Dexus and GPT Group look interesting long-term contrarian ideas despite fears of recession.
I look for small-cap industrials that have an earnings tailwind from pent-up COVID-19 demand and have been oversold amid fears of slowing demand for their product as the economy contracts. Here are two stocks to consider.
Here are two small caps I think are in the right spot as investor confidence grows.
Here are three ETFs to consider when the tech rally slows.
In researching this article, I examined several agriculture stocks. I see value emerging in Elders and an ETF called FOOD, which is hedged for currency risk.
Auckland International Airport and Air New Zealand worth a look as travel numbers strengthen.
US equities look expensive and Chinese equities look undervalued. A higher allocation to China in the EM allocation appeals. Caveats aside, here are two ways to get China exposure.
I like to buy quality companies that are out of favour and trading well below their true value. I’m prepared to wait for the market to recognise that value. So where is the momentum? In small-cap land, it’s energy, resource services and other companies linked to the commodity cycle.
Here are two recently listed biotech companies for the speculators among you to consider.
Copper has rallied over the past three years and is up 8% year-to-date. Here are two Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) that I regard as a convenient way to buy into this mineral’s long-term future.
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