Telstra delivers, but can it go higher?
Telstra is a classic defensive stock. High income, low volatility and limited downside risk. It’s not as cheap as it was before the profit announcement, but does it have room to go higher? Here’s what I think…
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Telstra is a classic defensive stock. High income, low volatility and limited downside risk. It’s not as cheap as it was before the profit announcement, but does it have room to go higher? Here’s what I think…
In our “HOT STOCK” column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans explains why Morgans regards Sonic Health (SHL) as an ADD to an investor’s portfolio.
The mining heavyweights have been a lucrative source of fully franked dividends and while last week was something of a shock for investors who rely on the dividend flow from the big miners, they do still boast attractive expected dividend yields, though it’s getting harder to find value. Here’s how analysts see the trio of BHP, Fortescue and Rio Tinto, for now.
Twelve upgrades and nineteen downgrades
Here’s a fair question: what just happened this week? The RBA cut rates, and our stock market went down!
With index funds increasingly influencing momentum-based investment strategies, here are two ignored stocks that one day should have a big bounce back.
In our “HOT” stock column this week, Michael Gable, MD of Fairmont Equities explains why he regards BHP as a buying opportunity.
Which gold companies should I buy? What do you think of the discretionary retailers Super Retail Group and Accent? Should I invest in the Barrow Hanley Global Share Fund? With Telstra announcing a higher dividend, is it too late to take part in the Telstra DRP?
Paul Rickard & Michael Wayne answer your questions on GMG, HUB, PME & more
Will interest rates be cut tomorrow + what stocks will rise? Our experts go to their crystal balls.
No-one can accurately predict the future, but given what’s happening with interest rates, I’m certain we’ll see that CBA’s share price “CAN” fall but how certain am I that it will fall significantly?
Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) and ASX Limited (ASX) reported first half profit results last week. Leaders in their respective industries (the ASX an effective monopoly), both companies are currently in the “unloved” category with investors and trading “cheaply” compared to historic averages. Here’s a look at what they have to offer.
In our “HOT STOCK” column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans explains why Morgans regards Treasury Wines (TWE) as an ADD.
It made a massive splash last week, but is Sigma Healthcare worth buying?
The second week of the February reporting season concluded on Friday 14 February 2025, with FNArena recording 11 upgrades and eight downgrades for ASX-listed companies by brokers monitored daily.
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