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In my article today I look at the next big 5 companies who have reported: Woolworths, BHP, RIO, NAB and Westpac. What did the market make of their results, and where do these stocks head now?
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans explains why Morgans reiterates their ADD rating and increases their target price for jewellery brand Lovisa (LOV) from $27.50 to $30.
Here’s a look at what I think are three of the most promising companies in the gold area.
After a bumpy few years, two thematic ETFs that provide exposure to this megatrend have more appeal.
In our “HOT” stock column, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, believes Reliance Worldwide (RWC) should trend higher from its current price, with an ultimate target near $6. Therefore, Michael says at current levels RWC is a buying opportunity.
Are the markets concerned about Donald Trump’s possible comeback as President of the US? And what about China? Here’s my take on both these questions.
Last week, five out of the top 10 companies (actually 4, and a fifth former “top ten”) reported their financial results: Commonwealth Bank, CSL, Macquarie, Telstra, and Wesfarmers. What did the market make of the results, and where do these stocks head now? Here’s my take.
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans explains why an ADD is maintained for GQG Partners Inc (GQG).
Here are two single-digit price/earnings (P/E) ratio stocks – both wholly Australian exposures – where the entry level being asked looks attractive.
Here are two more beaten-up small-cap retailers to add to the list this week: KMD Brands and Universal Holdings. Both stocks have many challenges but also sharply lower valuations due to the market’s bearish view on retail.
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