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Meal kit price war heats up
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Meal kit price war heats up
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Big retailers offer small equity stakes to shoppers
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Woolworths, Kogan and Marley Spoon are among the ASX-listed retailers issuing fractional shares to consumers as loyalty rewards in a micro-investing scheme encouraging the next generation of Australian shareholders.
Fintech start-up Upstreet has been launched to the public after a two-year pilot program, with an app that allows shoppers to receive up to 8 per cent of their transaction value back in the form of fractional shares in the company they purchased from.
Meal-kit provider Marley Spoon has seen an uptick in sales from its trial with fintech Upstreet.
For every transaction an Upstreet app user makes in meal kits retailer Marley Spoon, for example, they will earn 2 per cent of the value in shares in the company as well as $45 worth of fractional equities as a sign-up bonus.
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Itâs likely many in the market have underestimated the pullbacks in subscriber growth as lockdowns unwind and many of those customers choose to cancel subscriptions. Short-sellers will also be eyeing up Netflix and other COVID-19 winners as the high valuations leave room for profit-taking and a fundamental correction.
Netflixâs big guidance miss may also be a disappointment for Hamish Douglassâ Magellan Financial Group.Â
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Netflixâs big guidance miss may also be a disappointment for Hamish Douglassâ Magellan Financial Group, which has marketed its Netflix investment for most of 2021 and revealed it as a top-10 holding at 4.3 per cent of its flagship fund as at March 31.
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