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Why are Aussie investors flocking to US markets?
One of the latest trends in the Australian investing world is the US market. Many Australian investors are flocking to the US to enhance their portfolio performance by either buying broad exposure via Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on the Australian market or by finding providers that allow Australian residents to buy and own US shares.
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Emerald Financial Research Note Update – Healthia Limited
The Advisors at Emerald Financial recently released an updated Buy report on Healthia Ltd (ASX: HLA). Over the past 12 months, Healthia has taken full advantage of a friendly acquisition environment where the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many small business owners seeking 3rd party support. As Australia’s most diversified and fastest growing allied healthRead MorePublic
These metals could see stronger demand growth than lithium due to electric vehicles
Before this decade is out, more than half of new vehicle sales will either be hybrid or fully electric vehicles (EVs). By 2035, more than half will be entirely electric. If you’ve seen what the oil market has done across the past 100 years, you are likely aware that this shift it going to be
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Amid dazzling returns, is now the time to join the diamond hunt?
The local diamond exploration sector has lost its glitter in recent years, but there’s renewed interest in finding the dazzling stones that the ancient Greeks thought were splinters of stars that had fallen to earth. Underpinning the activity is a looming shortage of better quality stones spurred by pandemic-related supply problems and the backlash against
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Two listed ag stocks that promise a bounteous harvest for investors
As with the miners, agricultural enterprises are driven by the whims of global commodity prices and the vagaries of the weather. In a perennial cycle, euphoric peaks are followed by soul-destroying lows. While steady earnings can never be guaranteed, performance is more assured if the producer can rise above the commodity cycle with a competitive
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ASX-listed e-gaming stocks show promise but are they in the main event?
Ever been invited to a party offering unlimited merriment – back in the times when such gatherings were legal of course – but instead turned up to one organised by the equivalent of an abstemious maiden aunt? Investors in the fledgling e-gaming sector might well know the feeling. Globally, the industry is booming, with the
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