Dusk Group (ASX: DSK)
Analysts
Victor Yan & Henry Yu
Edited by Gary Palar & Andrew He
Edited by Gary Palar & Andrew He
M&A activity has been strong in 2021. However, whilst there has been a deals boom, there has also been a rejections boom. In this piece, Samuel Subramaniam explores the impact of optimism in M&A markets and how views of the longevity of the pandemic have impacted valuations. IPO activity is further discussed, citing some strugglers in May and their resultant impact on market sentiment.
Both dollar-cost averaging, and lump-sum investing are common strategies employed by investors. In this article we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both investment approaches, as well as consider empirical evidence for and against, so as to enable you to determine which approach best aligns with your risk tolerance, future market expectations, financial situation, and goals.
Research Analysts Karl Hemmings & Alyssa Ng explore.
They say that within any crisis comes an opportunity. This has certainly been the truth an ever changing restaurant industry as Charlie McMillan Summons explores the emergence of new “Virtual Restaurant” models.
While the recovery of commodity prices was largely foreseen as major industrial centres recover from COVID, the rise in American bond yields has alarmed markets. Having surged above 1.7%, up from below 1% at the beginning of the year, the 10-year treasury yield tells but a small part of the story.
In this article, Sam Triantafillopoulos discusses the levers of fiscal and monetary policy with reference to the expansionary policy currently being implemented in the United States.
High growth equities have been the name of the game last year. But how should investors position their portfolios for the future with respects to reflation fears, high stimulus spending and a reopening of economies?
In this piece, Victor Yan takes a deep dive into a bull case towards being overweight on hard commodities – where the current environment could potentially be the precipice of a commodity supercycle.
While we may think a $5 note in our pocket is just that: a $5 note, currencies are subject to market forces that prop up and erode its value daily. Henry Yu and Annabel Yenson explore the reasons behind the strong firming of the Australian Dollar over the recent year, and provide an outlook into how our currency may be positioned for the future.