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Symbio Holdings (ASX: SYM) dropped a stunning 37.5% in a single session following a trading update on 20 December 2022. The communications software provider announced a sharp decrease in its expected FY23 operating earnings (EBITDA) with a decrease in the midpoint... Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA) recently published a research paper showing that small cap stocks are now trading at a 20-year low versus their large-cap peers. In fact, the only other time in the last 50 years that small cap stocks were this cheap relative to... Diversification: Can You Have Too Much? 13/7/2023 Diversification is no secret, it’s a well-known part of investing. “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is a common phrase that we learn at a young age, and something that most people put into action, at least to... What is a recession and what does it mean for investors? 6/7/2023 Fearing a recession is natural. Recessions are an economic reality. They typically start before anyone realises they’re happening and end before economists have enough data to know they’ve finished.... The Standard & Poor’s Homebuilders exchange-traded fund (ETF), XHB, has increased by more than 30% in 2023 and 40% over the last 12 months. A number of homebuilder stocks such as PulteGroup (NYSE: PHM) and renowned value investor David Einhorn’s Green Brick... Australia’s unemployment rate has defied the doom and gloom predictions, falling to 3.6% in May from 3.7% in the prior month. Around 61,700 jobs were added across the country, most of which were full-time roles. The number of employed in Australia reached 14 million... The Financial Times (FT) recently reported that for the first time, the S&P 500, corporate investment-grade bonds and treasury bills are all offering the same yield of 5.3% for prospective investors. The leading financial newspaper provided a useful graphic... What Really Matters in Investing 22/6/2023 The world of investing can be a complex and ever-changing landscape, and the financial media can make it even more confusing, having you believe that the macroeconomic news of the day is the most important factor in any of... For the best part of 2022 investors could have been forgiven for thinking technology stocks only went down. From a previous sea of red, some green shoots have begun to emerge in technology stocks marking a notably positive beginning to 2023. Several factors...
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Symbio Holdings (ASX: SYM) dropped a stunning 37.5% in a single session following a trading update on 20 December 2022. The communications software provider announced a sharp decrease in its expected FY23 operating earnings (EBITDA) with a decrease in the midpoint... Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA) recently published a research paper showing that small cap stocks are now trading at a 20-year low versus their large-cap peers. In fact, the only other time in the last 50 years that small cap stocks were this cheap relative to... Diversification: Can You Have Too Much? 13/7/2023 Diversification is no secret, it’s a well-known part of investing. “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is a common phrase that we learn at a young age, and something that most people put into action, at least to... What is a recession and what does it mean for investors? 6/7/2023 Fearing a recession is natural. Recessions are an economic reality. They typically start before anyone realises they’re happening and end before economists have enough data to know they’ve finished.... The Standard & Poor’s Homebuilders exchange-traded fund (ETF), XHB, has increased by more than 30% in 2023 and 40% over the last 12 months. A number of homebuilder stocks such as PulteGroup (NYSE: PHM) and renowned value investor David Einhorn’s Green Brick... Australia’s unemployment rate has defied the doom and gloom predictions, falling to 3.6% in May from 3.7% in the prior month. Around 61,700 jobs were added across the country, most of which were full-time roles. The number of employed in Australia reached 14 million... The Financial Times (FT) recently reported that for the first time, the S&P 500, corporate investment-grade bonds and treasury bills are all offering the same yield of 5.3% for prospective investors. The leading financial newspaper provided a useful graphic... What Really Matters in Investing 22/6/2023 The world of investing can be a complex and ever-changing landscape, and the financial media can make it even more confusing, having you believe that the macroeconomic news of the day is the most important factor in any of... For the best part of 2022 investors could have been forgiven for thinking technology stocks only went down. From a previous sea of red, some green shoots have begun to emerge in technology stocks marking a notably positive beginning to 2023. Several factors...
Is this ASX small cap a potential takeover target?
Dotcom 2.0 for Small Caps…
Diversification: Can You Have Too Much?
What is a recession and what does it mean for investors?
Second-Level Thinking and US Homebuilders
A Rough Ride for Retailers
Bond Basics for Beginner Investors
What Really Matters in Investing
Tech Stock Performance 2023: A Closer Look at FAANG and Beyond
Robert Swift explains his strategy and how the TAMIM Global Equity High Conviction IMA (or the underlying fund) has managed to achieve such impressive results over the years. The VMQ Ranking System Robert Swift - Head of Global Strategies Aside from being small and... The Pain Report will provide you with a weekly independent and objective commentary on the global economy, in an attempt to help you identify the key forces which will shape the world in the years ahead. For example, I believe that the most significant and defining... Markets are always made up of at least 2 opposing views. This is what makes markets what they are. Trying to come to a price through the discovery of existing and new information and factoring all of this into future cash flow projections is what makes financial... Over the next few weeks my good friend and highly skilled investment strategist Jonathan Pain has agreed to share his views on what he is seeing in global investment markets with readers of the TAMIM weekly newsletter. The only thing better then reading a Pain report... “Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has now turned on the seatbelt sign. Please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts.” When we’re passengers, turbulence often catches us by surprise; it may even evoke fear and anxiety. The pilots and frequent flyers are...
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