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Another day, another Trump or Iranian headline, and while the main game is the Strait of Hormuz and developments there that take oil prices up or down, what we’ve learnt overnight is that ‘night’ can be a long time between Sydney, Europe and Wall Street in New York City.
Capitalising on market volatility requires watching and waiting for bouts of heightened share market volatility and pouncing on bargains. But how can you have more exposure to growth assets while dampening volatility? Factor-based ETFs are a consideration.
Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why he's confident that South32 (S32) is getting close to breaking out of this consolidation and rallying strongly once more.
Paul Rickard answers questions on the NextDC Entitlement Offer, brokers' target price reductions for Cochlear, the capital gains tax discount, and super contribution caps for next year.
A volatile session for markets, with sharp moves across sectors and a major reset in one of the ASX’s long-time healthcare leaders. It's all in today's Boom Doom Zoom (and more).
Today I'm looking at the big winners for the week and then see what the analysts are tipping.
With last Friday marking the thirteenth consecutive up day for the NASDAQ, the longest winning streak since 2009, is it time to get tech back in your portfolio?
Switzer Investing TV aired its 13 April 2026 edition with a panel of expert investors. Here's what they're looking at on the market, and all their latest stock tips.
Raymond Chan, Private Adviser & Head of Asian Desk at Morgans, explains why Morgans has Elders Limited (ELD) as a BUY on its Best Ideas List.
Here are two companies tied into waste and recycling that look to be good value at current prices.
For the week ending Friday 17 April 2026, FNArena recorded 15 upgrades and 15 downgrades from the seven brokers monitored daily across ASX-listed companies.
As the Strait of Hormuz swings open and shut like a gate in the wind, markets are riding high again. But the uncertainty remains. So how are our experts investing now?
Before Friday's trade open, equities were bought on the suspicion that Wall Street had been given inside information that a peace deal between the US and Iran was a chance, and that a potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz — vital for global oil supply — was close to happening.
I see daily evidence of companies, large and small using AI to do more things with the same or fewer people. The cost savings could be larger than the market expects. Having reviewed more than a dozen AI-related ETFs for this column, here are two worth considering at current prices.
Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why Mineral Resources (MIN) is a buy for those investors looking to get in early.
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