The broad US sharemarket looks to be heading for another strong year, but technology stocks will likely shine the brightest.
Jessica Amir
 | Jessica Amir is a market strategist with trading platform moomoo, a Tencent-backed Nasdaq-listed company committed to reimagining the online share trading experience for Australians through AI-powered innovation. She joined the group with 17 years of experience in markets. Given she has had the benefit of working as an adviser, market analyst and TV and radio journalist, she knows what investors need to hear. She worked with Saxo, Bell Direct and Sequoia Financial Group (SEQ) in the investment world and held financial advising roles with AMP and CBA. She also worked as a journalist with the likes of ABC, Nine and Sky News Business. She is currently studying Master's of Applied Finance and has a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance. |
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Which stocks should you be watching this year? Moomoo market strategist Jessica Amir joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
There is no magic bullet when it comes to the stock market, but understanding what makes a worthwhile investment can help set you up for success.
As Australia's big banks feel the sting of inflation, don't expect record dividends to be paid out any time soon.
Oil prices have been skyrocketing until they recently plunged, falling almost 30% from June, to now just shy of $90 a barrel. So is oil a good buy?
The average Aussie receives a $2800 tax refund, and money in the bank is going backward, so how can you best invest it?
As the cost of raw materials goes up with inflation, investors could turn to commodity-focused stocks to take shelter in the storm.
There could be rough seas ahead so where should investors turn? Jessica Amir shares the five categories of shares that could offer safe harbour.
Jessica Amir would invest $2250 each in four major trends: logistics, banking, semiconductors and lithium. But what about the remaining $1000?
COVID restrictions are easing across Australia and new home sales are on the rise, so what can you expect from the market?
