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19 February 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

GameStop autopsy finds no culprits

Congress has interrogated the chief executive of Robinhood and questioned why retail investors piled into GME as it attempts to get to the bottom of ...

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WAM Capital more than doubles profit

The Wilson Asset Management (WAM) listed investment company has achieved a 136.6 per cent surge in operating profit for the first half of the 2021 ...

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Facebook news ban could permeate Aus stock market

The absence of news on Facebook’s platform could affect how retail investors trade, a finance expert has forecast.  Australians and local media ...

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‘We had fun’: GameStop guru fronts Congress

The man who kindled the GameStop fire has fronted Congress to defend his actions while saying he remains “bullish” on the stock.  Keith Gill – aka ...

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Shareholder association sounds alarm on disclosure laws

Although a shareholder advocate has claimed the wind-down on virtual AGMS as an accountability win, the body has cautioned other reforms to disclosure ...

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Perpetual profit tanks 43% with ‘disappointing’ outflows

The investment group’s profit for the first half of the 2021 financial year almost halved under the weight of $2.5 billion in net outflows from its ...

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ANZ bounces back

The big four bank has seen its cash profit soar more than 50 per cent as the economy begins to rebound.  ANZ’s unaudited cash profit was $1.8 ...

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Bell Financial Group profit surges by 43.9%

The stockbroking and investment advisory has generated a $46.6 million profit for the 2020 year, rising by 43.9 per cent on 2019. Bell Financial ...

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Netwealth forecasts funds surge to continue

The platform provider lured $4.5 billion in net inflows for administrated funds during the first half of the 2021 financial year, with its profit ...

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Don’t sweat China stoush: Vanguard

The war of words between Australia and China has investors running scared – but is it a case of all bark and no bite? 2020 saw an increasingly ...

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