Buy now, pay later tech company, Zip Co, stole the show last Wednesday, rising 27%. What’s the story behind these buy now, pay later companies and this relatively new kid on the block?
Buy now, pay later tech company, Zip Co, stole the show last Wednesday, rising 27%. What’s the story behind these buy now, pay later companies and this relatively new kid on the block?
My case that we will avoid a crash depends on two ‘V’s.
A quirk of the statistical schedule is that each change of season is ushered in by a barrage of economic data and events.
Income investors should welcome the stock market’s reaction to gas pipeline and energy utility APA Group’s full-year profit result.
More fertiliser, cheaply available, would see sub-Saharan Africa catch up to more developed countries’ food production, and remove their reliance on food imports.
There’s a good side to this coronavirus crash but after March next year, if we don’t have the world needling up with a vaccine, then even this optimist could join the pity party that gets drunk on Twitter every night.
Flush with cash, the listed data centre operators are on an expansionary push as Covid-19 raises the need for more data storage and better connectivity. Does this augur well for the small players in this space?
If AMP doesn’t redefine what financial planning is in this country, it will continue to fail and its share price will remain in the cellar.
Freehold believes there will be opportunities for investors in the real estate debt sector as long as the focus is on quality because quality can vary significantly across loans and project sponsors.
With the downward trend in coronavirus cases continuing, there’s confidence that the economic recovery seen in developed countries since April can continue.
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