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We’re back for 2025! When it comes to movements in shares, economic data drops remain the major drivers of what stocks will do, with the better-than-expected US inflation number delivering a great Thursday for local stocks.
What Fed boss Jerome Powell gives can be taken away and Wall Street didn’t like the power he yields. So, the key players that drive US stock markets weren’t keen about what he said this week.
I believe some of the best stock opportunities in 2025 could be in beaten-up, mid- and large-caps stocks. Here are three stocks for contrarians to consider in 2025, preferably after the market weakens in the first half of 2025 on rate-cut disappointment:
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, MD of Fairmont Equities explains his current view on the Commonwealth Bank (CBA).
Here are two more stocks that I’d be delighted to find in my Christmas stocking.
What uranium stock do the brokers recommend? Is Pengana Private Equity doing a buyback as a prelude to delisting the stock? With investment bonds, can a teenager access the adult tax-free threshold and avoid paying tax on an early withdrawal? Why are ANZ and NAB holding their AGM’s so close to Christmas?
What I’m about to reveal to you is not only giving me good vibrations, if this goes to plan, then it will give investors lots of excitations.
With 2025 fast approaching, here are my five income favourites for next year. I have excluded the major banks and avoided stocks in the resources sector which can be volatile due to fluctuations in the underlying commodity prices. The five stocks are from different sectors, providing some support to diversification objectives.
Here are two more stocks that I would be delighted to find in my stocking.
To some, asset allocation, by contrast, seems dull. Academic studies, however, have found that asset allocation adds more to portfolio returns than individual stock picking.
For the week ending Friday December 13, 2024, FNArena recorded ten upgrades and ten downgrades for ASX-listed companies by brokers monitored daily.
Is it time to dump big caps? What do you buy? Jun Bei Liu and Rudi Rudi Filapek-Vandyck revel all.
The stock market now looks becalmed, having set its ‘sails’ for the Trump tailwind since November 5.
ETF growth astounds me. I recall working for a global ETF issuer about a decade ago when there were just a few dozen and most investors had never heard of them. I see some interesting thematic ETF opportunities for next year to potentially enhance returns.as portfolio satellites rather than core exposures to enhance returns in 2025.
In our second “HOT” stock article today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans, explains why he regards Sonic Healthcare (SHL) as an ADD to an investor’s portfolio.
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