I’m going long lithium, backing billionaires like Elon Musk and Gina Rinehart, even though I know I might have to wait a long time to get the big pay-off.
Wall Street and stock market indexes were mixed but Friday’s trade couldn’t wipe out another positive week for stocks.
James Dunn did a cathartic evaluation at what he has learnt and not learnt quickly enough about investing. I wanted to put another point of view in the context of a sensible way to invest for yourself.
Like a gift from Santa Claus, who this year is Jerome Powell of the Federal Reserve, stocks have surged this week, reinforcing a trend that started seven weeks ago for Wall Street.
This won’t surprise you but I’m expecting a better year for stocks than what we saw in 2023, though the December quarter was a ripper, as I expected. As with all years with stocks, there will be tailwinds and headwinds, but I suspect the former will outweigh the latter.
Is it time to invest in the second tier banks like the Bank of Queensland? Is the worst for lithium stocks behind us?
The December quarter has given us a sneak preview of what stocks could do next year. One highly-respected expert thinks the rally could extend into 2025. Here’s what I think…
Like a gift from Santa Claus, who this year is Jerome Powell of the Federal Reserve, stocks have surged this week, reinforcing a trend that started seven weeks ago for Wall Street.
With recent economic readings suggesting that the RBA could be done with raising rates, I went looking for smaller cap companies that might’ve been victims of rising rates. So here are five small caps I like.
Here in Australia, bad economic news is still good for stock prices, but in the US where they’re on top of inflation, good economic news is actually good news.
You don't have credit card details available. You will be redirected to update payment method page. Click OK to continue.