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Here are my reasons why an investor should use Exchange Traded Funds to take a long-term view on strategic commodities
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Here are my reasons why an investor should use Exchange Traded Funds to take a long-term view on strategic commodities
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, says there are now some clear levels to keep an eye on for the next buy or sell signal for WiseTech Global (WTC).
Can retail shareholders participate in Xero’s capital raising? Who pays the tax on the new super tax on balances over $3 million? Is Telix Pharmaceuticals a buy, hold or sell? Are there any changes to the super contributions caps next year?
Peter Switzer & Paul Rickard answer your questions on XRO, BHP, AD8 and more.
AMP Deputy Chief Economist, Diana Mousina, takes a look at a century of conflict to determine how markets typically react to crisis, in a bid to predict the impact of this latest incident.
For the short term, buckle up your financial seat belts because headlines and our portfolios are bound to be negative. And here’s why…
Are you looking for income? Here are four listed credit funds to consider. They’re diversified, and have a reliable track record of providing stable, higher income returns across most market cycles
In our “HOT STOCK” column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk says Morgans still views Woodside (WDS) as a quality holding and maintain its BUY rating with a $30.10 target price.
Here are two ASX global leaders, both of which operate in specialist global technology fields, where they are very highly regarded: Appen and Audinate. I urge you to have a read.
In the week ending Friday 20 June 2025, FNArena tracked 11 upgrades and 15 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
After a week when the Israel-Iran war has taken centre stage and the fear that President Trump could defy his own pre-election promises about avoiding taking the US into war, stocks have defied volatility.
Concentration risk is a growing problem for investors in broad-based ETFs, who should consider reducing exposure to US equities and rotating into other markets with more favourable valuation metrics. Europe and China are among markets that have more attractive valuations. Read on…
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, says that after recommending shares in uranium miner Boss Energy (BOE), for those who prefer an ETF, then URNM is one to consider.
With the chatter about uranium stocks, do the major brokers prefer Paladin or Boss Energy? Can my 14 year old daughter, who works at McDonalds, get the super co-contribution from the Government? Is the ASX changing how the stock market opens? What are the rules around the spouse super contribution?
How can you tell there's a geopolitical conflict taking off? Because gold prices take off right behind it. As the world watches Iran to see how this most recent conflict will play out, the market wrings its hands. Meanwhile, as the price of iron ore falls, so do its miners. Is there any hope for the likes of BHP and RIO?
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