Australian Investment Education

Futures Made Simple has been developed based on years of educating, coaching and working hands on with thousands of retail investors. Through our partnership with you, we provide all of the tools and support that you need, in order to confidently trade the worlds' biggest markets. Utilising the leverage these markets offer, rewards can be spectacular, and of course care needs to be taken with managing the risk, hence why we provide a huge depth of education. Commodities and Indices have been some of the best performing markets of late and as a result are likely to be an important inclusion in your asset allocation. To help you move into this space confidently, all of the tools, support and education that you will need are provided within Futures Made Simple. To learn more please go to: australianinvestmenteducation.com.au/products/futures-made-simple/ #australianinvestmenteducation #australianinvestmenteducationreview

Initial Public Offerings – A Risky Reward When a private company decides to go public and list through an Initial Public Offering (IPO), many investors salivate at the prospect of turning water into wine – a risk vs. reward decision that can either be extremely lucrative or a devasting disaster. IPO’s – What are they An Initial Public Offering occurs when a private company decides to list on the stock market as a public company. Their reasons for this are mostly always the same – to raise more capital in order to fuel growth and expansion. When a company decides to IPO, the stock price initially set based on their expected future earnings along with the number of shares they plan to issue – often accompanied by a large investment bank throughout the entire process. Turning water into wine The million dollar decision – which IPO is going to make you a fortune and which one is going to be a disaster. With IPO’s, you either get it really right or you get it really ...

Where it all began A good place to start would be to dial back the clock somewhat 9-10 months ago, the market was in anarchy as cases of the Coronavirus were wreaking havoc and the economy essentially shutting down. When the pandemic first hit, no one really knew what to expect and so we saw somewhat of a log jam in commodity prices. As host Andrew Baxter describes, the best example of this was oil when prices went negative. Yes, you read that correctly – negative oil prices. When a commodity is bought to be used and stored, yet no one is using it – people were actually being paid to hold oil, creating ‘negative’ prices. This had never been seen before in history and is a true representation of just how much of an impact the pandemic had on financial markets; not to mention the impact it had on other commodities like copper and iron ore. More on oil – a bell ringer Since returning to travel (domestically) and everyone now back driving to work the need for oil has und...

GENERAL MOTORS AXES HOLDEN IN AUSTRALIA Holden Closure: After their lowest monthly sales ever since their opening in 1948, General Motors has culled the Holden operation in Australia for good. What this holds for the Australian economy may be worrisome. 164 years of history, gone. General Motors, Holden’s parent company, established iconic Aussie car brand way back in 1948 – this particular manufacturer over 164 years. The fact, not only a sign of times with our ever-growing global economy but also highlights how uncompetitive has been. What went wrong To be plain honest, Holden lost its relevance within the minds of Australian consumers. Holden’s go to marquee vehicle the Commodore sits in the 5th least popular car category in Australia, classified as a ‘large car’. Little to Holden’s knowledge, marketing idea to the modern Aussie consumer needed to include SUV’s and small cars which have ten times sales large cars do in recent years. In Addition, Aside fro...

Each year tens of thousands of new investors get started in the stock market and sadly, all too often, things don’t work out for them. That is why we have built, developed and deliver Trading and Investing Summit. Trading and Investing Summit 2016 Trading and investing Summit is a pure content event – something of a welcome change from the typical “multi-speaker” pitch-a-thons that you may have been to in the past. We developed this to fit a need in the market – your needs • Where can you find all the stock market information you need in one place? • Once you have that information what do you do next with it? • How to make all the information seamlessly link together, rather than contradict and confuse? • What steps can then be taken to play at an even higher level? • Making sure all content and action plans are in plain English and can be followed by just about anybody The answer is Trading and Investing Summit. We took our entire trading te...

Facing your fears and getting the job done. Most people want more, but that yawning, chasm of fear stops them from leaving their comfort zone and really living the life of their dreams. Tune in some great advice. All of which based on practical, real-life experience. I know you're going to love the show. Join us for our Wealth Accelerator Challenge here: https://www.wealthacceleratorchallenge.com.au  

Australian Investment Education is an industry leader, who since the late 1990’s, have been helping people just like you gain greater control over their investments. At AIE we don’t simply teach people how to trade, we actually teach people how they can make money from trading. Which is very different… With our services your time input is truly minimal, allowing your money to work harder while you work smarter!