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Thursday Edition, 29 January 2026
Switzer on Saturday, 24 January 2026
Peter Switzer

Trump does TACO, and it’s finger lickin’ good!

Peter Switzer · January 24, 2026

For market players, 2026 (just like 2025) is set to be the same as it was overnight — Trump-v-the economy, with AI remaining both the pumper of stock prices, as well as the potential thumper, if it underperforms in reporting season.

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Thursday Edition, 22 January 2026
James Dunn

Three lithium picks

James Dunn · January 22, 2026

Lithium prices have been rising since mid-2025, but the surge of the white metal into 2026 has been remarkable. Here are three opportunities that might look appealing to some investors.

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Paul Rickard

Questions of the Week

Paul Rickard · January 22, 2026

Why has Amcor’s share price jumped? How safe is Australian Military Bank, which is paying 4.7% for a 10 month term deposit? What does Deterra Royalties do? Are there any ETFs that invest in mining companies?

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Monday Edition, 19 January 2026
Peter Switzer

Is CSL a dud or a deliverer?

Peter Switzer · January 19, 2026

While CSL has become a real head scratcher, a fall in its share price is understandable. But has the fall been excessive?  Its sell off looks way over the top.

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Maureen Jordan

“HOT” stock: Amcor (AMC)

Maureen Jordan · January 19, 2026

In our “HOT” stock column today, Raymond Chan, Adviser & Head of Asian Desk explains why the Morgan’s team maintains a buy rating on Amcor (AMC).

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James Dunn

Two capital gain candidates

James Dunn · January 19, 2026

Every investor is looking for meaningful capital gain when they buy a stock. Here are two candidates that look capable of delivering that in 2026.

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Switzer Investing TV (19/12/25): Are these smashed stocks worth your time?

SwitzerTV · January 19, 2026

On this kick-off ep for the new year, we're looking at roughed-up companies on the market that might be worth a second look. Quality stocks are being sold hard, resources are back in favour, and investors are asking the same uncomfortable question, is this a buying opportunity or a value trap?

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