Tony Yoo
Desk Editor at Australian Financial Review
Journalist at Australian Financial Review. Formerly wrote for Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, The Motley Fool, Guardian Aus. DMs are open: pls send me tips.
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Apr 2, 2024 |
fool.com.au | Tony Yoo
Turning $100,000 into a million bucks might sound like magic. But no one needs supernatural powers if they use ASX shares and compounding to their advantage. Allow me to introduce you to three stocks that I reckon could do the trick: Johns Lyng Group Ltd (ASX: JLG) is an insurance claims repairer that has been a favourite of professional investors for years now. And why not?
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Apr 2, 2024 |
fool.com.au | Tony Yoo
If you always buy the same ASX growth stocks as everyone else, your portfolio will never do better than the market. Yet some people wait to see others piling onto a stock before buying it themselves. If you want to branch out a bit, I have one buy suggestion that has struggled in recent times, but could be in for a bull run in the years to come: Global X Battery Tech & Lithium ETF (ASX: ACDC) may be an exchange-traded fund (ETF), but it displays growth stock characteristics.
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Apr 1, 2024 |
fool.com.au | Tony Yoo
After two years of underperformance, ASX small-cap shares are ready to roar again. Datt Capital chief investment officer Emanuel Datt reckons Australian small caps are even more attractive than their US counterparts. "The inefficiencies and relative under-coverage of the Australian market create fertile ground for identifying overlooked gems and undervalued assets," he said. "The Australian market is considerably cheaper than the US market on a relative basis.
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Apr 1, 2024 |
fool.com.au | Tony Yoo
Even though it has been a staple for many mum-and-dad portfolios over the decades, historically Telstra Group Ltd (ASX: TLS) stock has been frustrating to own. However, investors started getting excited last year as the telco shares rose more than 15% in about six months, all while paying a healthy dividend yield above 4%. But now Telstra shares are 13% down again. So is this time to pounce on this iconic Australian brand? Firstly, the business is looking healthy.
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Apr 1, 2024 |
fool.com.au | Tony Yoo
Australia is blessed with a range of quality dividend shares that pay out dividend yields that are the envy of other nations. This is no accident, though. The situation arose because of the tax laws in this country allowing investors to not be double-taxed. Companies that have already paid corporate tax on their profits, which then pay some of that out as dividends, are eligible to give out franking credits to shareholders.
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