Sell in May and Go Away? – Seasonal Patterns Explained
The old adage ‘Sell in May and go away’ is a popular saying amongst traders and investors, suggesting that one should...
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Unlocking value: How franking credits make Australian stocks and ETFs stand out
Franking credits, also known as imputation credits, are a unique feature of the Australian tax system that make ASX...
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Higher for longer realisation hurts Nasdaq after dramatic week | Economic update
US equity markets began to fall 2 weeks earlier making last week’s fall the third in a row. The primary driver of this...
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The global ‘melt-up’ might have ended – so what now? | Economic update
The “melt-up” period for the global equity markets appears to have ended, or at least paused, with the realisation that...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Trading ASX Hybrid Securities
Hybrid securities are a unique asset class that combines features of both debt and equity instruments. For investors...
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The oil price surge risk as a soft landing still remains likely | Economic Update
As we expected the US inflation data surprised to the upside with confirmation that services prices remain sticky and...
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US investors at odds over what comes next
Wall St and more importantly the global bond markets place a high degree of degree of confidence in the US non-farm...
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Why the RBA is likely to remain on hold for longer than it should | Economic Update
Last week’s stronger than expected increase in wages growth, in the December quarter, was largely ignored by the bond...
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Market’s fantasy gets shattered by inflation yet again | Economic update
Last week began quietly enough so as not to wake market participants from their delirium in which “Goldilocks” is real...
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Talks of a recession completely fade away | Economic update
As foreshadowed last week the US ISM services index results supported a forecast of increased economic activity over the...
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