Author: Jordan

As the Australian market grapples with geopolitical tensions and fluctuating indices, investors are increasingly seeking resilient opportunities amidst the uncertainty. In this environment, growth companies with high insider ownership can offer a compelling proposition, as they often demonstrate strong alignment between management and shareholder interests, potentially driving robust earnings growth even in challenging times. Name Insider Ownership Earnings Growth Torque Metals (ASX:TOR) 18.6% 94.2% Magnetic Resources (ASX:MAU) 33.6% 124.2% Image Resources (ASX:IMA) 20.4% 148.6% Forrestania Resources (ASX:FRS) 32.6% 102.3% Fenix Resources (ASX:FEX) 18.3% 64.7% Cyclopharm (ASX:CYC) 10.1% 117.1% Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals (ASX:CUV) 10.3% 27.1% Austral Resources Australia (ASX:AR1) 20% 38.8% Adveritas…

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GATEWAY INVESTMENT ADVISERS LLC has opened a new $5.3M position in $AXON, per a new SEC 13F filing. This disclosure reflects the funds’ holdings for the 03-31-2026 report period. You can see the fund’s full portfolio on Quiver Quantitative, and also track the largest institutional owners of $AXON.$AXON Hedge Fund ActivityWe have seen 524 institutional investors add shares of $AXON stock to their portfolio, and 581 decrease their positions in their most recent quarter.Here are some of the largest recent moves:UBS AM, A DISTINCT BUSINESS UNIT OF UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT AMERICAS LLC removed 1,750,713 shares (-74.9%) from their portfolio in…

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Throughout the course of Secrets of Strixhaven’s spoiler season, MTG players were consistently wowed by the insane cards and Commanders. This set has given us tons of new casual and competitive delights that are sure to see tons of play. Despite this, the financial impact of the set has been surprisingly tame. Even with five new precons to pick between, the MTG markets haven’t gone absolutely wild, as we’ve seen previously. For better or worse, this means many compelling upgrades to the new precons are still being slept on. While some of these cards have spiked in price slightly, for…

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Clydesdale will increase selected residential and buy-to-let product transfer rates from Tuesday 14 April, with brokers told to submit applications by 8pm on Monday 13 April to secure existing pricing. The lender said selected two-year and five-year fixed-rate products within its core residential product transfer range will rise by up to 0.28%. Selected two-year and five-year fixed-rate products within its core buy-to-let product transfer range will increase by up to 0.63%. Clydesdale said the changes will take effect on Tuesday 14 April. Brokers submitting applications for customers on the affected products have until 8pm on Monday 13 April to send…

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Taylor McKenna, analyst at Kopernik, joins BNN Bloomberg to share his Hot Picks in commodities. Commodity markets are facing supply pressures even as prices remain below levels needed to incentivize new production.BNN Bloomberg spoke with Taylor McKenna, analyst at Kopernik, who highlighted opportunities in platinum, potash and iron ore tied to long-term deficits and constrained supply growth.Key TakeawaysPlatinum markets remain in deficit, with supply expected to decline and prices needing to rise to support new mine development. Demand for platinum is holding up better than expected, with investment demand offsetting weaker auto sector consumption. Potash prices remain below levels required…

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Numbers don’t have to be scary.Just ask Ryan Murray, Utah State University Eastern’s newest accounting instructor. Murray is making it his mission to demystify numbers and make math fun again.“A lot of people look at accounting with dread because they’re not good at math,” he said. “I would tell people, give it a try. There’s a lot of technology and software that make it more engaging and less tedious. It’s more fun than people expect.”With a background in corporate finance and entrepreneurship, Murray is a great choice for his teaching position. He earned his undergraduate degree in corporate finance and…

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With just a fortnight to go until the record-breaking third edition of Geneva Dry, organisers are busy liaising with panels to make the world’s premier commodities shipping conference a vital gathering to assess how best to navigate today’s volatile markets. Scheduled for April 28 and 29 and the Hotel President Wilson on the shoreline of Lake Geneva, the annual summit for dry bulk, shipping’s largest segment, features its largest, most high-calibre speaker line-up to date, with new sessions designed to ensure the event is both topical and relevant. Top names in shipping from the likes of ADM, Anglo American, Bahri,…

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First-time buyer and home mover options are also included, covering fixed and tracker ranges, high-value mortgages and products aimed at energy-efficient homes with EPC ratings of ‘A’ or ‘B’. Remortgage pricing is due to rise on fixed and tracker products, including cashback and energy-efficient variants. International residential and international remortgage products are also being repriced, with fixed and tracker rates increasing between 60% and 75% LTV. Across buy-to-let, HSBC said purchase, remortgage and existing customer switch products will see higher rates, including fixed, tracker and Premier-exclusive deals. The changes cover 60% to 80% LTV bands, including energy-efficient options. Santander also…

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If travel rewards cards are tuxedos, cash-back cards are comfy black T-shirts — they aren’t as flashy, but they’re great to use in so many situations. As a result, some cash-back cards can be good companions for everyday spending and travel. Think of cash-back cards as flexible travel rewards cards. Instead of using points to get a free plane ticket or discounted car rental, you can offset travel costs with rewards cash. If you have a $400 plane ticket on your statement and you redeem $400 worth of cash back, you essentially get the airfare for free. Unlike many travel…

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