Lachlann Tierney

Lachlann Tierney is a writer for Money Morning and has been investing for nearly a decade. With a Masters of Science from the London School of Economics, he brings a sound understanding of global markets to his writing. Lachlann is interested in emerging technologies, energy solutions and helping people invest their money wisely. Recently he has been working with Ryan Dinse. Ryan is involved in three publications:

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11/09/2019

The Westpac Share Price Just Hit a 52-Week High: Still Avoid

Westpac is now outperforming the financial sector as a whole, up more than 23% since December. Today, we make the long-term case for avoiding/selling WBC shares based on demographics and technology.

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10/09/2019

When’s the Best Time to Buy Bitcoin? The Difficulty Ribbon

With the price of bitcoin being US$10,362 at time of writing, the case for buying bitcoin grows stronger the longer it hovers around the US$10K mark — that’s the punchline today.

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03/09/2019

ASX Cannabis Stocks Wrap: MGC, BDA Elixinol News

Today, we look at the latest Elixinol news, along with recent announcements out of MGC and BOD. We conclude that Elixinol could encounter support in the coming weeks or months. Meanwhile, MGC and BOD remain exciting but more speculative cannabis plays.

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02/09/2019

ASX Nickel Share Price Surge on Indonesian Export Ban Headlines

At time of writing, the share prices of ASX-listed nickel stocks like Independence Group NL [ASX:IGO] and Western Areas Ltd [ASX:WSA] are surging on news that Indonesia will move to ban nickel ore exports by the end of December.

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23/08/2019

Lynas Share Price Down as Wesfarmers Abandons Bid: The Trump Effect

At time of writing, the share price of Lynas Corporation Limited [ASX:LYC] is down a further 4.96%, trading at $2.30. After shooting up towards the end of June, the Lynas share price has fallen sharply in the last two weeks as trade tensions ease (again). You can see the timing of Trump policy...

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21/08/2019

China to Fire First Shot in War on Cash

Big moves are afoot amongst central banks with China being the country most willing to fire the first shot in the war on cash.

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20/08/2019

BHP Results Miss Expectations: How Low Will the BHP Share Price Go?

BHP’s results missed analyst expectations, despite a record full year total dividend of $US2.35 a share. We give you a quick rundown of the RBA’s forecast for iron ore prices and what BHP might do to pivot their business to more profitable resources.