Sharecafe article published 19 We have welcomed in the Year of the Ox, a time the Chinese believe bestows rewards on those who work hard. But, in preparation for this auspicious time, let’s first ensure that the investments that we…
Institutional-level functionality for retail share traders Marketech Focus today launched its newest premium ASX trading platform, created to deliver on a single proposition; provide market-leading trading tools and fairer fees to active ASX investors who want more from their broking…
Stockhead article published 12 We start this week with a BNPL hypothetical: With Zip Co (ASX:Z1P) currently trading around $6, a Primary School teacher (who bought ZipCo at $2), a Theoretical Physicist (who bought ZipCo at $7) and Killface (pictured;…
Stockhead article published 5 It was the year 2001. The original tech boom had severely dented market confidence and destroyed many a speculative trader well before a couple of airplanes botched their landings in NYC (it is definitely not ‘too…
Stockhead article published 29 As a speculative trader I love knowing that there are others out there with less information than me, with slower platforms. It’s nice to think that there is someone on the other side of the trade…
Kalkine Media article published 21 From waking up with an alarm to unearthing precious metals and even the ongoing research for the COVID-19 vaccine, technology has drastically changed the way we live and work. Several businesses have witnessed immense growth…
Stockhead article published 22 Calm down. Let’s start with a full recap about what you know, where you got yourself into trouble and what to do next. The full article can be found at:
Stockhead article published 15 Petrol is highly volatile, but water isn’t. You can run a car on petrol, but you can drink water. There’s probably a really useful analogy in there somewhere, but there is always fear when anyone talks…
Stockhead article published 8 Does the announcement make you think that it could be really good, if you read it a certain way (Tick!), and does it leave the door open for uncapped speculative potential (tick tick tick … BOOOOOM!!!).…
Stockhead article published 1 The most dangerous sentences ever uttered by a trader in speculative shares: “It’ll be different this time”. “I can’t sell, I’d get crushed by tax.” “This is a long-term hold.” The full article can be found at:
