Speeding tickets, missed signals, and your marginal buyers
Two Chanticleer articles in the AFR this week covered ASX200 speeding tickets and the rise of retail investors as friendly, high-conviction buyers. What they mean for how you run investor relations.
Ben Williamson
11 September 2025 · 2 min read
There have been two, super relevant articles by Chanticleer in the AFR this week about investor relations and the changes happening in the market.
Firstly on Wednesday they published an article about the dozen ASX200 stocks that have been hit with a speeding ticket on big swings in share prices, especially when the results were in-line with market expectations.
Then there was a follow up on Thursday night about the emergence of retail investors as "friendly, high conviction buyers."
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