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One of the greatest mistakes investors can make is rejecting the potential of great companies that are out-of-favour with the market for the short term. Today I’m putting the case forward for keeping the faith in great Aussie tech companies.
This time last year, I nominated five stocks to watch for the year. Here's how they have performed, and my five income favourites for 2026.
In our “HOT” stock column today, Jun Bei Liu, founder and portfolio manager of Ten Cap explains why she selects JB HiFi (JBH) as a BUY.
The exchange-traded fund (ETF) structure is the perfect way to give a young family member their first share investment. They’re structured to provide, in one stock, exposure to the investment performance of the stock portfolio. Such a thoughtful gift can grow both in financial value and life-lesson value over many years. Here’s a few ETFs that suit this purpose to a tee.
For those who like some speculative spice on the stock exchange, here are three under-the-Christmas-tree candidates that should give holders at least some excitement – and, hopefully, some juicy gains.
At this time each year, I pore through spreadsheets of the best- and worst-performing stocks and funds, paying extra attention to ETFs that have delivered poor returns over one year and try to understand why. Often, there’s a good reason. Opportunities can abound. Here are two to watch.
In our “HOT” stock article, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why he says that Sandfire Resources (SFR) is a buy at current levels.
This is a crucial question for all investors because if I predict a sell-off and I’m right, then being defensive, say in cash, will get you around 4% while those exposed to growth could lose 15% or more.
I know at this time each year you’ll be expecting me to remind you that a great way to give your family a gift that keeps on giving is to consider starting or adding to their stock portfolio. Never wanting to disappoint, let me take you through this process.
Here are three more stocks I’d be delighted to find as my Christmas present this year. You might feel the same way!
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