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Is the rocky road for the 2025 market behind us? Or is there more 'excitement' in store for 2026? Plus, how do you get started in bonds without spending millions?
Is this Thanksgiving week stocks comeback the real thing or a real turkey?
My sense is investors will benefit from having more portfolio cash in 2026 and a higher weighting in fixed income. In the past few months, I’ve highlighted cash Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). This week, my focus turns to fixed-income ETFs and here are two of them.
Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why RIO appears almost ready to break above $135 and would be a BUY if that occurs.
To own gold, would you suggest an ETF of a gold miner such as Northern Star? Ramsay Healthcare has been in the doldrums but bounced higher the other day. What do the major brokers think? Why do the major banks hold their AGMs so close to Christmas?
For the week ending Friday 21 November 2025, FNArena tracked 14 ratings upgrades and four downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
This week, Peter Switzer is rejoined by co-host Paul Rickard. Together, the pair take on the higher than expected inflation result, why the market dislikes tech and growth stocks right now, and a few old favourites.
The ETF EX20 has been a good performer over the past two years, helped by falling interest rates. But with rate cuts on hold (or done and dusted), should we reduce our exposure to EX20?
Technology One is an ASX top 50 company. Let’s take a closer look at its financial results, strategy for growth and what the brokers have to say. Would I buy it now?
Here are new stocks arriving on the stock exchange this year: Virgin and Sigma.
In our HOT stock column today, Raymond Chan, head of Asian Desk at Morgans, explain why Morgans recommends James Hardie (JHX) as a BUY.
Are the chips down for markets, or is it time to buy the dip? Plus, the future of broadband competition and whether micro-cap stocks are set for a revival.
Friday’s stock trading in the US underlined how I got it right when I named today’s story about this week’s share market action as being driven by “loser catastrophisers”.
This week, Peter Switzer is joined at the desk by special guest Adam Dawes of Shaw and Partners. Together, the pair breathe a collective sigh of relief at Nvidia, while also looking at some of the market's problem children who made the news recently for all the wrong reasons.
This latest market pullback provides an opportunity to revisit two older ideas.
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