TEK Ocean (ASX: T3K) – Webinar Presentation
Jordan Glanville – General Manager – TEK-Ocean delivers flexible, innovative and sustainable solutions to the oil and gas, marine and renewable energy sectors.
Read MoreJordan Glanville – General Manager – TEK-Ocean delivers flexible, innovative and sustainable solutions to the oil and gas, marine and renewable energy sectors.
Read MoreRob Longley – Managing Director & CEO – Ardiden Limited engages in the exploration of mineral properties such as gold and lithium in Australia and Canada.
Read MoreDevelopments over the weekend in the ongoing Twitter fiasco reiterate two key points: that the line between genius and madness is indeed a fine one, and that dollars rarely make for sense.
Read MoreWorld rural commodity markets have been whacked by India’s immediate ban on wheat exports and extreme volatility is forecast when trading resumes later today.
Read MoreThe last-minute politics ahead of this weekend’s federal election will overshadow the minutes from the RBA’s May board meeting, along with wage and jobs data later in the week.
Read MoreFriday’s late bounce was enough to put a smile on some dials in the markets but not enough to halt what was another weekly loss – the sixth in a row – and leave investors wondering what lies ahead.
Read MoreSuccessful investing can be really hard in times like the present when share markets are down sharply & very volatile. AMP’s Shane Oliver has some more handy charts to help you in this regard.
Read MoreThe Commonwealth Bank seems to be slowly but surely drawing away from the NAB, Westpac and the ANZ – each of which seems powerless to close the inexorably widening gap.
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Read MoreStablecoins – whose value is pegged to the US dollar – were designed to anchor cryptocurrencies. The fall of a number of them well beneath face value this week has left the industry in utter turmoil.
Read MoreGood news from China for the global renewable metals sector – demand for electric vehicles is alive and surviving the Covid lockdowns, while in Europe demand powers onwards.
Read MoreInvestors in software group Xero took out the axe with the long handle yesterday and gave the company’s shares a good whack after what they thought was a disappointing annual result.
Read MoreCorporate Connect analyst Lawrence Grech takes looks at the havoc Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine has had on energy markets and how global reliance on the region can be reduced.
Read MoreAfter barely a blip on Wednesday in response to CSR’s full year result, Thursday saw a new, negative attitude emerge and the company’s shares sold off 10% for the session.
Read MoreOil price strength has fattened profit margins up the production, distribution and retail chains, with local refiners Viva and Ampol among those reaping the bottom-line benefits.
Read MoreRob Almeida from MFS explains how stocks and bonds might become more correlated and investment styles such as growth and value more closely synched than in the past.
Read MoreDespite reporting a net loss for the half, Orica’s 2021-22 interim was immediately cheered with the share price up 8% as investors chose to look longer-term and liked what they saw.
Read MoreMike Arnold, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Stealth Global (ASX: SGI) discusses the company’s recently-released trading update with ShareCafe’s Tim McGowen.
Read MoreAmerica’s inflation headache won’t go away and investors are starting to realise the Federal Reserve will have to continue with the tough medicine for much longer than expected.
Read MoreThe investing life looks set to become a little more difficult. Schroders’ Martin Conlon feels that it might be time for investors to take a lead from Steve Jobs and ‘Think Different’.
Read MoreChina’s consumer price inflation rose sharply to a 17-month high, but producer prices eased as lockdowns played havoc with consumer spending, manufacturing and distribution.
Read MoreTesla boss Elon Musk has again raised the idea that his company could buy a miner to speed up the supply of metals essential to the production of electric vehicles around the world.
Read MoreTwo years into the semiconductor shortages, GAM Investments’ Pieran Maru examines the causes, the industries most impacted and the possible path to normalisation of supply.
Read MoreThanks to a heady mixture of favourable weather and surging prices, GrainCorp confirmed a massive lift in earnings along with a threefold rise in its dividend payout.
Read MoreGPT says it is on track for an inflation-busting rise in distributions thanks to a strong recovery in some of its key businesses – especially retail – in the past couple of months.
Read MoreBell Potter analyst Hayden Nicholson updates developments in the LIC market. This week: Sector regulatory update, thoughts and caveats.
Read MoreInvestors continue to worry that the Tesla boss is spending too much time on Twitter and nowhere near enough on the EV maker’s increasing problems in China.
Read MoreIt doesn’t take much to rattle Wall Street at the moment, let alone a statement by the Fed of an increased chance that trading conditions in US markets will suddenly deteriorate.
Read MoreShares of investment manager Pendal Group jumped more than 8% in Tuesday’s selloff on the ASX after it surprised on the upside with a solid interim profit of $96.7 million.
Read MoreVanEck’s Alice Shen suggests that Chinese equities are oversold and investors may do well to consider investing in fundamentally sound companies as part of their asset allocation.
Read MoreRussia may be un-investable for years to come and many companies around the world will not do business with Putin’s regime again. For some, however, the devil is in the detail.
Read MoreThe Australian economy continues to boom as we head towards the Federal election on Saturday week, judging by the latest monthly business survey from the National Australia Bank.
Read MoreIt’s far from a main earnings driver, but a rare update has confirmed that Wesfarmers’ half-owned lithium project in WA remains on track for first production in two years’ time.
Read MoreOutside the US dollar, it seemed like most everything fell on Monday – stockmarkets, bitcoin, commodities, techs, – it was a general retreat that surprised with its thoroughness.
Read MoreA raft of key economic data released from China on Monday shows an economy under siege from within and without, with recession a real possibility – here are all the important bits.
Read MoreA bit of a rout on the local market in Monday’s trading session, but we managed to find a couple of stocks that bucked the trend, plus some news of further UK sanctions against Russia.
Read MoreLocal miner Aurelia Metals says the NSW government has given the company the green light for it to expand its existing Peak gold and base metals operation at a cost of $65 million.
Read MoreRandal Jenneke, head of Australian equities and portfolio manager for the T. Rowe Price Australian Equity Fund, recaps the March quarter and looks ahead to the rest of 2022.
Read MoreInvestors are witnessing a decoupling of the relationship between gold’s fair value and US real yields, as concerns over the Ukraine and inflation promote its safe haven status.
Read MoreThe big story from Westpac’s result on Monday wasn’t the lower earnings or higher dividend, it was evidence that the promised cost cutting was well underway and making inroads.
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