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How has the Afterpay (ASX:APT) share price responded to competition in the past? How has the Afterpay (ASX:APT) share price responded to competition in the past? As competition intensifies in the BNPL sector, we look at how did the Afterpay share price respond in the past. Kerry Sun is a site writer at The Motley Fool Australia. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Finance and Economics. Kerry started his investing and trading journey back in 2014, riding the highs of A2 Milk and lows o...

Things have taken a sharp u-turn for Wednesday was a sea of red for buy now, pay later (BNPL) shares after news broke that Apple might be working on a new BNPL product. Ever since, Zip shares have been on a rollercoaster ride, tumbling 16.3% in the last three sessions to $6.88. According to an article featured on Livewire yesterday, Shaw and Partners portfolio manager and Market Matters (MM) author James Gerrish is considering reducing exposure to Zip shares. BNPL shares yet to stage a rebo...

2 easy ways to buy-and-hold lithium shares: expert 2 easy ways to buy-and-hold lithium shares: expert Renewable energy generation and storage seems to be the future. So how do you invest in it for the long term? Senior journalist at The Motley Fool Tony Yoo is a senior journalist at The Motley Fool Australia. He formerly wrote for Yahoo Finance, Business Insider and Guardian Australia. Please send story tips to tony.yoo(at)foolcontractors.com. Tonys stock holdings are here. Latest posts by Tony...

Australian shares closed at another record high on Thursday supported by the energy sector and gains from all four major banks.

Millennials + gen Z = a huge market Shaw and Partners senior analyst Danny Younis reckons non-bank lenders have a big advantage with younger consumers. “Millennials and generation Z are less likely to use cash these days. They’re less likely to use credit cards these days,” he said in the podcast. “And they’re very distrustful of the big four banks.” This factor gives Wizr a massive total addressable market (TAM) lending just in this country. “The market is huge. Right now the TAM...

GameStop effect: 3 more shorted ASX shares that could skyrocket Tony Yoo | February 4, 2021 4:47pm | More on: So we’ve now seen the The bubble has now deflated somewhat since its mad highs. But last week there was much interest when an Australian finance academic picked three heavily shorted ASX shares that could similarly explode. Now, a fund manager has identified three more ASX shares that are highly shorted but have excellent upwards potential.  Injustices in share markets Shaw and Pa...

4 ASX shares picked for returns in 2021 by brokers and fundies Tristan Harrison | January 20, 2021 5:38pm | More on: There are some ASX shares that have been chosen by brokers and fundies as picks to make returns in 2021. Brokers and fund managers work full time to try to find good stocks to pick. This article is about four of them: BHP is one of the top picks in the resources sector by James Gerrish from Market Matters. He said that the big resources ASX share is exposed to the right commodi...

3 top ASX share picks for 2021 Tristan Harrison | January 10, 2021 11:10am | More on: There are some ASX shares that a market expert thinks are top picks for 2021. James Gerrish from Market Matters has identified some businesses that could be worth watching this year. Market Matters are very bullish about shares and the overall ASX in 2021. Here are three of those picks: Mr Gerrish’s low risk pick in the banking sector is CBA. He acknowledged that the biggest bank isn’t an earth-shatterin...

AS the latest lockdown begins to tighten its grip on the country again, it’s good to look back at occasions which remind us that there will be brighter days ahead. James Gerrish and Emma Ross tied the knot in September last year, and hope to be able to go off on honeymoon sometime this year, “somewhere hot and with plenty of sandy beaches,” says James. The Worcester couple, who live in Barbourne, were married at the Left Bank in Hereford, where they also enjoyed a reception before h...

2 reasons why the Magellan (ASX:MFG) share price is attractive Tristan Harrison | December 22, 2020 3:16pm | More on: Magellan Financial Group Ltd (ASX: MFG) looks attractive, according to a couple of fund managers. A quick overview of Magellan Magellan describes itself as a specialist funds management business established in 2006 and it’s based in Sydney. Magellan Asset Management managed approximately $103 billion of funds under management (FUM) at 30 November 2020 across its global equit...