STOCK MARKET

Pay attention, ask the tough questions and plan for the future

Finfeed Archived Aug 14, 2020

Right now, it’s important to understand your level of exposure to Australian equities, particularly if the stock market crashes again, as some experts are predicting.

Tech giants make up top performing July stocks

Finfeed Archived Aug 06, 2020

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported a fourth straight quarter of profits, which now means they can be considered for inclusion into the S&P 500 Index. Strong revenue numbers saw Tesla’s share price increase once again in July, reporting a $6 billion revenue, which was better than the $5.37 billion expected.

Ride the market or sell now?

Finfeed Archived Jul 03, 2020

There is an old saying that we learn from our mistakes. But if this is true, why do people continually make the same mistakes believing it will be different next time?

Q&A: Will the market recover post COVID-19 and what are the sectors we should be looking at?

Finfeed Archived Jun 17, 2020

Bourse Communication founder and Managing Director Rod North has been working within financial market since the 1980s and has seen pretty much all there is to see, from stock market crashes to the GFC, to the current pandemic, and past recoveries. He speaks with Jonathan Jackson about where the market is at and what we can expect as we come out of the pandemic.

Is stock diversification really a good strategy?

Finfeed Archived Jun 12, 2020

Spend less time worrying about which sector to invest in and spend more time looking for good stocks, because smart investing is about buying what goes up and selling what goes down.

Vulcan more than doubles its share price, investors look at travel and hospitality recovery and … your five small caps to watch

Finfeed Archived May 29, 2020

Vulcan Energy Resources (ASX:VUL | FWB: 6KO) has doubled its share price since its low point in March, when COVID-19 struck global markets.

ASX futures drop 20 points as Wall Street fades

Finfeed Archived May 29, 2020

While US markets traded higher for most of the session, a reversal of sentiment was evident amid the ongoing trade dispute between China and the US.

ASX tipped to open the week on a positive note

Finfeed Archived May 18, 2020

After a rollercoaster week, a 76 point gain was enough to drag the S&P/ASX 200 (XJO) back into the black. Overseas markets were generally less volatile on Friday, albeit not making the substantial gains. However, it could be argued that market stability is a better sign than the extreme highs and lows that have set the tone in recent months.