Andrew Baxter

Last night, executives had the enviable task of announcing BHP results for the full year – a whopping $8.3bn loss. Not a small amount and the ramifications on this are just the beginning of an investor nightmare when it comes to BHP results. The loss is one thing, and rest assured as I type, the stock is, yep, you guessed it, up almost 2.2%.   However, the longer term impact and positioning of the stock is now under even greater scrutiny, than simply BHP results of minus $8.3bn for the year! Over recent years, BHP Management introduced a progressive dividend model, quite at odds with what would typically be expected of a mining company. Traditionally, earnings have been poured into asset development and future growth, rather than a reward to shareholders in the form of an enhanced dividend.  Back in 2015 for example, the dividend yield on the stock was more than 7%, higher than 10% if you took into account the franking credit – great for retirees looking for yield

Becoming an Online Investor is a very simple process. And trading online has never been easier or more cost effective. But being successful with your investing means more than finding the cheapest brokerage. Here are a beginners key steps to getting started as an online investor: 1) Choose how much capital you intend to invest with We all have to start somewhere, and the age old saying of “only invest what you can afford to lose” does have some merit. Just be aware that the smaller the amount of capital you use, the more riskier your investing becomes as you don’t have room to move if stock prices (or whatever you are trading) move against you. With more capital, you have the ability of diversifying and spreading your Risk. Capital amounts for someone starting as an online investor usually are around $2,000 to $10,000. It’s quite rare for an individual to start with $100,000 or more. Quite often I hear “I’ll start small and add more money to my account when I’m c

The reopening of the Australian Economy post-COVID-19, the pros and cons, the businesses that will do well vs those that won't. We will look at what this really means for the stock market and more importantly what this means for your investment opportunities and potential profit within the stock market. We hope you will find this podcast really useful and it will also give you a different set of l ens to look at this opportunity. The reopening of the Australian Economy post-COVID-19, the pros and cons, the businesses that will do well vs those that won't. We will look at what this really means for the stock market and more importantly what this means for your investment opportunities and potential profit within the stock market. We hope you will find this podcast really useful and it will also give you a different set of lens to look at this opportunity. FREE Online Training with Andrew Baxter: https://bit.ly/cod-online  

Nowadays, many individuals showing their interest in dealing & making an financial commitment company, there are various firms available to provide guidelines for dealing & making an financial commitment. AIE is Australia’s biggest investor and investor Teachers, training, advisory guidance firm. AIE stands for Australian Investment Education, established in 1999. They provide the whole solution from start to end for the individuals who are looking to invest or trade, or those looking for satisfaction and more control of their dealing and making an financial commitment. Elite Investors Andrew Baxter is a Managing Director & CEO of the inventory broking team, Australia Investment Education, which is one of Australia’s leading inventory broking organizations. He is also the creator & Home of biggest investor instructor and guidance team, Halifax Investment and advisory service. Elite Traders Andrew Baxter is an entirely incorporated instructor, tra