Unlike Afterpay, this ASX fintech actually makes a profit
Unlike Afterpay, this ASX fintech actually makes a profit
And gives out a dividend. Here are some reasons to buy this stock and an argument against investing into it.
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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.
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the ASX fairytale story of recent times.
After listing at $1 per share, those lucky enough to put in $10,000 during the 2016 initial public offering would now be sitting on $1.2 million.
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Fund managers and stock experts love talking about hot stocks and the ones that are about to blast off.
But what about the stinkers?
We know not all ASX shares can be winners. Starting and maintaining a successful company is very difficult otherwise, everyone would do it.
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Unexciting day on Asian stock markets Monday
24 May 2021, 17:22 GMT+10
SYDNEY, NSW, Australia - Stocks in Asia mostly rose on Monday, however, the Hong Kong benchmark index, the Hang Seng, failed to advance.
Movements on all markets were modest. The one thing really holding our market back at the moment is the miners, Chief investment officer at Burman Invest, Julia Lee told The Sydney Morning Herald Monday. Iron ore continues to fall in Asian trade. China has said that it will be quite strict in enforcing some of its commodity targets. We know they are trying to diversify their supplies away from Australia and that has had an impact on some of the speculative money.