Hey Aussie，The holiday season is coming up. Do you have any travel plans? We're giving away Tiger Coins and merchandise and would like to invite you to participate in the following activity.After a terrible few years, it’s awonderful time to be an airlinein Australia. Travel-deprived customers are willing to pay very high prices to board. “While capacity is constrained, over a million sale fares were launched in October and further sale activity is planned in the weeks ahead,” Qantas said in a statement. Qantas has lifted its profit forecast for the December half as rampant consumer demand continues to buoy the sector’s COVID-19 recovery. The airline now expects to book between $1.35 billion and $1.45 billion in underlying profit before tax in the first half of its

Hey Aussie,I would like to invite you to take part in a discussion about the impacts that climate change will have on you. You will win Tiger coins for your participation.Parts of Australia’s east coast could be hit by ongoing flooding within days, just a week after the official declaration of a rare third La Niña.A low-pressure system is forecast to cause widespread rain and storms across much of the inland south-east from Wednesday and possible major flooding from already full waterways across southern Queensland, inland New South Wales and northern Victoria.Climate change has severely impacted Australia in recent years, resulting in floods, searing temperatures, changes in fire and rainfall patterns, sea level rise, and ocean acidification.Climate issues are becoming increasingly import

Hey Aussie,The crypto industry remains mired in a deep downturn after a $US2 trillion rout in digital assets over the past year. The slide has been pockmarked with a series of blowups of which FTX, once valued at $US32 billion, was perhaps the most damaging.Binance Holdings, the dominant cryptocurrency exchange, has been hit by large outflows as traders move to take custody of their tokens amid revelations that rival FTX may have misused customer funds before its November implosion.Net outflows of digital tokens from Binance amounted to about $US3.7 billion ($5.4 billion) in the past week, including almost $US2 billion in the last 24 hours, according to data from research firm Nansen as of 9.20am on Tuesday in London.What do you think about cryptocurrencies？💡Share Your InsightsPlease leave

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With a new year approaching, now could be a good time to look at making some new additions to your portfolio. I  would like to invite you to recommend an ASX share for 2023,and you will win Tiger Coins.In the absence of the previous rate-hiking periods, Australia's stock market has experienced turbulent times. As of June, the benchmark index had fallen into the correction zone for the first time in twoyears, whichis defined as a 10% decline from the recent peak.However, the benchmark index still enjoyed monthly gains for the majority of the time. By the end of November, the index had pared more than half of its losses and was only 3% below the level at the beginning of the year.There was wide variation in

Australian miner’s stocks, BHP, RIO, and FMG, are heading off the best month since 2007. Investors have been bidding up the ASX 200 miners today after a boost in iron ore futures prices. $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ shares have gained 21.84% in Novemeber. $Rio Tinto Ltd(RIO.AU)$ shares are up 24.29% in Novemeber. $FORTESCUE METALS GROUP LTD(FMG.AU)$ shares are up 31.84% in Novemeber. The industrial metal leapt 3% to US$100.40 (AU$149.80) per tonne. That’s up from just over US$81 per tonne on 1 November. And it’s the highest price the industrial metal has fetched in two months, since 29 September.The Chinese government has inten

A week on from the worst selloff since the pandemic, is value finally on offer? $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$Ask three analysts, get three answers:Boosters like Cathie Woods see “deep value” in the technology wipe-out.Noble prize winner Robert Shiller’s favoured metric suggest more pain.Warren Buffett’s valuation standard also looks ominous.But one Morningstar metric is showing the most value in almost six years excluding the brief pandemic meltdown.The number of ASX companies under Morningstar coverage trading in Undervalued (4- or 5-star range) —where analysts believe shares are cheap—is quadruple those in the Overvalued (1- and 2-star range).The Morningstar star rating for stocksaccounts for how sur

It is difficult to predict the performance of the market in 2023. Share prices tend togothrough volatility. It’s possible for the share market to hit a bump every so often like it did in 2020 and 2022.When the market is volatile, it is difficult to determine the exact buying and selling point of a stock.Over the longer term though, businesses can reinvest some of the profits that it makes back into the business to grow profit in the future.With the rest of the profit, it can pay dividends to shareholders.It’s this combination of dividends and long-term profit growth that can lead to pleasing dividend income payments as well as capital growth over time.The ASX share market is full of names that pay dividends to investors. I  would like to invite you t

Hi Aussie,I would like to share with you the most popular stocks and ETFs among Australian users on Tiger Trade. Have you traded any of these stocks before?The year 2022 was a challenging one for investors due to increased interest rates. Nevertheless, investors still made excess returns through certain stocks, including mining stocks, energy stocks, etc. Let's see what happens.$Pilbara Minerals Ltd(PLS.AU)$ Pilbara Minerals owns 100% of the large Pilgangoora Lithium Project in Western Australia. After a slow start to the year, the company's shares recovered in the second quarter of 2022 as lithium prices rose. Margin growth was due more to higher lithium prices than to an increase in production.$Lake Res

Hey Aussie,Australia’s annual inflation rate jumped to 6.1 per cent, its highest level in more than two decades, and it's affecting all parts of the economy. From the grocery store, to the gas pump and the cost of housing, Australians are paying more for everything.The rise in the consumer price index in the three months ended June 30 was the highest since June 2001 and the introduction of the GST, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.New dwelling prices rose 20.3 per cent as government support was withdrawn, while petrol prices soared 32 per cent. Fruit and vegetables prices rose 5.8 per cent because of heavy rainfall and flooding in key production areas of NSW and Queensland that disrupted domestic supply.How does inflation affect your daily life?💡Share Your Insight

Guess where the $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ may move this week? If you get the right answers, you can share 3000 Tiger Coins with other Tigers. Also, the first person who posts the right answers in the comments area gets 888 Tiger Coins!The Australian share market has snapped a seven-day losing streak, and the ASX 200 index is up 1.4 per cent at 6523.8 point on Tuesday. Strong Wall Street futures helped push the market higher during the trading session, with the energy sector climbing by 2.34 per cent. Do you think it is a good time to buy a dip or to sell? Guess how will ASX200 Index close on Friday?💰Activity Details Click to vote. how will ASX200 Index close on Friday? If you ge

The European gas benchmark surged after Russia was accused of sabotaging Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, stoking fresh fears about supply security before the northern winter.European gas prices rose following news of the leaks. Dutch front-month futures jumped more than 22 per cent before closing 7 per cent higher at €186.10 ($277) a megawatt hour. The UK equivalent price rose as much as 34 per cent, and closed 6.2 per cent higher at 255.65 pence a thermal unit.The benchmark October Dutch price was up by 11% at 204.50 euros/megawatt hour on Wednesday. Although prices are still below this year's peaks, they remain more than 200% higher than in early September 2021.Analysts anticipate higher thermal coal prices will have a material impact on the earnings of BHP Group, Whitehaven C