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One of the stocks most hammered by the COVID correction in February-March was Qantas, which plummeted from $6.67 to $2.14, a fall of 68%, as the effect of the pandemic on air travel began to sink-in to the market. Like most of its peers, Qantas found itself in “the most challenging period in its long…

The sound was deafening. It was the early stages of an unexpected global pandemic that had sent the entire world into meltdown. Both the short- and long-term impacts remained uncertain, the only certainty was that the movement of people around the world had ground to a complete halt: the worst-case scenario for investors in the…

Four years ago, old high-school buddies Nicholas Quinn and Jesse Moors were taking in the sunshine at a café on Melbourne’s Southbank, when they decided to take their mutual interest in stock market investment to the next level. Quinn, a former PwC global tax specialist, and Moors, formerly a business development manager at CPA Australia,…

A focus on oil and gas abandonment and implications for the ASX.

Just when you thought it was over. Coronavirus strikes again.

What we have learned from the Covid-19 crisis

The requirement to quarantine created the perfect conditions to push virtual meetings past the tipping point to general adoption. Are they here to stay?

Market risks appear more balanced, quality companies poised to win market share.