Author: John-Louis Judges

John-Louis Judges
John-Louis Judges

John-Louis Judges is a qualified accountant and experienced finance professional. Having worked in and written about the financial markets for more than 20 years, John-Louis has a passion for providing the most insightful analysis and thoughtful commentary. Originally from Perth, John-Louis has lived and worked in London and Singapore and brings an international perspective to reporting on the Australian market.

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The balancing act of luxury spend

Unemployment is at record lows and inflation is at record highs Credit growth is outstripping wage growth What is the outlook for these three luxury spend ASX companies? Net earnings revisions have slipped into the negative for July, but Australian companies are holding up relatively well in the face of record inflation and a tight…

The Aussie Dollar Outlook

The US dollar has taken most of the recent headlines as an investor haven in uncertain times Meanwhile, Australia has experienced record resource demand and prices The Australian dollar is a compelling alternative to international investors seeking return and security The closely followed Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate decision on Tuesday resulted in…

The finely balanced global economy

US Dollar softens on weaker outlook Robust demand and low unemployment continue to shield economies With global economies so finely balanced, in which direction will the pendulum swing next? US Dollar softening The US dollar has fallen back from its highs in recent weeks. Moderation in the US economic outlook is causing the market to…

The energy emergency

Pressure signs International commodity market prices are still attracting high bids. As a result, there are signs that governments, businesses, and consumers are feeling the pressure and will not be able to sustain these levels for much longer. Headline oil markets The oil market supply lines are tight if the outright price is trending sideways….

US tech sector reports its earnings what impact will it have on the Australian tech sector?

US Tech earnings season for Q2 2022 kicks off this week We await the financial year 2022 earnings from the Australian tech sector US tech stock earnings will provide guidance on the multi-billion-dollar Australian tech sector US tech giants Q2 2022 earnings announcement timings: Apple Inc NASDAQ:AAPL (AAPL) 28th July after market hours. Microsoft Corp…

Winds from afar buffer Australian stocks

After a slow start to the week things will start to heat up in the financial markets What are some of the events to look out for in the stock market? Which Australian stocks are starting the week on the right foot? A trickle becomes a flood The week gets off to a slow start…

High inflation hits Australia but the lights stay on and the global economy wheels keep spinning

The S&P/ASX200 is down 11% year to date Three Australian stocks that have defied the trend Outlook for these three big stock market winners Few would have been able to pick the best stocks to invest in Australia in 2022 would have been coal mining companies. The three stocks shown below have turned out to…

Australia’s three biggest winners of 2022, the best stocks to invest in.

The S&P/ASX200 is down 11% year to date Three Australian stocks that have defied the trend Outlook for these three big stock market winners Few would have been able to pick the best stocks to invest in Australia in 2022 would have been coal mining companies. The three stocks shown below have turned out to…

With demand stubbornly high and lagging supply what options are left to bring down prices?

International markets reacted favourably to US company earnings High employment is resisting policymakers’ attempts to reduce demand With demand stubbornly high, what options are left to bring down prices? The United States had something of a relief rally on Friday. As company earnings started coming in for the second quarter of 2022, the financial markets…

A tale of the haves and have-nots. Financial and physical commodity markets are increasingly dislocated

Financial and physical commodity markets are increasingly dislocated Dislocation points to squeezes and bottlenecks in the supply chain As the market adjusts to rerouting supply chains, what is the outlook for Australian stocks? Supply squeezes Oil and gas blockades in Libya continue to disrupt the international market with the loss of a key crude oil…