Author: Bob Kohut

Bob Kohut
Bob Kohut

Bob Kohut has been writing about finance for more than 30 years. As an active trader he brings a unique perspective to share market trading and investing issues.

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Recent and archived work by Bob Kohut for The Bull:

52 Week Highs with Tailwinds

Members of that bold and confident group of investors labeled as “stock-pickers” have multiple choices for hunting for targets. While investors with high risk aversion seek the relative safety of fixed choice or exchange traded/mutual funds investing, those willing to accept the risks know the potential benefits of picking their own stocks far outweigh the…

Upcoming ASX IPOs with Trader-Related Business Models

In the calendar year 2021 the ASX IPO market saw listings more than doubling from the sixty-seven in FY 2020 to 163. As newcomers to share market investing quickly learn, all prospective listees on the ASX must publish a prospectus to accompany their submission for listing. No matter the business model, every IPO Prospectus released…

Under the Radar Biotechnology Stocks Approaching Clinical Trials

Investors with high risk appetites gravitate towards the biotechnology sub-sector of healthcare stocks where clinical trials sometimes yield significant share price movement. Depending on the treatment and the market size of the affected population, positive announcements regarding the progress of the trials can reward investors handsomely, at least in the short term. The risk is…

With Crisis Comes Opportunity

Would investors in a “perfect world” ignore the impulse to take advantage of those suffering from a crisis to profit from their collective misery? The GFC drove untold numbers of businesses into the wilderness, with many disappearing entirely. People lost their life savings. Wars are often seen as crises of the highest order. Yet investors…

Mining Sector on Fire

The ASX Minerals and Mining Sector (XMM) has defied year to date malaise, rising about 8% as of 14 February. Financial news outlets are featuring article after article extolling the future of Australian resource companies, especially those involved in mining the metals and minerals vital for the manufacture of EVs (electric vehicles.) After years of…

Earnings and Guidance that Surprises

Regular followers of market news know that one of the unanticipated outcomes of the COVID 19 Pandemic was a stunning increase in the number of people investing in share markets in much of the world, particularly among the young. Professional financial services providers noted the need for educating the newcomers with companies like CBA’s (Commonwealth…

Is It Time to Buy These Iconic ASX Healthcare Names?

The ASX healthcare sector was home to both winners and losers coming on the heels of the COVID 19 Pandemic. Virtually any healthcare company working on COVID diagnostic testing, vaccines, or treatments, had their day in the sun. Not so fortunate were some of the most well-known healthcare stocks on the ASX crushed by the…

The Outlook for Nuclear Power

A decade ago a tsunami in Japan wreaked havoc on a nuclear power plant in that country at Fukushima, dragging down with it global interest in promoting electricity generation from nuclear power. Construction of new plants and refitting of existing nuclear plants slowed to a crawl and the price of uranium dropped, following rising concerns…

Lithium Stocks on the Radar Screens of ASX Investors

The law of supply and demand is arguably the most fundamental of all economic principles. Nowhere is the impact of the supply/demand balance more evident than in commodities. Regardless of the basic nature of the commodity – hard like iron ore or soft like wheat – if demand for the commodity goes up, increases in…

2021 IPO Winners and Losers

The search for rewarding things to do during COVID 19 lockdowns led a flood of newcomers to share market investing. Younger investors entering the world of stock trading was a trend already underway, but the pandemic fueled that trend. A 12 May article appearing in the US financial website CNBC reported that major US online…