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Here’s what 2025 holds for Archer Materials (ASX:AXE) and why investors should be excited

Let's take a look at what 2025 holds for Archer Materials (ASX:AXE), a company that is making a steady journey toward commercialising its 12CQ and Biochip technologies. During the last few months, the company has taken major steps in its journey and is poised for a big 2025. Recap of Archer and its technologies 12CQ is…

ByNick SundichOctober 31, 20240Comments

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How to tell which stocks to buy? Here are the 6 most important ways

How to tell which stocks to buy? Investing in markets such as the ASX can be an exciting and profitable venture, but it also comes with its fair share of risks. With thousands of stocks available for purchase, it can be overwhelming to determine which ones are worth investing in. In this guide, we will discuss some…

ByNick SundichOctober 31, 20240Comments

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Income Investing: It’s a good strategy but here are 4 factors you should consider

Income investing in relation to stocks involves generating returns from stocks via dividends, rather than share price appreciation. Dividends are regular payments made by companies to their shareholders. They are usually paid quarterly, but can also be paid monthly or annually. However, not all companies pay dividends. So, how do you determine if your stock will…

ByNick SundichOctober 31, 20240Comments

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Serko (ASX:SKO): This dark horse amongst ASX travel stocks has big aspirations over the next 5 years

At first glance, Serko (ASX:SKO) may appear to be just another travel agency stock with its only differentiating traits being that it is headquartered and listed in New Zealand. But any investors with such thoughts may want to give it a second look. Back when it listed, the company told investors it was for corporate travel…

ByNick SundichOctober 30, 20240Comments

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Myer is merging with Apparel Brands! Here’s what the ASX’s worst kept secret of FY25 means for investors

The ASX's worst secret is out - Myer is merging with Apparel Brands (some of the brands owned by Solomon Lew's Premier Investments). This had been speculated on for some months, but this morning it was made official. Here's what investors need to know about the deal, including why it is going ahead, and when…

ByNick SundichOctober 30, 20240Comments

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What will happen to Rex shareholders? Will they get any money back?

Since the end of July, Rex shareholders have been unable to buy and sell shares, owing to their company being in administration and suspended from trading on the ASX. What will happen to them? That'll depend on what becomes of Rex, and whether or not it resumes trading. Rex could well have a future, but…

ByNick SundichOctober 29, 20240Comments

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Close the Loop (ASX:CLG): Why has the once buoyant metals recycling business halved since its FY24 results?

Close the Loop (ASX:CLG) is one of the few opportunities for investors wanting exposure to the waste management industry. CLG listed in 2021 with a market capitalisation of $65.9m, and closed its first trading day with a value of over $100m. It purported to be, 'Australia's most advanced vertically integrated design, manufacturing, collection and recycling company…

ByNick SundichOctober 28, 20240Comments

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If negative gearing is wound back, could it hurt ASX bank stocks?

Negative gearing is a contentious topic and Australians are heavily divided on it. What is negative gearing? Why is it in the headlines again? It is a strategy that allows investors to claim a tax deduction for a 'rental loss' when interest repayments and other expenses exceed income. It was used by 2.27m taxpayers in 2021-22…

ByNick SundichOctober 28, 20240Comments

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Here’s why Rich Lister WiseTech boss Richard White ‘stood down’, and how the A$30bn+ cargo software giant may be affected

WiseTech boss Richard White has been viewed as a key reason for his company's success over its 30-year history and 8-year tenure on the ASX. But is it over now? Officially, he has stood down. But after a period of leave, he will return as a consultant for the same salary he was being paid…

ByNick SundichOctober 25, 20240Comments

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Is the S&P 500 Really Doomed to a ‘Lost Decade’? Goldman Sachs thinks so, but will it eventuate?

The term 'Lost Decade' gets thrown about a lot, but most recently to the next decade to the S&P 500. Goldman Sachs released a report predicting the next 10 years would not be so rosy as the 10 that preceded it. Let's take a deeper dive into why Goldman believes this, and whether or not…

ByNick SundichOctober 25, 20240Comments

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Here’s what 2025 holds for Archer Materials (ASX:AXE) and why investors should be excited

How to tell which stocks to buy? Here are the 6 most important ways

Income Investing: It’s a good strategy but here are 4 factors you should consider

Serko (ASX:SKO): This dark horse amongst ASX travel stocks has big aspirations over the next 5 years

Myer is merging with Apparel Brands! Here’s what the ASX’s worst kept secret of FY25 means for investors

What will happen to Rex shareholders? Will they get any money back?

Close the Loop (ASX:CLG): Why has the once buoyant metals recycling business halved since its FY24 results?

If negative gearing is wound back, could it hurt ASX bank stocks?

Here’s why Rich Lister WiseTech boss Richard White ‘stood down’, and how the A$30bn+ cargo software giant may be affected

Is the S&P 500 Really Doomed to a ‘Lost Decade’? Goldman Sachs thinks so, but will it eventuate?

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