The Last Straw

While most tech stocks have been busy carving out fresh record highs in 2019, kiwi payments platform PushPay (ASX:PPH) has failed to elicit the same enthusiasm from investors. Although shares have climbed around 20% higher so far this year, they remain below their 2018 high and are hovering at levels first reached in late 2017. So, what’s going on? The […]

Travel tech company Serko (ASX:SKO) has seen its shares climb around 37% since it joined the ASX in June last year, but the business seems to have remained under the radar for many investors. So, what does the business do, and is it worth buying? Kiwi know-how Founded in 2007, and listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) since […]

What are the pros and cons for shareholders?

Following the completion of a hugely successful institutional capital raise — for which the business tapped the market for an extra $317.2 million — shares in payments disruptor AfterPay (ASX:APT) have surged back towards their recent record high. That takes gains for the past 12-months to a whopping 208%. There’s no doubt that things are going well for the business […]

After steadily climbing the Strawman company rankings, New York based LiveTiles (ASX:LVT) has just qualified for entry into the Strawman index. If history is any guide, that’s a very bullish signal… Comprised of the most popular recommendations from our community of investors, the Strawman Index has delivered market beating returns since inception: What does LiveTiles do? LiveTiles is a software […]

A world class deposit and rising production put Pilbara on a sound footing

Aerial imaging specialist Nearmap (ASX:NEA) today revealed the launch of its latest products: Nearmap 3D and the beta version of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) product. Both have the potential to further consolidate Nearmap’s industry leadership position. But let’s take a step back. What exactly does Nearmap do? Google maps on steroids Founded in 2007 in Perth, Nearmap has grown from […]

This under-the-radar SaaS stock has had a cracking run in 2019, but is it too late to buy?

Does the recent pull-back represent a buying opportunity, or do shares have further to fall?

Shares in digital eLearning solution provider Readcloud (ASX:RCL) were down 14% by mid-afternoon on Monday, and are now down roughly 50% from their 52-week high. So, what’s going on? With no ASX-announcement to act as a catalyst, and only a small volume of orders, it looks as though the move is merely a reflection of the illiquid nature of Readcloud […]