Shares
What the BHP and Woodside merger will mean for shareholders
BHP and Woodside have agreed to an all-stock merger, so where does that leave shareholders?
Why XRF Scientific is one to watch
After delivering a 47% increase in net profit to $2.4 million for the first half of FY21, XRF Scientific is one to watch during the August reporting season.
The surprising science behind Reddit taking on GameStop
WallStreetBets sent professional traders into a panic over GameStop, now research reveals the trend may be thanks to the exhibitionism of risky behaviour.
The best and worst performers on the ASX this week
Reporting season is here, widespread lockdowns are in place, and share buybacks are underway. What does all this mean for the ASX?
The companies to keep on your radar this reporting season
Dividend heavyweights such as CBA will be worth watching as their prices are set to bulk up this reporting season.
Avoiding value traps is the key to stock market success
Value investing, like bargain hunting, is about buying companies that appear to be cheaper than they are worth, but beware value traps.
How COVID-19 has change the Australian sharemarket
The coronavirus pandemic has changed every aspect of our lives, especially how we do business. So what has it meant for the sharemarket?
What $39 billion Afterpay takeover means for shareholders
Afterpay will be acquired by Square for $39 billion, the largest takeover in Australia's history. Here's why shareholders are in for a payday.
Why ethical investors are ditching BNPL stocks
While shoppers are flocking to buy now pay later services, some super funds and managed funds are divesting or avoiding them altogether.
US v Australian share markets: Don’t compare apples with oranges
In recent months, there has been a lot of talk about the US stock market crashing, which has Australian investors worried.
