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Market wrap: Is the party now over for Afterpay and Zip Pay?
With the strong rise of Afterpay and Zip Pay and the withdrawn Latitude IPO, interest in the buy now pay later space has exploded. But not all attention is good.
Falling new car sales to drive down ARB Corporation’s profits
We wondered when the sagging new vehicle market would hit ARB's bottom line. We now have our answer, and perhaps an opportunity.
Market wrap: Latitude Financial’s $3.2bn IPO failure
After being snubbed by overseas institutional investors, Latitude Financials second attempt to list on the Australian Securities Exchange has failed.
Healthy growth prospects pave the way for CG Services
Country Garden Services Holdings closed on Monday up more than 100% since the company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in June 2018.
Market wrap: Latitude Financial set to list with $4bn market value
With Afterpay rising more than 200% and Zip more than 800% in the past two years, Latitude Financial wants a piece of the booming buy now, pay later industry.
The stunning rise of speculative stock PPK says a lot about the state of the market
Greg Hoffman charts the birth of market darling PPK. One important clue was directors repeatedly buying more shares and putting additional "skin in the game", he says.
How young Aussie women are overtaking male investors
With bigger portfolios and long-term plans, young Aussie women have overtaken their male counterparts when it comes to investing.
Ask Paul: Should we pay off our mortgage or invest in an indexed fund?
For John and his wife, paying off their home means they will be mortgage free but also savings free. Should they hang onto the mortgage and invest instead?
Paper gift vouchers are a thing of the past and this company is cashing in
Gift cards are the easy option when it comes to shopping for presents, and this trend is paying off for fintech company EML Payments.
Market wrap: rate cuts, recession rumours and the RBA
In recent months we have heard noise about a possible recession across global economies, so should we still be concerned?
