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While I dare not point the finger of blame for all this Trump-related uncertainty, the President’s antics are causing market issues, so how can positivity be sustained?
I’ve taken a look at the property sector and found two property-related stocks that haven’t performed well on the share market in recent times. What I’ve found is that some brokers believe the market is failing to understand the story well enough.
In our “HOT” stock column today, Raymond Chan from Morgans explains why he regards CSL as a buy.
Accounting software company Xero (XRO) has launched a $200m share purchase plan (SPP). Shareholders can purchase up to $30,000 of Xero shares at a price no higher than $176.00 per share. The offer follows Xero’s US$2.5m purchase of Melio, a leading US small and medium (SMB) bill pay platform.
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why he likes global sports data and analytics company Catapult (CAT).
The case to take some profit on gold bullion strengthens after a strong rally and then rotate into gold equities.
Opportunities are plentiful in the Australian share market’s ‘micro-cap’ space. James Dunn looks at two companies from vastly different businesses, valued at virtually the same capitalisation, with what looks to be excellent prospects, and share prices capable of pushing up through the 50-cent level.
In our “HOT” stock column today, Raymond Chan from Morgans explains Morgans view on Pinnacle Investment Management Group (PNI).
While there isn’t enough evidence that the big miners have turned the corner, I am tempted to ask whether the smoke we saw last week is an indication that a fire is stoking up under mining prices. Read on.
The Australian share market moved higher in June as memories of “Liberation Day” receded. Most sectors finished in the “green”, with financials (and in particular CBA) starring. Year to date, the market is up 4.7% and with dividends included, 6.4%.
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