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Thursday Edition, 13 June 2024
James Dunn

Four Australian data centre players

James Dunn · June 13, 2024

Australia has four players in the data centre theme, and investors have already noticed the trend. Let’s take a look at whether there’s any value left.

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Paul Rickard

Questions of the Week

Paul Rickard · June 13, 2024

What is behind the weakness in Chris Ellison’s Mineral Resources? Would you sell Fisher & Paykel and buy Resmed? When does Transurban go ex-distribution? Should I take part in shareholder class actions?

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Switzer on Saturday, 8 June 2024
Peter Switzer

Did US job numbers help the hope for cuts?

Peter Switzer · June 8, 2024

When I woke up this morning, I had one big question I wanted answered and it was all about what the US job figures did to support the current market view that an interest rate cut is coming in September.

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Thursday Edition, 6 June 2024
Maureen Jordan

“HOT” stock: NAB

Maureen Jordan · June 6, 2024

In our “HOT” stock column, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, reveals the next ‘buy’ signal and target price for NAB.

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Paul Rickard

Questions of the Week

Paul Rickard · June 6, 2024

Given the current negativity on Woolworths, is it now in the buy zone? Why has technology darling Audinate dropped 35% over the last three months? Does the Government still match personal super contributions with a $500 grant? Why did Xero’s share price fall on Wednesday?

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Monday Edition, 3 June 2024
James Dunn

Four 20% potential gains

James Dunn · June 3, 2024

If a good starting point for buying a stock is the expectation of a 20% return, here are four such situations on the ASX right now where analysts think that can be achieved.

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Switzer on Saturday, 1 June 2024
Peter Switzer

This week proved inflation is the main game for stocks

Peter Switzer · June 1, 2024

While the news on the Fed’s preferred inflation measure wasn’t bad, it wasn’t good enough to excite a market that could be over-excited, especially if the all-important readings on what’s happening to US prices aren’t screaming that rate cuts are imminent.

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