Stock picks from our team of market veterans.
While my esteemed colleague, Paul Rickard, is picking stocks for the scaredy-cats - should I say, those with lower risk tolerance - I thought I’d service the risk takers by finding 10 stocks/investments for those who want to make money but are prepared to take on more risk.
Here’s a portfolio of stocks for the “scaredy-cats”, who are those investors who think President Trump will give a lie to his nickname (“TACO”) and do something really crazy that will seriously impact global markets.
For the week ended Friday 18 July 2025, FNArena tracked six upgrades and 20 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
For the week ended Friday, July 11, 2025, FNArena tracked nine upgrades and twelve downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
Opportunities are plentiful in the Australian share market’s ‘micro-cap’ space. James Dunn looks at two companies from vastly different businesses, valued at virtually the same capitalisation, with what looks to be excellent prospects, and share prices capable of pushing up through the 50-cent level.
In the week ending Friday, July 4, 2025, FNArena tracked fourteen upgrades and sixteen downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
The Australian share market moved higher in June as memories of “Liberation Day” receded. Most sectors finished in the “green”, with financials (and in particular CBA) starring. Year to date, the market is up 4.7% and with dividends included, 6.4%.
In the week ending Friday 27 June 2025, FNArena tracked seven upgrades and 17 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
Here are my reasons why an investor should use Exchange Traded Funds to take a long-term view on strategic commodities
In the week ending Friday 20 June 2025, FNArena tracked 11 upgrades and 15 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
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