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How can I invest in small caps? Is a yield of almost 12% sustainable, or is this stock a “value trap”? Is lithium producer Pilbara Minerals a buy? If I buy shares in Woodside, do I get the next dividend?
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How can I invest in small caps? Is a yield of almost 12% sustainable, or is this stock a “value trap”? Is lithium producer Pilbara Minerals a buy? If I buy shares in Woodside, do I get the next dividend?
Peter Switzer and Michael Gable answers your questions on RHC, GMG, APA & more
34 stocks that reported last week, which ones look like great buys now? Peter and Jun Bei Liu give their tips.
Today I’ve examined a long list so let’s see what the analysts surveyed by FNArena are saying about these businesses. I found the expected consensus rise or fall, how many analysts like each company, the most positive view on each business and which analysts held that big thumbs up for a particular stock. I’ve then looked at 9 stocks that look to be in the BUY zone.
In my article today I look at the next big 5 companies who have reported: Woolworths, BHP, RIO, NAB and Westpac. What did the market make of their results, and where do these stocks head now?
For our “HOT” stock today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk at Morgans explains why Morgans reiterates their ADD rating and increases their target price for jewellery brand Lovisa (LOV) from $27.50 to $30.
Here’s a look at what I think are three of the most promising companies in the gold area.
In the third week of the reporting season ending Friday 23 February 2024, there were 20 rating upgrades and 27 downgrades to ASX-listed companies by brokers covered daily by FNArena.
It was a week that reminded us that stock markets are mostly about the profitability of listed companies, and Nvidia well and truly showed that.
After a bumpy few years, two thematic ETFs that provide exposure to this megatrend have more appeal.
In our “HOT” stock column, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, believes Reliance Worldwide (RWC) should trend higher from its current price, with an ultimate target near $6. Therefore, Michael says at current levels RWC is a buying opportunity.
Why did Coles get smacked when the Woolworths’ CEO resigned? Pengana Private Equity Trust has been going down over the last few weeks, can you explain? What do the brokers make of Bluescope Steel following its profit announcement? Does BHP operate a dividend re-investment plan and is there any discount?
Peter Switzer and Michael Gable answers your questions on WES, HZR, EDV & more
Are the markets concerned about Donald Trump’s possible comeback as President of the US? And what about China? Here’s my take on both these questions.
Last week, five out of the top 10 companies (actually 4, and a fifth former “top ten”) reported their financial results: Commonwealth Bank, CSL, Macquarie, Telstra, and Wesfarmers. What did the market make of the results, and where do these stocks head now? Here’s my take.
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