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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 of Slater and Gordon. Kerry takes a 'techno-fundamental' view on stocks, understanding the importance...

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 rebound BNPL shares have struggled to rebound following Wednesday’s news. “News that the current ma...

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. Tony's stock holdings are here. Latest posts by Tony Yoo (see all) | Image Source: Getty Images There are many ASX and overseas shares for investors wh...

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 is $100 billion in Australia,” said Younis.  “And a big chunk of that is credit cards… Credi...