What’s in store for 2024: Frontier Energy
Stockhead’s Sarah Hughan sits down with Frontier Energy (ASX:FHE) CEO Adam Kiley to close the books on 2023 and gain a sneak peek into what’s [more…]
Confessions of a Day Trader: If you pick it, it will never heal
Each week, Stockhead’s resident day trader gives us a peek at the highs and lows of his trading diary and hints at what might be [more…]
Hot Money Monday: Use momentum strategy on megatrends like AI, and possibly these ASX small caps
Momentum-oriented investors live by the saying “the trend is your friend”. In essence, a momentum trader will be “buying high, but hoping to sell even [more…]
MoneyTalks: How Canaccord’s Tim Hoff hunts for explorers in a market sapped of confidence
MoneyTalks is Stockhead’s regular drill down into what stocks investors are looking at right now. We’ll tap our extensive list of experts to hear what’s [more…]
West Africa: A tale of risk and reward
Few regions have experienced as much growth in their mining and exploration sectors over the last three decades than West Africa. So too, unfortunately, has [more…]
Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Good morning everyone, and welcome to 12 February, 2024 – a date on the calendar tinged with historical sadness, because on this day in [more…]
Tech-focused capital fund Bailador positions for more investments after robust H1 FY24
Bailador Technology Investments releases strong H1 FY24 with net profit attributable to shareholders of $22 million Portfolio companies expected to deliver a robust performance for [more…]
Traders’ Diary: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
What grabbed the headlines last week? Local markets endured a choppy week, although three technically consecutive days of gains from Wednesday helped limit the [more…]
SUNDAY ROAST: The stocks that lit a fire under our experts this week
Lithium has a lot to answer for. Namely, its prolonged inability to halt the slide in prices and stock values. It’s been a rough 12 [more…]
CRITERION: Thinking of risking a finger on a falling knife? Sometimes they come back…
The ‘catch a falling knife’ gambit – buying beaten-down shares – stands to be tested after a series of savage sell downs involving some of [more…]
