Welcome to The Sentiment – a source of news and opinion shaping public sentiment on ASX-listed companies.
Investor-submitted content plays a big role in how public sentiment is formed in the retail investor community so The Sentiment welcomes investors to submit their views on ASX-listed companies.
Unlike other online blogs, submissions to The Sentiment must be backed up with sound research which is why we discourage unsubstantiated claims and encourage all users to review the posting guidelines before submitting an article.
All authors on The Sentiment will commence as ‘Public’ submissions. Authors who prove to be thought-provoking or an expert in the field will be invited to submit to The Sentiment as an ‘Expert’ author which will be displayed in each author profile.
Each author profile will display the author’s article hits so you can keep track of how many investors are reading your work.
Submissions to The Sentiment can be submitted under any of our four categories:
- News – Reporting of events in the financial world;
- Opinion – A view or analysis of a company, sector or event;
- Explainers – A brief breakdown of a finance related topic explained in simple words;
- Satire – Light-hearted humour around investing, business or finance.
We welcome submissions from all investors, right from beginner to fund manager but our editorial team will always attempt to provide constructive feedback should your submission not be published. Submissions with excessive hyperlinks or hyperlinks to irrelevant pages will likely be removed.
Submissions must also be original, and not just copy-and-pasted from elsewhere.
To submit an article, simply register (for free) to The Sentiment and click the orange “Submit An Article” on the Home Page.
Once your article is published, fellow investors are invited to discuss the topic via the comments section at the bottom of each article.
Happy reading!
The Sentiment – a source of news and opinion shaping public sentiment on ASX-listed companies.
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