Afterpay (ASX: APT) and Zip Co (ASX: Z1P) are putting on an impressive show before Thursday’s earnings with APT, and Z1P eyeing $100, and $10 respectively. The BNPL rockets seem to be poised for blast off come Thursday as institutions, main street, and analysts remain bullish. However, as the BNPL hill climbs higher, could a …
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Mesoblast (ASX: MSB) (NASDAQ: MESO) was on our portfolio since May. However, volume started to climb higher this week as an advisory committee voted in favour of Mesoblasts pediatric drug remestemcel-L (Rynocil). The positive catalyst triggered a Mesoblast buying party on the ASX and the NASDAQ. For now, investors are optimistic about Mesoblast’s medium-long term …
Afterpay (ASX:APT) stunned the entire market after hitting a new all-time high of $75, resulting in a 725% rise in three months. APT’s recovery from COVID-19 instantly caught the eyes of many investors. However, doubt crept in that Afterpay’s growth mimicked that of a bubble. The entire BNPL is surging like a missile. Making many …
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With restrictions lifting and international travel on the horizon, Australians eager for a holiday will soon be flocking to the nearest travel agent in hopes of planning the next family vacation. Today we will look at two of the ASX’s most traded travel agents Webjet Limited (ASX: WEB) and Flight Centre Travel Group (ASX: FLT). …
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To most Australians, shopping centres exist for one reason, to make you poorer. Ever since the introduction of the credit card in 1951 and more recently, Buy Now Pay Later, shopping centres have become a national sport. However, for the sharp investor, shopping centres can make a great addition to your portfolio. In today’s article, …
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Every investor must understand bulls and bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered. In other words, you can profit when the market goes up or down, but if you are too greedy, you will get burned. We are in a down market (opinion, not advice). Yes, there are bullish recoveries. However, these are known as …
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Ever since oil plunged into negative territory, every man and his dog became interested in oil investments. Negative oil future contracts created a frenzy of buyers around ASX ETF OOO. There's been an extraordinary collapse in the price of oil in the United States with crude dropping below $1 a barrel, and at one point …
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Flashback to last Tuesday and oil plummeted to a historic low. Oil dropped into negative territory. Instantly, people that’s great. Because companies like BHP will pay me to take barrels of oil off their hands, right? Unfortunately, the idea of being paid to take oil is unrealistic for the average Joe. Where would you store …
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Written by Sergeo Domtchenko It is fair to say that the coronavirus is not hanging around to take any hostages. On Monday evening, Virgin Australia (ASX: VAH) became the highest-profile casualty of the pandemic. Virgin soon announced its intention to enter voluntary administration. The thought of voluntary administration came off the back of Virgin, dismissing …
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The ground is splitting out from under us. On one side, you have investors claiming the bullish recovery is on. While other investors believe the bears are still out for blood. The market divide might be making it challenging for new investors to make sense of the market. Most new investors are looking to snap …
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To say that Virgin Australia (ASX: VAH) is finding it challenging to navigate through the COVID-19 storm would be an understatement. Virgin’s possible entry into voluntary administration showcases how the airline is on the brink of collapse. Voluntary admission may be excessive. However, considering Virgin’s cash runway, mountains of debt, and recent decision to stand …
The Tourism industry was surging before COVID-19. However, the virus is causing our treasured travel stocks to fall off the cliff. Just by looking at Qantas (ASX: QAN), Virgin (ASX: VAH), Royal Caribbean Cruises (NYSE: RCL) and Carnival Corp (NYSE: CCL), the industry-wide impacts become clear. The above companies are slashing employees in record numbers, …
COVID-19 is dealing severe blows to our beloved blue chips. Lockdowns are forcing retailers to close, travel bans are causing airlines, such as Qantas, to be on life-support, and the ‘Big Four’s’ dividends are under threat. Despite the ASX bloodbath, Telstra (ASX: TLS), the defensive veteran, is successfully bobbing and weaving the virus’ punches. Telstra’s …
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