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How safe are the DIVI and YLDX income funds? What do the brokers think of Qantas? Should I sell my capital notes before they’re redeemed? What are the major companies in the ‘industrials’ sector?
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why he identifies Macquarie Group (MQG) right now as a BUY.
Here are two infrastructure-themed ETFs that focus on this megatrend’s staggering energy demands.
In this episode of Boom, Doom, Zoom, Peter Switzer is joined by Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities to tackle your stock questions and unpack the big moves in the market. From the lithium rebound to uranium’s explosive outlook, there’s a lot to cover.
Investors are still trying to make sense of a market that’s holding up better than expected — but where is it heading next? In this week’s episode of Switzer Investing TV, Peter Switzer sits down with three top market minds to explore what’s driving sentiment, how to think clearly through the noise, and where smart money is seeing opportunity right now.
Here are three uranium plays that all look capable of moving higher from current levels.
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk explains why Morgans regards TYRO (TYR) as a BUY.
I was blown away at the number of questions about buying gold at last Thursday’s Boom Doom Zoom. So, I thought I would revisit the options around investing in gold – physical gold bullion, gold miners or gold ETFs.
All too often, stocks fall out of favour and get ignored. I say that if the business is sound, that’s exactly when you should start putting them on your forgiveness list.
For the week ending Friday 19 September 2025, FNArena tracked 10 upgrades and 14 downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
The Fed’s rate cut and the implied commitment to two more cuts this year have added power to a rally that could have been due to go off the boil. But, then again, there is the promise of AI, which combined with lower US interest rates, keeps stocks irresistible to growth investors. It looks over-the-top but the pluses for stocks still outweigh the negatives, so it looks largely onwards and upwards into 2026.
Looking for value on the ASX? So is everybody. Here are two good-value stocks, operating in global markets that they understand very well.
Some of my better ideas in the past two years have been thematic ETFs: the Betashares Global Banks Currency Hedged ETF (ASX: BNKS) and the VanEck Global Defence ETF (DFND) stand out. While I still like both ETFs, to avoid repetition, I won’t cover them again but here are two other thematic ETFs that stand out.
From rate cuts to stock picks, Paul and Peter break down the latest moves in the market and answer your questions on everything from gold ETFs to small cap strategies.
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