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Disappointing US economic data has underlined the nature of American investors and their commitment to being long stocks, with stocks now on a drive higher on the basis that a rate cut comes next week. It could even be a “jumbo” 50-basis points reduction!
From tech to telcos, miners to media, the duo dig into which names are buy-worthy and which ones might be running out of puff.
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why Lynas Rare Earths (LYC) is a buy.
Here are three exchange traded funds (ETFs) that provide exposure to video games, esports and online betting.
Should I be worried about a rising Aussie dollar when it comes to my overseas share investments? Lonsec cut its ratings for private credit funds managed by Metric Credit Partners. Should I still invest in the Metrics Master Income Trust (MXT) unit purchase plan? Are the major brokers bullish on MediBank Private? When does CSL pay its next dividend?
With dramatic data drops raising questions about a US recession and inflation, is it time to be less confident about rising stock prices. If so, what should your defensive strategy be?
Wesfarmers (WES) has climbed all year, trading as high as $95.17 before the release of its full year result. Now the question is: Is it too expensive and a sell? Here’s what I think.
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk explains why Morgans regards Orica Ltd (ORI) as a BUY.
With James Dunn in the USA this week, we’re checking on our recent “HOT” stock calls. And following reporting season, do they remain hot?
For the week ending Friday 5 September 2025, FNArena tracked six upgrades and 10 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
Are small caps finally having their moment? With the big end of town looking stretched, is it time to take profits out of the banks and blue chips? And which companies could be the next JB Hi-Fi?
Wall Street has waited all week to hear every word the man who has yet to capitulate to President Donald Trump. Fed boss Jerome Powell took the stage for the last time as the top central banker in the USA on Friday at a resort town in Wyoming called Jackson Hole.
From healthcare laggards to tech bargains and dividend-heavy defensives — this week’s Boom Doom and Zoom breaks down the stocks you’re asking about.
If I own big companies like BHP and CBA, is there an easy way to diversify without having to buy a large number of new shares? What is the best index to track small caps, and are there any ETFs to invest in? What do the major brokers think of James Hardie? How do I get out of the Wesfarmers DRP?
Here are two Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) that invest in emerging market (EM) bonds to consider. Both are quoted on the ASX and bought and sold like a share. The first is an active ETF; the second invests passively by tracking an index.
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