This is why you simply have to look outside the Top 50 to generate some decent alpha in Australia.
If you’re happy taking a dividend and seeing your account not do much, sure, we could say that the so-called ASX ‘blue chips’ are at least sturdy.
But you might die of boredom in the meantime too. I have a better idea…
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The little Aussie bank beating the Big Four
That’s a very typical pattern across the market. A lot of stocks — especially small-cap stocks — got hammered in the bear market of 2022.
Now the market is chasing growth again and willing to bid on stocks that deliver.
That’s why I call the current dynamic the small-cap ‘resurrection’. It’s happening across dozens of stocks.
The 100-Year Tug-of-War: Resources vs Finance
Geologist James Cooper reveals the surprising shifts in Australia’s stock market over the past century. As resources lose ground to finance, history suggests a potential comeback. Is the ASX on the brink of another major transformation? Read on to find out…
A famous investor’s visiting Fat Tail Daily
We all know the biggest trend in the world right now is artificial intelligence (‘AI’).
What immediately follows on from this? Generally, it’s a comment that AI needs gargantuan amounts of power to run.
Should you be buying up oil, coal, uranium and renewable stocks as fast as you can? Well, we may be heading to that reality, but we’re not there yet.
Timing the Gold Price Cycle – Part Four
As more investors pay attention to gold rallying and begin piling into gold stocks, it’s important that you decide what your strategy is. Chase the trend or move ahead of the crowd. Either way, you must learn what indicators to follow to guide you. Find out more in today’s article, plus a cautionary tale to help you retain your profits…
US$8,000 gold: Not as crazy as it sounds
All last week Fat Tail Daily explored the dynamics going on in the gold market around the world.
I’ve got more to add today too.
We got a big, juicy clue last week that this precious metal bull market could have a long way to run yet.
