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Ujjwal Maheshwari

Ujjwal Maheshwari is a Sydney-based financial writer at Stocks Down Under, where he has covered ASX and forex markets for over three years. He specialises in breaking down complex market developments into clear, accessible analysis for everyday investors.

Bachelor of Commerce (Finance), University of New South Wales (UNSW)

605 articles published

Gaming Stocks

Emerging Privacy-Driven iGaming Models Attract Investor Interest in Australia

Privacy is quickly becoming one of the strongest forces shaping the online igaming industry. As players grow more protective of their data, companies that take privacy seriously are increasingly standing out. This shift isn’t just good for users—it’s also opening up new opportunities for investors who value trust as much as profit. What are the Best…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 31, 20250Comments

AI Stocks

Apple’s M5 Chips and the AI PC Boom: Which ASX Tech Stocks Could Ride the Wave?

Apple's M5 chip launch is reigniting interest in AI-capable computing, and Australian tech investors should take notice. The new processors, unveiled on October 15 with devices shipping this week, deliver roughly 40% better AI processing performance than their predecessors. While Apple dominates headlines, the real opportunity for ASX investors lies in the infrastructure companies enabling…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 31, 20250Comments

Lithium Stocks

The Lithium Reset: Are ASX Battery Metal Stocks Finally Near a Bottom?

After falling 90% from their peak, lithium prices are finally showing signs of life. The battery metal jumped 7% in October 2025 as China's biggest producer shut down a major mine, and Australian stocks are rallying hard. But is this the genuine turning point after a brutal two-year bear market, or just another false dawn? The…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 30, 20250Comments

Technology

Capital at Risk: How Money Moves in the Global Entertainment Investment Sector

The interactive entertainment sector has done quite well, even though the world economy was visibly winding down in early 2025. Based on current data and trends noticed in the second half of the year, analysts have already made up their minds on the sector's financial health and how attractive it is to investors. This article talks…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 30, 20250Comments

AI Stocks

Intel Beats Earnings: What It Means for ASX Data Centre Stocks

Intel's surprise profit and strong results show that demand for data centre infrastructure is booming, which is great news for Australian operators like NextDC (ASX: NXT) and Macquarie Technology (ASX: MAQ) who are betting big on this growth. What are the Best ASX stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] Intel's Comeback…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 29, 20250Comments

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ASX Uranium Stocks Rally as Nuclear Power Goes Mainstream: 3 Producers to Buy

The uranium sector just got its biggest validation in decades. Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have collectively committed billions to nuclear energy projects, not for virtue signalling, but to power their energy-starved AI data centres. When the world's smartest tech companies all reach the same conclusion simultaneously, investors should pay attention. US electricity demand is expected to…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 29, 20250Comments

AI Stocks News

AI Power Crunch: 3 ASX Stocks Positioned to Win from Soaring Data Centre Demand

Amazon just dropped a $20 billion commitment to expand its Australian AI infrastructure, and the announcement has reignited interest in ASX data centre stocks. The tech giant plans major AWS expansions in Melbourne and Sydney, joining Microsoft, Google, and Oracle in a race to build the physical infrastructure that powers artificial intelligence. The timing is significant.…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 29, 20250Comments

AI Stocks

Intel vs. AMD: Which Chip Giant Will Win This Week’s Earnings Battle?

Intel stock has surged 82% year-to-date on government backing and strategic investments, while AMD maintains stronger analyst support with 29 Buy ratings versus Intel's mostly Hold and Sell ratings. Both semiconductor rivals report earnings on Wednesday, setting up a high-stakes showdown that will reveal which turnaround story is real, and which is just hype. For Australian…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 28, 20250Comments

Gold Stocks Market news Mining Stocks

Ramelius Resources Q1 Results Lead to a 6% drop: Buy the Dip or Warning Sign?

Ramelius Resources' (ASX:RMS) Q1 results led to shares tumbling 5.86% to $3.30 this morning. The mid-tier gold producer released September quarter results revealing a sharp production decline despite maintaining fortress-like financials. The company reported gold production of 55,013 ounces at an All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) of A$1,836 per ounce, down 25% from 73,454 ounces in the…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 27, 20250Comments

Bank Stocks

How Australian Investors Are Changing Their Strategy After the RBA Rate Cut in 2025

When the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut interest rates back in August 2025, many Australians stopped to think about their money and investments. Lower interest rates result in cheaper loans and fewer returns on savings. As such, the way people invest will invariably change. In this post, we’ll take a look at the circumstances behind…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 27, 20250Comments