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The big shift in asset prices – Where to from here?
Investors in the past week, no doubt, would have come across a torrent of news reports on the selloff in global share markets, rising inflation & interest rates, and energy shortages on the east coast of Australia with a real possibility of ongoing blackouts. Therefore, investors can be forgiven for feeling a little anxious about
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Why Orthocell has blown my mind this morning
When I read Orthocell’s (ASX: OCC) company announcement I had to do a double take. Why? Because they are casually RESTORING FUNCTION TO PARALYSED LIMBS. Go back, read that again. Scoop your jaw off the floor. That’s right, regenerative medicine company Orthocell (ASX: OCC) has received final data for their nerve reconstruction study were theyRead MorePublic
Emerald Financial Research Note – Harris Technology
Recently, the Advisors at Emerald Financial recently released a Buy report on Harris Technology (ASX: HT8). Key Highlights include: Q3 FY22 Sales Revenue of $12.6m, +23% YoY; YTD Sales Revenue to March 2022 of $41.2m, full year FY21 was $41.8m; Scale of operation established for transition toward margin focus; $1m NPAT in FY20 increased toRead MorePublic
The ASX listed biotech companies making their mark in oncology
Balance sheets don’t tell the whole story. This is especially true for biotech companies where pre-revenue businesses can still be worth billions of dollars with the innovative medicines they are creating. On a macro level, biotech companies outperformed the S&P 500 and both pharmaceutical and medtech sectors in terms of total returns to shareholders overRead MorePublic
Pass go, collect mortgage: Why the Government’s latest first home buyer’s scheme is crap
“Sorry, but what the f**k is the point of a first home buyers scheme if we need another first home buyers scheme to access it?” That was the question that came out of my best friend’s mouth whilst we waited for our post-pilates morning lattes today. It’s been bouncing around in my brain as IRead MorePublic
The inflation we need to have
A shrinking global labour pool will demand better wages and conditions, pushing up prices. This month I want to address a common question being asked by investors i.e. ‘how long could high and higher prices last’. The short answer is that a very, very long time. But there may be a silver lining here. Over the
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