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Wall Street survived and thrived during the month of October, a month that has created some of the greatest crashes of all time: Black Monday of the Great Depression, the 1987 crash and even the biggest down day in the GFC was September 29, which was nearly October! However, we’re not in crash territory unless a hard-to-see black swan shows up.
In our “HOT” stock this week, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, says that he expects Whitehaven Coal (WHC) to rally from here and current levels are a buying opportunity.
After CSL’s horror trading update, have the brokers cut their target price and if so, by how much? With capital gains tax, what are the rules if I only sell part of my share. Do I have to use FIFO? What do the brokers think of CAR Group? Is there a code I can use to see how the top 20 companies are performing?
My criteria for income investing is threefold: reputable managers, attractive and reliable gross yield (after franking) and attractive valuations. Here are two yield-focused Listed Investment Companies (LICs) for you to consider,
Peter and Paul dig into the latest drama at CSL and WiseTech, discuss the outlook for top tech stocks, and take live questions from subscribers on everything from rate cuts to US market strategies.
Peter Switzer is joined three expert guests to unpack the biggest stories shaping markets, property and innovation this week.
Our subscribers who attend our Boom, Doom, Zoom show on Thursdays at noon often ask about the same companies that many of us want to own, especially when the market takes a short-term set against them. So, I’ve put together four decent stocks worth considering.
Investors should know by now that round-number share prices are meaningless; but here are three stocks priced under 30 cents that I think have a good growth story to justify heading higher.
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk, explains why Morgans has upgraded their rating for Woodside (WDS) to BUY (from ACCUMULATE).
Woolworths and Coles are so close and many fund managers don’t see the need to invest in both companies. Let’s have a look at their recent earnings and sales reports and what the brokers say to see whether Woolworths is now “cheap enough”.
For the week ending Friday 24 October 2025, FNArena tracked 13 upgrades and 12 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
Last week it was the gripping story of ‘When Albo met Trump’ that captured the stock market’s applause, at least locally. But next week it will be the sequel ‘When Xi met Trump’.
Are Treasury Wines and Woolworths “cheap” and a buy for capital gain over the next 1-2 years? What do the brokers think of rare earths miner Arafura? What is a “first” strike?
In our “HOT” stock article, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why at current levels, Fortescue (FMG) is a buying opportunity.
Here are 5 assets to sell and free up cash – and, of course, buy back later at better prices.
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