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Nick Sundich

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Education

Rule of 72: Here’s how investors can use it to their advantage

Here's why The Rule of 72 might be useful to consider when investing in Stocks Investing in stocks can be a daunting task, especially for beginners. With so many different strategies and techniques available, it's easy to get lost in the sea of information about what stocks to buy, what strategies to use and what is…

ByNick SundichMay 6, 20240Comments

General

Is there another Asian financial crisis brewing? How would stocks be impacted?

Is there another Asian financial crisis brewing? There is increasing concern there might be as many Asian countries' currencies struggle against the US dollar, particularly Japan, which has reportedly intervened in the market following the yen reaching its weakest level against the greenback since 1990. USD/JPY log scale (Source: TradingView) Let's take a look at whether or…

ByNick SundichMay 3, 20240Comments

Bank Stocks

Why can’t ASX small bank stocks beat the Big 4?

Be disappointed all you like at the performance of some of the Big 4, but ASX small bank stocks have fared even worse in the last couple of years. New floats like Pepper (ASX:PPM) have turned out to be duds and established stocks like Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank (ASX:BEN) have…

ByNick SundichMay 3, 20240Comments

Mining Stocks Retail Technology Uncategorized

Here are the 4 best ASX stocks for May 2024

Here are the 4 best ASX stocks for May 2024! Each month, we look at the best ASX stocks of the month. We like to look at companies with upcoming catalysts, be it good results (as forecasted by consensus estimates), or other expected news such as clinical trial results. We have found a handful of…

ByNick SundichMay 1, 20240Comments

Education

Cooking the Books: Here are 4 manipulative ways for your stocks to be manipulated

Have you heard of the term cooking the books? Cooking the books is a term used to describe the illegal act of manipulating accounting records and financial statements in order to deceive others. This deception can be done for various reasons, such as hiding losses or inflating profits. Cooking the books is an illegal activity that can result…

ByNick SundichApril 30, 20240Comments

Education

How are stock market indices like the ASX 200 determined?

Stock market indices like the ASX 200 and S&P 500 are used as barometers for the performance and overall health of the entire market. When you hear the term 'green day', it will be because market indices around the world are in positive territory. The same applies to a 'red day' when the markets are down. In…

ByNick SundichApril 30, 20240Comments

Education

Pay attention to these 5 signs to buy a stock

What are the most important signs to buy a stock on the ASX or any other stock exchange? In this article, we recap what we think are the 5 most important signs. 5 signs to buy a stock 1. When the RSI has gone above 30 This can be a good sign to buy a stock.…

ByNick SundichApril 29, 20240Comments

Mining Stocks Uncategorized

Here are 5 ASX resources juniors with projects in unusual locations

ASX resources juniors live and die by many things, but project location is one of them. The majority have projects in Australia, the Americas (North and South) as well as Africa. But then there's a minority of companies with projects elsewhere, and we'd like to recap some of them with projects in unusual locations. We would…

ByNick SundichApril 26, 20240Comments

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What are nominee shareholders? Have they got anything secret to hide from the rest of the market?

Let's take a look at who nominee shareholders are. Have you ever seen a substantial shareholder notice lodged with your stock, seeing the heading 'Becoming a substantial holder from JP Morgan/HSBC/Morgan Stanley/CBA' and thinking that actual bank has bought into your stock? Is this really the case? Yes and no. What are nominee shareholders? Nominee shareholders…

ByNick SundichApril 26, 20240Comments

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Here’s why the RBA is worried about the ASX. Should you be too?

The RBA is worried about the ASX. It all but confirmed that in its latest bulletin, released last week. The bank regularly provides its insights into the Australian economy and financial system in this publication. Much of the focus was on the impact of its tightening in monetary policy (in other words, the rapid increase…

ByNick SundichApril 24, 20240Comments