Archives: Questions And Answers
I was looking at the chart of one of the Uranium ETFs this week (pity I couldn’t attach it). For the past 12 months there have been heavy trading volumes, both buy and sell. In fact, they almost cancel each other out. Obviously, traders (and bots) take advantage of the volatility in the sector, but are their volumes enough to actually keep a lid on the share prices?
Hey guys, If you weren’t in JHX do you think you’d be nibbling with this sell off? What are you planning on doing with your holding?
Cheers
Josh
Hi James & Shawn.
Dumb question I’m sure, but what is the risk of losing money if the ETF provider (Betashares/Vanguard etc) gets into trouble or goes broke? If I buy into an ETF what do I actually own?
Regards Jeremy
Qoria (QOR) seems to be a growing cyber security software company specialising in school security. It continued very good growth last qtr & seems ready to turn a profit. Share price jumped after last qtr results. It’s emerging in an important space.
Can you add more info to their emerging story, what are their prospects for growth & profit and where is their competition?
Really appreciate your views on the IT space in Australia where we might be able to find some niche markets.
Hi Team,
Enjoy your weekly Q&A session.
Please may I have your opinion on the new prospectus of Revolution Private credit Income trust with return of RBA cash rate plus 4%. Is that good enough with the risk the type of investments it carries.
Keep up the good work
John
Does MM have a position on US tech in the current market and which companies are most likely to benefit from the 4th industrial revolution in AI? I’ve been watching Salesforce CRM and Service NOW for some time, waiting for the right entry point. Both have dropped over 15%, but I’m nervous about the timing as valuations are still high. I recently sold out of Snowflake at $220 and it’s since dropped over 15% as well.
