For years so called value stocks have under-performed high flying growth stocks. Part of this is historical, the best performing stocks since the GFC have been high-growth, high-cost tech stocks; this has instilled a preference for these shares in the minds of investors. However, many high-growth stocks are trading at valuations that are at illogical
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You can look at stocks which have a short interest of over 20 percent here. https://www.highshortinterest.com/ Demonstrating that Gamestop and AMC Entertainment are not the only stocks witnessing dramatically higher share prices due to a short squeeze, the table below shows that all the most shorted stocks have seen dramatic increases in their share price since
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So everyone is talking about silver right now – intensity and velocity has increased in recent days. Clearly silver is surging on the back of wallstreetbets retail investors looking to repeat their success with GameStop (GME) short squeeze. But to be fair to the fundamental guys, silver started to look interesting in 2020 and started
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As Biden Administration policy changes commence being rolled out, lithium developer Anson Resources (ASX: ASN) has declared plans to capitalise on their resources in Utah by accelerating test work, seeking to confirm their lithium meets the requirements for electric vehicle batteries while manufacturers are scrambling to secure American supply. The test work, which is expected
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Waste water treatment company De.mem (ASX: DEM) has opened a door to Australia’s transformative clean energy sector having landed a milestone contract with AGL Energy (ASX: AGL) for water treatment equipment to an AGL power station. As one of Australia’s largest energy retailers, AGL generates energy from power stations that use thermal power, natural gas,
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Eagle-eyed investors may have noticed Crowd Media’s (ASX: CM8) December Quarter results where the artificial intelligence company flagged its plans to take on $5 billion chatbot company LivePerson (NASDAQ: LPSN) in a modern-day David vs Goliath scenario. On their own, Crowd Media (which is valued around $30 million) is unlikely to tackle a global behemoth.
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