News for Dicker Data Limited (DDR.AX)

The ASX200 has finished 0.6 per cent lower, taking a breather after four days of gains as Ukraine launched US-made missiles into Russia.

Dramatic falls in a stock price ... are not very nice. However, they are part of the game when investing in growth stocks. These falls usually come during reporting season. This is sometimes known as 'confession season'. ASX-listed companies are all required to report their earnings within two months of June 30 and December 31.

Are you interested in income generating investments? Owen Rask shares 5 ASX high dividend stocks on his watchlist on 2024.

Gross Revenue: $1.6 billion, slightly down compared to the previous period.Q2 Sales Growth: 8.3% increase.Gross Profit: $155 million, up 2.9%.EBITDA: Down 2.4%

EACO Corporation is a hidden gem in the tech distribution sector, with strong growth potential and founder-led leadership. Read more on EACO stock here.

“I think it's fair to say you can't predict a straight line to victory. You know, there'll be good days and bad days along the way.” Dick Cheney, Vice President to George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009 Dick Cheney had a controversial career, one of his infamous bad days was when he accidentally shot

Slack Investor does not provide specific advice, but occasionally he will expand on the way he invests and report on the things that he is looking at. I will sometimes mention actual stocks or financial products that I am interested in. I don't regard myself as a gun

Good morning and welcome to the start of Week 22. The ASX200 is set to rise today with futures up +0.47% at 8.40am AEST.

After the excitement of catching a fish there is the relatively unpleasant process of gutting the fish before things get exciting again - the cooking and the eating! Same with stocks, the financial media is full of "darling" stocks. However, Slack Investor likes to take a deep look into the entrails before parting with his

The ASX200 finished 0.1 per cent higher even as official data showed the Australian economy slowed further in the fourth quarter.

The ASX200 finished green, but only just, up 0.12 per cent. The sectors were fairly split, with the best performers being Financials, Utilities and Energy. IT lost the most ground - 1.44 per cent - following a rough night's trade on the Nasdaq.

The ASX200 finished the week flat – closing at 7644 points. The IT, healthcare and telecommunications sectors led the pack.

The ASX has dipped 0.2% this morning as the US braces for CPI data, while Magnum's gone flying thanks to a huge offtake deal with Mitsubishi.

Trading volumes were thin and the ASX ended flat on Monday ahead of tomorrow’s ANZAC day holiday. Mining stocks under performed today.

ASX director trades picked up pace in February with the Bellvue Gold former managing director selling down ~$18 million worth of stock.

A three-week retreat in Australian shares looks set to continue this morning…

The ASX was slipped 0.40% today, dragged down by AGL Energy (ASX:AGL)’s 12% drop, the stock’s worst day since 2007.

The Australian share market suffered a strong downdraft after the big offshore central banks united in action to keep raising interest rates heading upwards next year.

The ABS’ new monthly gauge of Australian CPI released today shows that headline inflation in Australia fell to 6.9% YoY in October.