Chris Batchelor

Chris is a senior investment analyst with Spotee Consulting. He is an experienced leader and investment expert having worked in financial markets for over 25 years. This includes co-founding a stock market research business and running it for seven years until it was sold. He is qualified as a Chartered Financial Analyst and holds a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment and Bachelor of Commerce Degree. He has been a regular contributor to Money since 2012.

7 results by Chris Batchelor:

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How lockdowns saw the Pushpay share price triple

When church attendance was banned in many parts of the world, Pushpay shareholders were worried donations would fall. Instead, the opposite happened. More

By Chris Batchelor - January 13, 2021

Investing in companies less exposed to coronavirus

No companies on the ASX will be immune to coronavirus, but some companies are far less exposed than others. This is one. More

By Chris Batchelor - March 18, 2020

ASX darling ARB on track despite industry headwinds

Aussie 4x4 accessories maker ARB has managed to withstand pressure from falling new car sales as more Aussies switch to utes. More

By Chris Batchelor - February 19, 2020

US Navy contracts helped Aussie ship builder conquer the seas

The Jones Act requires all American military vessels to be built in the US, so how did WA-based Austal become one of the largest defence shipyards in America? More

By Chris Batchelor - November 27, 2019

NRW Holdings: Ready to ride mining booms and busts

Mining services company NRW Holdings flirted with disaster in 2015, but has since gone from strength to strength. More

By Chris Batchelor - October 30, 2019

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Taco Bell to open in Sydney and Melbourne but will it last?

The company behind Sizzler (remember them?) and KFC is bringing Taco Bell to Sydney and Melbourne. It failed in 1981 and 1998 - is the third time a charm? More

By Chris Batchelor - October 2, 2019

Plenty to smile about in SDI Limited's recent results

It doesn't have the glitz and glamour of a high profile consumer brand like Netflix or GoPro, but SDI has been quietly working away building an $80 million revenue business selling dental restorative materials in more than 100 countries. More

By Chris Batchelor - September 4, 2019

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