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S&P/ASX200 expected to fall flat as markets battles inflation and potential stagflation - Vimarsana News

S&P/ASX200 expected to fall flat as markets battles inflation and potential stagflation

“The Australian stock market continues to exhibit indecision, as the bulls and bears battle for dominance. While the All Ordinaries Index was slightly...

ASX expected to rise today, but October could hit global markets hard - Vimarsana News

ASX expected to rise today, but October could hit global markets hard

“We are in the timeframe for the low to occur and despite the market showing some resilience in the last past week, I don’t believe the All Ordinaries...

ASX falls sharply… and is it a good time to buy mining stocks? - Vimarsana News

ASX falls sharply… and is it a good time to buy mining stocks?

“The second question investors need to ask is whether the price of the stock has also stopped falling. Unfortunately, many investors get this wrong...

Retail investors fail to understand FX | Money Management - Vimarsana News

Retail investors fail to understand FX | Money Management

Gillham said, while these products were marketed as being ‘commission-free’, clients had two major misunderstandings of how the system worked. “What most retail clients fail to understand is that when they trade with a broker who is a market maker, they decide on the spread between the bid and ask price. Typically, this spread is much larger than a broker who mirrors the underlying asset. What this means is that the profits you could make amount to a lot less and your losses are much larger when trading with a market maker,” he said. “Another fact that retail clients fail to underst...

Women retire with over $30,000 lower balance in super than men - Vimarsana News

Women retire with over $30,000 lower balance in super than men

Women retire on average with a balance of $122,848 in super compared to men who, on average, retire with $154,453, according to the Association of Superannuation Funds Australia (ASFA).