 30 countries, worth more than $900bn and is even challenging the…

ByNick SundichJune 30, 20250Comments

Education

Is your company’s management good or bad? Here are 2 ways to judge

Management makes or breaks a company, especially a listed one. It is easy to look at a company's past and judge that history will repeat itself, but this is unlikely to pay off.So how can you tell if a company's management are the right team to lead it forward? Important criteria to judge a company's…

ByNick SundichJune 30, 20250Comments

Education Small Caps Stocks

Annual Recurring Revenue: Is it a useful metric or lipstick on a pig?

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), sometimes called Annualised Recurring Revenue, is a metric you'll hear some ASX small caps use.What does this term mean? Is it the same as actual revenue and is it a useful guide as to a business' performance? Annual Recurring Revenue vs (ordinary) revenue As you might except, there can be a…

ByNick SundichJune 27, 20250Comments

Education

So your stock went into voluntary administration … Is it all over now or will you get any of your money back?

Voluntary administration - these are the two words that no investor wants to hear. What will happen next and will investors see any of their money back? The short answer to that is - it depends. What is voluntary administration? When a company goes into voluntary administration under Australian law, it is essentially a formal process that…

ByNick SundichJune 27, 20250Comments

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So you want to trade international stocks? Here’s 4 things to consider

What is a company’s profit margin and why is it crucial in FY26?

How to find undervalued stocks? Here are 3 useful tools to help start your search

ROIC: How useful is this metric and which 3 sectors generate the highest returns?

What are the best ASX shares for dividend investing? They all belong to these 4 sectors

Here’s why it is a terrific time to look at ASX biotech small caps, and 4 worth considering for FY26

Does Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) deserve its reputation as the ‘millionaires factory’? And will it continue into FY26?

Is your company’s management good or bad? Here are 2 ways to judge

Annual Recurring Revenue: Is it a useful metric or lipstick on a pig?

So your stock went into voluntary administration … Is it all over now or will you get any of your money back?

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