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Reporting season sorted the global earners from the domestic ones, and this week's Switzer Show starts with a chief executive whose stock still trades below where it was a year ago. Then an AMP economist on the rate rise that could land this month, and two investors who land on opposite sides of the Commonwealth Bank.
Zip Co and Tyro have been left for dead by the market this year, while Afterpay and Xero have gone the other way. Is this a case of the market getting it right, or has it thrown out a couple of babies with the bathwater? Let’s take a closer look…
The Australian share market recorded a fifth consecutive month of growth in August, notwithstanding company reporting season and some material sector shifts. Our model portfolios, which are marginally overweight resources, continued to outperform.
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Private Client Adviser and Head of Asian Desk at Morgans, explains why his research team has upgraded Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) following its first half 2026 result.
Here are two situations where analysts see the share market under-estimating the changes taking place in the underlying business, and where the potential for a double is real, if the company can execute.
For the week ending Friday, 4 September 2026, which included the final day of the August reporting season, the seven stockbrokers monitored daily by FNArena issued ten ratings upgrades and twenty downgrades for individual ASX-listed companies.
Reporting season is over, and this week's Switzer Show went looking for what it left behind. Two investors went through the results and landed on opposite sides of the same bank. Every call made on air is below, in the guests' own words.
Week one of the scariest month for stocks and fear was contained but concerns about debt levels and rising bond yields have markets on edge. This is all understandable with sticky inflation readings, kinked to possibly stronger-than-expected economies, and central banks both in the US and Australia tossing up about an official rate rise or two!
Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard take your questions live and this week the viewer picks set the agenda.
Electric vehicle and AI data centre boom ensures metal has a long way to run.
Is there a ‘death tax’ on super? What’s the broker view on Brambles (BXB)? Why is Droneshield (DRO) being sold down? And can you still jump on BHP’s dividend reinvestment plan?
Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, says the Betashares Global Energy ETF (FUEL) is his latest way of getting exposure to a sector he remains bullish on, and that a breakout above resistance near $9 could spark another strong rally before the end of the year.
Reporting season was the theme on this week's Switzer Show. Paul Rickard and Adam Dawes named seven stocks and split on two of them. Every call made on air is below, in the guests' own words.
Paul Rickard and Adam Dawes work through reporting season and land on seven stocks, splitting on two of them. The CEO of a July float explains what changed on day one. And a manager of alternative strategies sets out why he is telling clients to dial back.
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