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Mid Cap Stocks

6 ASX IPOs that bounced back with a vengeance after a nuanced debut

The list of ASX IPOs that bounced back is nowhere near as long as the list of IPOs that flopped and never recovered. This is because while it is easy to destroy investor confidence, with just one prospectus forecast miss, it is very difficult to win it back. It takes a lot of time and…

ByNick SundichJuly 18, 2024

Here are 5 ASX stocks with huge potential…if only they could get their act together

There are plenty of ASX stocks with huge potential, but very few end up realising it. For some, it is a case of bad luck, but others: let's just say you can point the finger at the management. For many of these, these issues were able to be hidden for a while because their stock's industry…

ByNick SundichJuly 17, 2024

Airtasker’s Investor Hub & UK Media Deal: Scaling Signals

Highest yielding ASX dividend stocks: Here are 5 to take a look at!

The list of highest yielding ASX dividend stocks fluctuates substantially from year to year, and even from month to month. Sure, the list of companies that pay out the highest dividends rarely fluctuates - it is typically led by the Big Banks and Miners - but these are not necessarily the highest yielding. By yield,…

ByNick SundichJune 17, 2024

How do analysts value stocks? Here are 3 key ways to judge what a stock is worth

In this article we answer the question 'How do analysts value stocks?' By knowing how they do it, you can at least see where analysts are coming from in their valuation of companies. But hopefully, you can put some of these skills into practice for yourself and make your own decisions about whether or not to…

ByNick SundichMay 15, 2024

Small-cap Stocks Vs. Mid-cap Stocks: Why you need to know the Difference

Building a strong investment portfolio requires diversification, and understanding market capitalization is a crucial step. Simply put, it's the total value of a company based on its outstanding shares (number of shares multiplied by current price). This metric tells us a company's size and, to some extent, the risk involved in investing in its stock. Here's…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariMay 13, 2024