Category: NZ Stock Market
AMP: New Zealand’s Dying Phoenix?
Finally, after literally years of waiting, there appears to be dark rain clouds on the horizon…Is that…an IPO? Yes, indeed.
AMP Limited’s [NZX:AMP] Share Price Tumbles 10.67% Today
AMP Limited’s stock value has decreased by 10.67% today. On top of this, AMP announced the outcome of the completion of its portfolio review.
Don’t Blame Grandpa That You’re Poor
Heard of the ‘wealth gap’? It’s become a common buzzword in recent years, particularly here in New Zealand. You’ve probably heard it thrown around. I sure have…
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Share Price Declines 2.70%
The share price for Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust PLC [NZX:TEM] has fallen by over 2% today. Why has this happened?
Will You Be One of NZ’s First Marijuana Millionaires?
For those of you who have been following our coverage of the pot phenomenon, this could be your first foray into an explosive industry.
Why did Steel & Tube Holdings Limited’s [NZX:STU] Share Price Fall 2.01% Today?
Steel & Tube Holdings’ stock value has fallen by 2.01% today. Steel & Tube is a New Zealand supplier and distributor of steel products and services. At the time of writing, Steel & Tube has a market capitalisation of
Your Kiwi Financial IQ — Here’s How to Boost It
Investing without doing the homework is a lot like rolling the dice. Odds are that you’re investing based on whatever mainstream talk has slipped into your subconscious…
Stocks in Crisis — What It Means for Kiwi Investors
At the point of writing, the NZX 50 is down about 7.5% off its 1 October high. It’s following a plunge that originated on the American markets. The worst of it hit stocks in the energy, insurance, and tech sectors.
Adding Fuel to the Fire: Why Petrol Boycotts Could Make It Worse…
The day after the boycott ends, everyone will be back at the pump. Nothing will have changed. But another approach could have real potential.
Tricking Your Brain into Better Investing
People, regardless of language or background, tend to spend money in roughly the same way. And, when investing, there are common tendencies that affect every investor.