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Dimerix (ASX:DXB): In Phase 3 for FSGS and so far, so very good!

There aren't many ASX biotech stocks in Phase 3, and even fewer with successful interim data, but Dimerix (ASX:DXB) is one such company. Although it has some way to go in the trial, results released last month were encouraging and bode well for its eventual commercialisation. The company's shares have re-rated since the results, yet…

ByNick SundichApril 8, 2024

Archer Materials (ASX:AXE): There’s more to the company than many investors think

Archer Materials (ASX:AXE) has long attracted intrigue as the only ASX company in quantum computing, although there is far more to the company than that. In the past couple of years, it has been working on a second technology (Biochip) that could come to market sooner than its quantum computing chip 12CQ. Significant progress has been…

ByNick SundichApril 4, 2024

Here’s why broker downgrades can cause such a big hit to stocks

There are plenty of ways a stock can be hit, but broker downgrades can be amongst the most contentious. What are broker downgrades? This is when brokerage firms lower their rating on a stock, usually moving from ratings such as 'buy' to 'hold/neutral', or from 'hold/neutral' to 'sell'. In almost all cases, the price target changes…

ByNick SundichApril 4, 2024

Here are 4 tax deductions for stock investors to claim this tax time and maximise their refund!

There are plenty of tax deductions for stock investors to claim, they just need to be aware of them! Although tax time is not until the start of the new financial year, it cannot hurt for investors to know at any time of year. Because come July 1, it will be too late for investors…

ByNick SundichApril 3, 2024

Zombie Companies: How can you identify them & avoid them like the plague?

Are you invested in zombie companies? You could well be without even knowing it and you need to get out if this is the case. But what are zombie companies and how do you know if you're invested in one? What are Zombie companies? Zombie companies are firms with core operations that are insolvent, but continue to…

ByNick SundichApril 2, 2024

Here’s how to prepare your portfolio for a recession and the top 4 ASX stocks for a recession

How to prepare your portfolio for a recession? While we cannot comment on individual investors' portfolio, there are some strategies that all investors can employ to mitigate risks. Preparing your stock portfolio for a recession involves strategic adjustments to mitigate risk and safeguard your investments. Many of these should be employed in good economic times too,…

ByNick SundichMarch 28, 2024

Poised for success? Here are 5 ASX explorers with farm-in agreements with major miners

We're taking a look at ASX explorers with farm-in agreements with major miners in place. Because while there are hundreds of small cap explorers with the odds stacked against them, investors may be more confident in companies that have partnered with major miners. Yes, it may just be penny change for major miners to get involved,…

ByNick SundichMarch 28, 2024

Oceana Lithium tries again at Solonópole in 2024 – does it have a better chance of success?

When Oceana Lithium (ASX:OCN) went public on ASX in July 2022, hopes were high for another major lithium discovery in Brazil. That Latin American country seemed to be on the cusp of a lithium boom thanks in part to Sigma Lithium (TSX-V: SGML) and its massive Grota do Cirilo project in the southeastern state of…

ByStuart RobertsMarch 26, 2024

4 factors to consider if spin out companies make good investments

Spin out companies come into existence whenever a company decides to separate a division from the parent company into a new company. In creating spin-out companies, the hope is that greater value can be created for the assets that are being spun off. But do spin-out companies work out for investors in the long-run? 4 factors to determine…

ByNick SundichMarch 25, 2024

Pandemic Stocks: Here are 4 that benefited permanently and 4 that crashed

The name pandemic stocks is one you might not have heard for a while, with the pandemic well behind us. However, many of us remember that there were several stocks that had a short-term benefit, only to see it dry up almost as fast as the heavens opened in the first place. But others saw a…

ByNick SundichMarch 22, 2024

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Dimerix (ASX:DXB): In Phase 3 for FSGS and so far, so very good!

Archer Materials (ASX:AXE): There’s more to the company than many investors think

Here’s why broker downgrades can cause such a big hit to stocks

Here are 4 tax deductions for stock investors to claim this tax time and maximise their refund!

Zombie Companies: How can you identify them & avoid them like the plague?

Here’s how to prepare your portfolio for a recession and the top 4 ASX stocks for a recession

Poised for success? Here are 5 ASX explorers with farm-in agreements with major miners

Oceana Lithium tries again at Solonópole in 2024 – does it have a better chance of success?

4 factors to consider if spin out companies make good investments

Pandemic Stocks: Here are 4 that benefited permanently and 4 that crashed

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