Pavan Sharma

Australian banks have been subject to a considerable amount of bad press over the course of the last 6 months. This has ranged from trader scandals and private wealth and financial advisor misconduct to housing market concerns and bad debt loans. Collecti

Australian banks have been subject to a considerable amount of bad press over the course of the last 6 months. This has ranged from trader scandals and private wealth and financial advisor misconduct to housing market concerns and bad debt loans. Collecti

Investors that buy a stock, acquire the shares in hope that they are able to sell the stock at a higher price sometime in the future and lock in gains. Short selling is the opposite of buying a stock. An investor sells the share today in hope that they

Global Dairy Trade prices slipped again at their most recent auction this week, falling a further 2.9%. Both the key Skim Milk Price (SMP) -2.5% and Whole Milk Price -0.8% dragged on the overall dairy price index.

When you short sell a stock your downside (potential loss) is unlimited, while your upside/profit is capped to the amount that the current share price goes to zero. When you buy a stock, the opposite is true. Your upside is unlimited while your downside i

Myer has posted its strongest sales growth for six years. Store sales rose +1.8% to A$1,794 and positive Like For Like (LFL) sales of +3.3% and continuing the improved sales momentum seen at the 1Q16 result. Profit (EBIT) did decline 6.5% to A$93.8m but t

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This agricultural stock specialises in agricultural supplies focusing on developing farming practices, investment in on-farm infrastructure and the development of new technologies. Its current dividend yield is over 10% and with the New Zealand cash rate

It’s been a turbulent start to 2016, making it more important than ever that your investment decisions are well-informed and take into account investing fundamentals, technical elements and market factors that can affect a stock’s performance.