Monday
Stock of the Year 2023 | Axon Enterprise vs Infosys
Equity Mates Stock of the Year is back again, and this time, Bryce and Ren have selected Axon Enterprise and Infosys to go head-to-head.
Alec’s choice: Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ: AXON)
Bryce’s choice: Infosys (NYSE: INFY)
Is there enough lithium to meet the world’s demand?
Lithium is a hot commodity – integral to the world’s move towards sustainability, as its an essential component in electric vehicles.
Is it unsurprising then that global demand has skyrocketed?
Tuesday
Interest rates are up | Here’s the best savings accounts in Australia
Looking for the best savings accounts in Australia now that interest rates are up? Check out our top picks, including accounts with bonus rates and gimmicks, as well as no-frills options with the best interest rates available. Shop around and compare to find the right account for your needs!
Work smarter, not harder | Feb Financial Fixes
Setting career goals is one thing, but achieving them is another. Many of us work hard, but sometimes it feels like we’re not making any progress. Maddy and Sophie talk about working smarter, not harder.
Wednesday
Beyond the track: The surprising ways F1 innovations are being used in medicine and science
Rev up your engines, folks! It’s time to explore the incredible world of Formula One racing and the groundbreaking technology that drives it. If you’re a fan of this high-speed sport, you know that it’s not just about racing around a track at breakneck speeds, it’s about pushing the boundaries of engineering and technology.
67 – Exploring the World of Ordinal NFTs, the SEC’s Crackdown, CBDCs & the emergence of Blur Marketplace
Tracey, Blake and Craig dive into the latest happenings in the digital asset world! We zero in on the Ordinals NFTs craze, the SEC is still cracking down on crypto, and CBDCs are on the rise. Blur Marketplace is battling OpenSeas for top spot, and celebs like Rihanna, Keanu, and Paul Pierce are all getting into the game. And, Bitcoin is still going up! All this and more in this episode of Crypto Curious.
“The buffers are breached on half our loan book” – What is Westpac worried about?
Why are businesses so happy if consumers are so sad right now? Was it a mistake to change the serviceability buffers in the pandemic? Do we have a better policy alternative to rate hikes? And do Millennials really want ‘lighter’ beer cans? All this and more on this week’s Comedian v Economist.
How to value a company: Basics explained Pt. 1
In this episode of our three-part series, we’re going to dive deep into the world of value investing and valuation methods. So, let’s buckle up and get started!
Thursday
How to value a company: XERO (ASX: XRO) Pt. 2
The Rask + Equity Mates collaboration is a match made in heaven. Together, we bring you the best courses to learn about the nitty-gritty of investing in shares/companies — from beginning to dividend. Take a free course or become part of the highly-rated Value Investor Program, register now to take advantage of the current promotions – $100 OFF with Promo Code: MATES
Friday
Digging into the Global Natural Resources Sector with Terra Capital
Terra Capital is a leading investment manager specialising in natural resources, achieving impressive returns on their diverse portfolio with a disciplined approach, industry expertise, and a focus on renewable energy and sustainable investments. Candice and Felicity are joined by Jeremy Bond and Matthew Langsford in today’s episode.
How to value a company: Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) Pt. 3
The Rask + Equity Mates collaboration is a match made in heaven. Together, we bring you the best courses to learn about the nitty-gritty of investing in shares/companies — from beginning to dividend. Take a free course or become part of the highly-rated Value Investor Program, register now to take advantage of the current promotions – $100 OFF with Promo Code: MATES
If you’re interested in investing in stocks, you’ve probably heard of dividends. Dividends are a way for companies to share their profits with shareholders. As an investor, you’re entitled to a portion of the profits based on the number of shares you own. Dividends can provide a steady stream of income and are often paid out on a regular basis.
What happens if Australia Post can’t afford to deliver letters?
When was the last time you sent a letter? With the rise of digital communication, the traditional act of mailing a letter has become increasingly rare. Australia Post, one of the country’s most iconic institutions, is feeling the impact of this trend. In the past six months, the company has reported a loss of nearly $200 million in its letter division. With the CEO, Paul Graham, warning of an unstoppable decline in letter volume, the question remains – are the days of letters numbered?