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I love quality companies when the market has a short-term hate session on a business. And here are five I like.
Let’s take a closer look at CBA’s profit result and what the major brokers have to say. And I’ll give you my view on whether Australia’s biggest stock by market capitalisation is a sell.
In our “HOT” stock column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk, explains why Morgans retains their ADD rating for James Hardie Industries plc (JHX), increasing their target price slightly to $57.25 a share.
Investors have every reason to be confused by lithium stocks. We’re told this metal is the future, but lithium prices are in the doldrums. In my article today I explain why I think Arcadium is the stand-out lithium stock on the ASX. However, I also believe there’s good value at the moment in Pilbara Minerals and Mineral Resources.
My goal is to identify ETFs that have been hugely out-of-favour in the past 12 months and ideally over the last three years. Here are two ETFs that suit contrarian investors who understand the risks of investing in deeply out-of-favour sectors, who have patience and a higher risk tolerance, knowing that further short-term price volatility and losses are possible.
In our “HOT” stock column, Michael Wayne, Managing Director of Medallion Financial Group, says Macquarie Group (MQG) is once again a buying opportunity and Medallion expects the shares to trend to new highs.
The rotation out of big US tech companies became a worry last week when US recession fears were added to the mix. So the question becomes: should we be exiting local tech stocks like Xero, NextDC, Audinate, Megaport and Wisetech?
Transurban (TCL) is one of my preferred stocks. At what price point would I be a buyer, and at what price would I be a seller?
In our HOT stock column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk, explains why Morgans maintains its HOLD rating for REA, with a BUY rating below $197.
A wind of change has blown through the aged care sector. With a report just released from the Aged Care Taskforce and proposed legislation in the wings, there is at least the feeling that a blueprint for the future of our highly competitive but highly fragmented aged care sector is taking shape, promising greater regulatory clarity for investors. Here are two well-positioned stocks that could benefit from any changes.
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