If you want to start investing in 2026 to say it is a turbulent environment is an understatement. An undercurrent of market jitter persists, with many people facing an economic hangover from the inflation of the past years. Many individuals also feel significant financial strain, and they aren’t confident they could withstand a recession. However,…
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Trump’s New 15% Import Tariff
On Saturday, Donald Trump announced a new 15% global tariff on virtually all imports entering the US, effective immediately.
What has stood out so far is how muted the market reaction has felt versus prior tariff headlines. That could be telling us something about positioning, fatigue, or simply that investors now…
ASX Reporting Season: What This Week’s Results Mean for Investors
We are halfway through the ASX reporting season, and the message from the market could not be clearer. Companies that deliver steady, reliable results are being rewarded. Companies priced for perfection are getting hammered at the first sign of weakness. The ASX 200 gained 1.8%…
When it comes to investing in the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), two predominant strategies often emerge: long-term investing and day trading. Each approach has its own set of advantages and challenges, making the choice between them a critical decision for any investor. Whether you’re a retail investor looking to grow your wealth or an experienced…
Revenue Up 23%, Stock Down 10%, Here’s Why
GYG was a big IPO in 2024, but since then the stock has had a volatile run. It is now down roughly 55% from earlier levels, and it fell a further 10% after today’s result.
What makes this interesting is that the operating numbers were actually strong:
Revenue was…
Investors who think the present will last forever are often humbled by markets. Easy money eras seem to last forever—until they don't. While downturns provide the impression that opportunity has permanently disappeared, booms persuade investors that risk has disappeared. However, history demonstrates that neither extreme is sustainable.
The underlying rhythm of financial cycles is what endures.…
Sports Entertainment doubles EBITDA and lifts guidance
Sports Entertainment Group (ASX: SEG) was in serious trouble two years ago. In late 2023, it needed emergency funding just to stay afloat. Now, the picture looks very different. This week, SEG reported the strongest half-year result in its history. EBITDA almost doubled to A$9.7 million, revenue rose…
$2.2m Loan Converts, Balance Sheet Clears, Shares Reprice
Eden Innovations surged 30% today to 24.5c after announcing it has converted a $2.2m loan into equity for a strategic investor.
On top of that, the company said all remaining shareholder loans and unpaid director fees will also be settled in shares, which would leave it debt free.
The…
Earnings Week: Can BHP and Rio Keep the ASX Rally Alive?
Last week's ASX rally proved one thing beyond doubt: this market is rewarding confidence and punishing anything less. CBA (ASX: CBA) delivered a record first-half cash profit of A$5.45 billion, sending shares up nearly 7 per cent. ANZ (ASX: ANZ) hit a record high,…
It is that time again - ASX Earnings Season! ASX companies that follow the July-June fiscal year need to issue half-yearly results and companies using the calendar year need to issue full-year results.
This year's February earnings season begins amidst the ASX having its worst week since last November, with the ASX 200 falling 2% to…
