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Investing in IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) in 2025: Here’s what investors need to know

Investing in IPOs offers the opportunity for investors to make gains they couldn't make with any other company, but also offer a risk of making significant losses which you may not be able to recoup. They're also a major milestone for companies involved, as they not only provide access to significant amounts of capital but…

ByNick SundichJune 3, 2025

ESG Investing in 2025: How can I tell if a stock or fund is ethical or ESG compliant?

ESG investing is becoming increasingly popular with investors. But as this happens, it begs the question as to just how you can tell if an applicable stock or fund is ESG friendly? So how can I tell if my stock or fund is ESG compliant? As tough as it is to disappoint our readers, there is no…

ByNick SundichMay 26, 2025

Woolworths (ASX:WOW): The Amanda Bardwell era is well underway, but will FY26 be the year it regains lost ground to Coles?

The Amanda Bardwell era at Woolworths (ASX:WOW) began in September 2024 after 8 years of Brad Banducci. Several months into it and things do not appear to be much better for the Fresh Food People. But are things about to change? Introduction to Woolworths OK, it doesn't need an introduction. It is a chain of Australian supermarkets…

ByNick SundichMay 19, 2025

Inghams shares have been volatile in the last 12 months, but better times might be ahead

It has been a while since we last wrote about Inghams shares (ASX:ING) - 8 months to be exact. It was in the immediate aftermath of the poultry company's FY24 results that investors loathed, sending them down 20% in a day. This was actually the second time Inghams shares crashed after releasing results, because a…

ByNick SundichMay 8, 2025

Warren Buffett is retiring, will hand the top job at Berkshire to Greg Abel by the end of 2025. Here’s what you need to know

After many decades at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett is retiring. After founding his empire in 1965, he built it into a US$1tn+ empire owning many of America's best companies and profiting off them. But of course, all good things must come to an end - at least a tenure led by the…

ByNick SundichMay 5, 2025

Should you use your tax cut to invest in stocks? And how should you go about it?

Should you use your tax cut to invest in stocks? With another unexpected round of tax cuts starting from the middle of next year, unveiled in the federal budget earlier this week, this is a question facing many. This round isn't that large - only $536 a year and little over $10 a week by…

ByNick SundichMarch 27, 2025

SPC Global (ASX:SPG): A familiar name, but it’s now 4 companies in 1!

Very few Australians wouldn't have either heard of SPC Global (ASX:SPG) or consumed some of its products (whether they know it or not). It sells canned and tinned fruits, particularly tomatoes as well as mangoes and peaches (amongst others) all grown and harvested in Victoria's Goulburn Valley. But now, there is a lot more to…

ByNick SundichMarch 25, 2025

James Hardie is buying Azek! Here’s what this A$14bn merger means

The biggest news on the ASX yesterday was that James Hardie is buying Azek for US$8.8bn/A$14bn. To say it is a peculiar move is an understatement, because it represents significant diversification and could even mark a change in direction. James Hardie (ASX:JHX) has a shameful past where it made building composite known as fibro-cement, which used…

ByNick SundichMarch 25, 2025

Reece shares (ASX:REH): A year ago, we thought it was a great company, but significantly overvalued – is it cheaper now?

Reece shares (ASX:REH) represent ownership in one of two plumbing companies in the ASX 200 - the other being Reliance Worldwide (ASX:RWC). Both companies have benefited from the home renovation boom during the pandemic and the ability of companies to pass increased costs on to their companies. A year ago, we wrote on Reece stating it…

ByNick SundichMarch 4, 2025

Are Guzman y Gomez investors seeing the chickens come home to roost after its post-1HY25 results crash?

Guzman y Gomez (ASX:GYG) investors lucky enough to buy in at the $22-per share IPO are still sitting on a hefty gain. Those who bought at above $40 per share, where it was sitting not too long ago, would be disappointed. GYG shares retreated after its 1HY25 results, even in spite of the company announcing…

ByNick SundichFebruary 27, 2025

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Investing in IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) in 2025: Here’s what investors need to know

ESG Investing in 2025: How can I tell if a stock or fund is ethical or ESG compliant?

Woolworths (ASX:WOW): The Amanda Bardwell era is well underway, but will FY26 be the year it regains lost ground to Coles?

Inghams shares have been volatile in the last 12 months, but better times might be ahead

Warren Buffett is retiring, will hand the top job at Berkshire to Greg Abel by the end of 2025. Here’s what you need to know

Should you use your tax cut to invest in stocks? And how should you go about it?

SPC Global (ASX:SPG): A familiar name, but it’s now 4 companies in 1!

James Hardie is buying Azek! Here’s what this A$14bn merger means

Reece shares (ASX:REH): A year ago, we thought it was a great company, but significantly overvalued – is it cheaper now?

Are Guzman y Gomez investors seeing the chickens come home to roost after its post-1HY25 results crash?

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