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ASX NEWS LIVE | ASX 200 Rises as Traders Eye China; TPG Sells Fibre Network for $5.25b
The ASX 200 tracked Wall St higher today as stocks there broke fresh highs. Questions remain on Chinese stimulus measures, leaving the commodity rallies of the past weeks in question.

Small Cap Investing: How Big Volatility Can Mean Big Opportunity

Callum Newman

Sometimes a stock can take a big dive on the stock market…only to be bought back up. Today you’ll discover why keeping an eye on heavily sold-down stocks can be crucial for savvy investors.

How to Find the Tech Race Winners

Ryan Dinse

The global tech industry has minted more billionaires in the past two decades than any other.

Not only have the gains been humungous, but the speed upon which such gains have been made have been unbelievably fast too.

In today’s piece I want to go over one famous example and the lessons you can apply as an investor in tech. It all comes down to nailing the inflection point.

Commodity Ignition and a Monopolist about to Run

Murray Dawes

Chinese stimulus has put a rocket under Chinese stocks and many commodities. Will the good times continue?

Rio Tinto [ASX:RIO] Eyes Lithium Future with Arcadium Approach

Charlie Ormond

Arcadium Lithium’s stock is up by 44% as Rio Tinto approaches the lithium giant for a takeover deal. Is this a good time for investors to think about lithium?

ASX:RIO

Rio Tinto [ASX:RIO] Eyes Lithium Future with Arcadium Approach

ASX:PMV

Turmoil at Premier Investments[ASX:PMV]: Smiggle Boss Sacked and Sales Slow

ASX:ORA

Orora [ASX:ORA] Streamlines Operations with $1.78B US Business Sale

ASX:REA

REA Group [ASX:REA] Shares Tumble Amid $9 Billion UK Acquisition Plans

ASX:BHP

BHP [ASX:BHP] Profits Climb But Questions Remain About China

Have We Hit the Max Tax Threshold?

Nick Hubble

At some point, hiking taxes actually cuts revenue. And then the spending cuts must begin. The UK may have hit the threshold already. Investors should watch for the consequences.

How to Find the Tech Race Winners

Ryan Dinse

The global tech industry has minted more billionaires in the past two decades than any other.

Not only have the gains been humungous, but the speed upon which such gains have been made have been unbelievably fast too.

In today’s piece I want to go over one famous example and the lessons you can apply as an investor in tech. It all comes down to nailing the inflection point.

Commodity Ignition and a Monopolist about to Run

Murray Dawes

Chinese stimulus has put a rocket under Chinese stocks and many commodities. Will the good times continue?

Have We Hit the Max Tax Threshold?

Nick Hubble

At some point, hiking taxes actually cuts revenue. And then the spending cuts must begin. The UK may have hit the threshold already. Investors should watch for the consequences.

Why the Big Investment Houses Have It Wrong

James Cooper

Commodity bull markets take years to form, and it begins with declining investment. That sets the stage for the next upward leg. But for the first time (in a long time) demand has arrived. Read on to find out what happens next.

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Our Geologist Sees the Glass Half-Full

Ryan Dinse

The resource sector continued its recent downturn with a big sell-off on Friday. People are panicking over China. We’re at a pivotal moment from a psychological point of view, too. This is all music to our geologist’s ears. He thinks you’ve got a rare opportunity coming up to buy quality miners on the cheap.

Why This Could Be as Good as It Gets for Big Tech

Charlie Ormond

After a disappointing earnings season, big tech stocks are now fragile. Despite many hitting guidance targets, the market isn’t satisfied.
Just look at Nvidia. Its revenue doubled over the past year to hit US$30 billion for the quarter.
What did the market think about that? Its share price is down 17% since then.

Rate cuts could be bad for ‘free float’ stocks

Ryan Dinse

Interest rate cuts are usually good for tech stocks. And it seems likely cuts are coming…and fast! But for one particular type of tech stock, this might actually be a bad thing. It’s a good example of why you need to understand the finer details of a company when investing in tech.

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LATEST VIDEO: Small Cap Investing: How Big Volatility Can Mean Big Opportunity

Rio Tinto [ASX:RIO] Eyes Lithium Future with Arcadium Approach

Turmoil at Premier Investments[ASX:PMV]: Smiggle Boss Sacked and Sales Slow

Orora [ASX:ORA] Streamlines Operations with $1.78B US Business Sale

REA Group [ASX:REA] Shares Tumble Amid $9 Billion UK Acquisition Plans

BHP [ASX:BHP] Profits Climb But Questions Remain About China

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