ASX growth shares are companies expected to increase earnings and revenue faster than the broader market. This guide explains how growth stocks work, what investors look for, the key risks involved, and how to assess potential opportunities on the Australian Securities Exchange.
A practical beginner’s guide to investing in Australian bonds in 2026. Learn what bonds are, the difference between government, semi-government and corporate bonds, how to buy bonds through FIIG, the ASX or ETFs, and the key risks investors should understand before getting started.
You would think that the company that brought us ChatGPT – the one that supposedly aces every math test thrown at it – would be able to do the math on its own business model and cash-flow forecasts. But apparently not.
Candlestick charts, invented by Japanese rice trader Munehisa Homma in the 18th century, are a powerful tool for visualizing price movements and market sentiment. Each candlestick shows an asset’s open, high, low, and close prices for a period, revealing the battle between buyers (bulls) and sellers (bears). Green or white candles indicate bullish closes (close > open), while red or black signal bearish ones (close < open). Understanding these patterns can help predict short-term reversals or continuations, but always confirm with other tools like support/resistance or volume.
In the absence of US Govt figures from the BLS, we collated the publicly announced corporate lay-offs
Free AI Robotics Thematic Webinar and E-Book
For investors navigating the AI hardware landscape, distinguishing between training chips and inference chips is crucial. This guide breaks down their key differences, explores practical uses across industries, highlights leading players like NVIDIA’s market dominance and emerging challengers such as Qualcomm, and explains why standard CPUs and RAM fall short for handling large language models—equipping you to spot investment opportunities in this evolving sector.
With so much happening in AI, precious metals, geopolitics & US politics, it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day noise. But one thing that is very important to monitor is the subtle yet significant shift is emerging in credit markets that’s worth keeping on your radar.
In the high-stakes world of global commodities, a new scramble is underway—one that could redefine supply chains and spark massive investment opportunities
In early October 2025, the private credit sector was rocked by the sudden collapse of First Brands Group, a major US auto parts supplier. With over $11 billion in declared liabilities and allegations of $2.3 billion in hidden debts through opaque off-balance-sheet arrangements like receivables factoring and inventory reverse-factoring, the bankruptcy sent shockwaves through financial markets.
