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It was a week of the expected and the unexpected, with Donald Trump predictably unpredictable about who cops what tariffs.
This week on Boom! Doom! Zoom!, Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard tackle the big questions on the minds of Aussie investors, like just how to find value in such a tight market!
Can I buy an ETF to invest in the “Magnificent 7”? What do the brokers think of gold miner Northern Star Resources? Why did Macquarie’s share price drop by $10? With the aussie dollar hitting 66c, is it too late to hedge my international shares?
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, says he’s now seeing signs that Pilbara Minerals (PLS) is finally bottoming out and could be ready to head higher.
One market I haven’t covered in detail is the United Kingdom. Here’s why I think UK equity valuations look attractive relative to their US peers.
While my esteemed colleague, Paul Rickard, is picking stocks for the scaredy-cats - should I say, those with lower risk tolerance - I thought I’d service the risk takers by finding 10 stocks/investments for those who want to make money but are prepared to take on more risk.
In this episode of Switzer Investing TV, Peter Switzer teams up with Paul Rickard to unveil a “Scaredy Cat Portfolio”. Then, Mark Carnegie joins to explain why he’s more into Ethereum than Bitcoin.
Here’s a portfolio of stocks for the “scaredy-cats”, who are those investors who think President Trump will give a lie to his nickname (“TACO”) and do something really crazy that will seriously impact global markets.
Here are two great-looking stocks from the agricultural sector that appear well-positioned right now.
In our “HOT” stock column today, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans Financial Limited, Raymond Chan, explains why Morgans maintains its “ACCUMULATE” rating for BHP.
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