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Chinese tourists in Australia: Will they ever return in their pre-COVID 19 numbers or will tourist operators be left distraught?

Chinese tourists in Australia were important to Australia's economy pre-pandemic. Spending peaked at $12.4bn annually. Six months since China re-opened, it was hoped that they would return to Australia en-masse. But this hasn't happened and there are doubts that it ever will happen. What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell…

ByNick SundichJune 30, 2023

How do interest rates affect stocks? Here are the 3 big ways

How do interest rates affect stocks? That's a question that is particularly pertinent with interest rates being hiked at the fastest pace in decades. Clearly, interest rates do affect stocks - otherwise, there wouldn't have been a 'Tech Wreck'. But just why are they such a big factor? What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in…

ByNick SundichJune 28, 2023

Here are 4 of the most famous ASX corporate collapses in history and what you can learn from them

ASX corporate collapses - they can and do happen. No stock is immortal. Some survive longer than others - but none last infinitely. Some meet a happy ending with a takeover at a premium price. But others go in a less dignified way - a corporate collapse. Don't take our word from it, learn from…

ByNick SundichJune 20, 2023

The FIRB … Who is the Foreign Investment Review Board and why do they kill great deals?

Investors may or may not know the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB), but those who do might know it for the wrong reasons. The FRIB is known for intervening in M&A deals on the ASX, sometimes blocking deals that seem a match made in heaven. But that is only part of what they do and they…

ByNick SundichJune 9, 2023

The Humm saga showed ASIC has significant powers

At the end of last month, ASIC dropped a bombshell on Humm (ASX:HUM) and its investors. For roughly 24 hours, the regulator prohibited the company from issuing its products to new customers. The impact was brief, but enough to send its shares down by 10% on the day. So, just who is ASIC? And what other powers…

ByNick SundichJune 7, 2023

It is Confession Season: Here is why investors need to be particularly alert in FY23

It is Confession Season in the Australian share market. Companies will commonly provide guidance towards their annual results and it may be a different picture to what it had been painting some months earlier - hence the name Confession Season. Do you need solid trading & investment ideas on the ASX? Stocks Down Under Concierge can…

ByNick SundichJune 1, 2023

Should you buy Qantas shares? Here are 5 reasons why the company thinks you should

Should you buy Qantas shares? On one hand, there's the common mantra that investors should never buy airlines, not to mention that the travel boom has little more room to grow and the share price is near pre-COVID highs. But the Red Roo begs to differ. You see, the company held its first investor day since the…

ByNick SundichMay 31, 2023

Will crypto recover in 2023? And if so, is now the right time for investors to get in?

Will crypto recover? Investors have asked this question for several months. Some have been wanting to get in, but have been waiting for the bottom. Others made significant losses during the Crypto Winter and hope to recoup some of them. Need good investment ideas? Concierge is outperforming the broader market by a wide margin! You can try…

ByNick SundichMay 30, 2023

Is $100 or more an expensive share price? Here’s why it’s not

With few ASX companies with share prices over $100, you'd be forgiven for thinking it is an expensive share price. Overseas, share prices higher than $100 is far more common. Granted, they might think Berkshire Hathaway has an expensive share price at over US$500,000. But in this article, we recap why looking at an individual share…

ByNick SundichMay 24, 2023

5 of the worst ASX IPOs in the last decade!

Earlier this week, we wrote about the best ASX IPOs and now we're writing about the worst ASX IPOs in the last decade. Then, as now, we observe that investing in IPOs is a big risk because there is no guarantee things will go well. It is always a big adjustment to listed life, even for…

ByNick SundichMay 5, 2023

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Chinese tourists in Australia: Will they ever return in their pre-COVID 19 numbers or will tourist operators be left distraught?

How do interest rates affect stocks? Here are the 3 big ways

Here are 4 of the most famous ASX corporate collapses in history and what you can learn from them

The FIRB … Who is the Foreign Investment Review Board and why do they kill great deals?

The Humm saga showed ASIC has significant powers

It is Confession Season: Here is why investors need to be particularly alert in FY23

Should you buy Qantas shares? Here are 5 reasons why the company thinks you should

Will crypto recover in 2023? And if so, is now the right time for investors to get in?

Is $100 or more an expensive share price? Here’s why it’s not

5 of the worst ASX IPOs in the last decade!

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