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Here are the 3 best months to buy stocks

What are the best months to buy stocks? It is difficult to answer this question because there will always be winner and losers in any month. However, there is data that suggests stocks perform in better in some months compared to others. 3 best months to buy stocks Generally speaking, stocks tend to perform well in the…

ByNick SundichSeptember 5, 2025

Here’s what is the Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E Ratio) and 4 key ways investors can use it to their advantage!

What is the Price to Earnings Ratio or the P/E ratio? The P/E ratio is the most used multiple of all those used in relative valuation to compare companies. It is what analysts and journalists are talking about when they say 'This ASX company is trading at _ times earnings'. But how does it work…

ByNick SundichAugust 29, 2025

Here’s how to use stop losses to help you minimise investment losses and protect your gains

A stop loss is one of the best ways for investors to minimise losses on any investment. It is a pre-determined price at which investors will sell out of a company at a loss. Many brokers enable investors to set a stop loss and automatically sell if a stock reaches that price. They will offer this for…

ByNick SundichAugust 20, 2025

Share buybacks: Are they a good sign or a waste of money?

Share buybacks are a controversial topic amongst investors. Some say it is a waste of money, others will welcome it (just because they have their own shares bought back). We thought we'd recap what share buybacks are, some of the advantages or disadvantages and whether or not they are ultimately a good or bad thing. We'll…

ByNick SundichAugust 19, 2025

Underlying v Statutory results? There’s a big difference between the 2 – here’s how to tell

When companies report results every reporting season, you'll hear underlying and statutory results. What is the difference between the two and how big does the gap tend to be? The difference between underlying and statutory results (in theory) Underlying results refer to performance measures that strip out one-off charges or non-recurring events, providing a better representation…

ByNick SundichAugust 18, 2025

Here are 6 ASX stocks at 12 month highs, and whether it is time to buy

Here are 6 ASX stocks at 12 month highs! Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR) Liontown's Kathleen Valley has been producing since the second half of last year. It has a current Mineral Resource Estimate of 156Mt at 1.4% lithium and could produce over 500ktpa over a 23-year life of mine. Trouble is, lithium prices have led to…

ByNick SundichAugust 15, 2025

5 ASX stocks to buy after rate cuts

With the RBA having delivered another rate cut (the 3rd of the current cycle), we would imagine investors are thinking about what ASX stocks to buy after rate cuts. There are plenty of sectors that will benefit including REITs and other property stocks, small and micro-caps generally, construction stocks, technology and consumer discretionary. But this only…

ByNick SundichAugust 13, 2025

If you’re looking at insurance stocks as a safe investment, here’s why you might be mistaken

Insurance stocks may appear to only be up there with the banks in terms of money 'on the books'. But things aren't as easy as they may appear to be at first glance. What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] How insurance stocks operate? In other words,…

ByNick SundichAugust 13, 2025

CDIs (Chess Depository Interests): Why are some ASX companies listed in this way?

Some ASX companies have their shares listed as CDIs, or 'Chess Depository Interests'. This is particularly true with American companies listed on the ASX, although some others do too. Why do they use this designation? What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] What is a CDI? Strictly speaking,…

ByNick SundichAugust 12, 2025

Here are 5 ASX Indices other than the ASX 200 for Investors to Watch Eagerly

Here are 5 ASX Indices other than the ASX 200! ASX All Ordinaries The All Ordinaries is an indice that is actually older than the ASX 200, established back in 1979. At the time, the ASX was seeking to move away from regional indices and to establish one indice to measure the movement of the…

ByNick SundichAugust 6, 2025

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Here are the 3 best months to buy stocks

Here’s what is the Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E Ratio) and 4 key ways investors can use it to their advantage!

Here’s how to use stop losses to help you minimise investment losses and protect your gains

Share buybacks: Are they a good sign or a waste of money?

Underlying v Statutory results? There’s a big difference between the 2 – here’s how to tell

Here are 6 ASX stocks at 12 month highs, and whether it is time to buy

5 ASX stocks to buy after rate cuts

If you’re looking at insurance stocks as a safe investment, here’s why you might be mistaken

CDIs (Chess Depository Interests): Why are some ASX companies listed in this way?

Here are 5 ASX Indices other than the ASX 200 for Investors to Watch Eagerly

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