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Accounting software company Xero (XRO) has launched a $200m share purchase plan (SPP). Shareholders can purchase up to $30,000 of Xero shares at a price no higher than $176.00 per share. The offer follows Xero’s US$2.5m purchase of Melio, a leading US small and medium (SMB) bill pay platform.
Looking for undervalued ASX stocks with upside potential? In this episode of Switzer Investing TV, we reveal six beaten-up stocks we’re watching that could be worth a second look.
It was a week of the expected and the unexpected, with Donald Trump predictably unpredictable about who cops what tariffs.
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why he likes global sports data and analytics company Catapult (CAT).
The case to take some profit on gold bullion strengthens after a strong rally and then rotate into gold equities.
Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard weigh in on big opportunities—and big risks—across some of the ASX’s most-watched names. From gold stocks like Northern Star and Evolution, to high-growth tech players like Xero and Megaport, and takeover speculation around Santos, they break down what’s moving and what might surprise.
As a long standing shareholder in Ramsay Health Care, should I continue to hang on? How has the Australian share market performed compared to other major world share markets? Why is Xero doing a share purchase plan rather than a rights issue, which is fairer to all shareholders? What are “long/short” funds, and can you recommend any?
This week's Switzer Report sees us celebrating the new year. The new financial year, that is. We get our expert stock pickers - Jun Bei Liu of TenCap and Adam Dawes of Shaw and Partners - to give us three stocks each that they're eyeing in the new year. We're also joined by Propertyology's Simon Pressley about what property prices will do when we turn over the financial calendar.
Opportunities are plentiful in the Australian share market’s ‘micro-cap’ space. James Dunn looks at two companies from vastly different businesses, valued at virtually the same capitalisation, with what looks to be excellent prospects, and share prices capable of pushing up through the 50-cent level.
In our “HOT” stock column today, Raymond Chan from Morgans explains Morgans view on Pinnacle Investment Management Group (PNI).
While there isn’t enough evidence that the big miners have turned the corner, I am tempted to ask whether the smoke we saw last week is an indication that a fire is stoking up under mining prices. Read on.
In the week ending Friday, July 4, 2025, FNArena tracked fourteen upgrades and sixteen downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.
The Australian share market moved higher in June as memories of “Liberation Day” receded. Most sectors finished in the “green”, with financials (and in particular CBA) starring. Year to date, the market is up 4.7% and with dividends included, 6.4%.
Optimism was turbocharged on Wall Street this week, with good economic data and a US tariff deal with Vietnam all being positively reinforced by President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) passing through both the Senate and House of Reps.
Answers by Paul Rickard With the transfer balance cap increasing, can I start another super pension? Which banks pay fully franked dividends and which are […]
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