ASX:HMC
ASX:HMCCapital Markets

January 2026's Undervalued Asian Small Caps With Insider Activity

As of January 2026, the Asian markets have been navigating a complex economic landscape, with China's regulatory tightening on margin financing and Japan's political developments capturing significant attention. Despite these challenges, small-cap stocks in Asia present intriguing opportunities as they often benefit from local economic resilience and sector-specific growth drivers. Identifying promising small-cap stocks involves assessing their financial health, market positioning, and any...
ASX:DUI
ASX:DUICapital Markets

3 ASX Dividend Stocks Yielding Up To 5.6%

As the Australian market steadies after a series of global trade tensions and anticipates key local employment data, investors are keeping a close eye on dividend stocks as a potential source of stable returns. In this environment, identifying stocks with reliable dividend yields can be an effective strategy for those looking to navigate market uncertainties while seeking income.
ASX:RMS
ASX:RMSMetals and Mining

3 ASX Stocks Estimated To Be Trading Below Intrinsic Value By Up To 47.3%

As the Australian stock market experiences a pause after five consecutive days of gains, investors are closely monitoring global trade tensions and local economic indicators, such as employment data, which could influence future monetary policy decisions. In this environment of uncertainty, identifying stocks that are trading below their intrinsic value can offer potential opportunities for those looking to capitalize on market inefficiencies.
ASX:CEH
ASX:CEHHospitality

ASX Penny Stocks To Watch In January 2026

As the Australian market braces for potential impacts from international trade tensions and local economic data releases, investors are keenly observing opportunities that might arise. Penny stocks, often seen as a throwback term, still hold relevance today by offering access to smaller or newer companies at attractive price points. When these companies boast strong balance sheets and solid fundamentals, they can present compelling prospects for growth without many of the risks typically...
ASX:ANZ
ASX:ANZBanks

Is ANZ’s (ASX:ANZ) Quiet Equity Housekeeping Hinting at a Deeper Shift in Capital Discipline?

ANZ Group Holdings has reported the lapse and cessation of multiple ANZAA options and rights that expired on 22 November 2025, alongside a correction that 217,974 units were actually forfeited under a prior arrangement, refining its recorded issued capital. While these adjustments have little direct effect on ordinary shareholders, they highlight ANZ’s ongoing housekeeping around equity incentives as investor attention shifts toward upcoming Australian jobs, inflation and central bank...
ASX:SHL
ASX:SHLHealthcare

Should Sonic’s Resilient Dividend and European Expansion Amid Softer Testing Shape ASX:SHL’s Investment Case?

Sonic Healthcare has recently come under renewed scrutiny as its post‑pandemic testing revenues eased and profits softened, even while it continued to invest in international pathology, imaging and general practice operations across multiple regions. An important feature of this period is the company’s decades-long record of maintaining or increasing dividends and its ongoing expansion through European acquisitions, which are reshaping its earnings mix and long‑term growth profile. We’ll now...
ASX:KCN
ASX:KCNMetals and Mining

Do Four Steady Quarters Make Kingsgate Consolidated (ASX:KCN) A More Predictable Gold Producer?

Kingsgate Consolidated Limited reported its December 2025 quarter and first-half FY26 operating results, producing 20,957 ounces of gold and 157,542 ounces of silver in the quarter, contributing to 44,879 ounces of gold and 363,382 ounces of silver for the half year. This marked the fourth consecutive quarter with more than 20,000 ounces of gold output, highlighting a pattern of consistent production over the past year. We’ll now examine how this consistent four-quarter gold production run...
ASX:MQG
ASX:MQGCapital Markets

Macquarie Group’s Valuation After Fixed Home Loan Rate Rise And Ahead Of February Briefing

Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) lifted its fixed home loan rates by 0.25 percentage points across all fixed terms, a move that pushed the share price up 2.6% as investors weighed the margin and demand trade off. See our latest analysis for Macquarie Group. That rate move comes after a mixed run for the shares, with a 5.62% 1 month share price return and a 3.99% year to date share price return set against a 6.61% 3 month share price decline. Total shareholder return is 5.27% lower over one year but...
ASX:MAD
ASX:MADCommercial Services

A Look At Mader Group’s Valuation As Quarterly Results And Broker Upgrade Lift Attention

Mader Group (ASX:MAD) has moved into focus after robust quarterly results and a rating upgrade from broker Bell Potter, which pointed to favorable conditions across its Australian and North American operations. See our latest analysis for Mader Group. Recent trading reflects a mixed picture, with a 4.72% 1 day share price return and a 4.02% 7 day share price return off A$7.77, set against a 12.60% 90 day decline. At the same time, the 1 year total shareholder return of 25.35% and very large 5...
ASX:CXL
ASX:CXLChemicals

ASX Penny Stocks To Consider In January 2026

As the Australian market enters Week 4 of January 2026, it remains relatively stable after a series of gains, with global attention focused on geopolitical developments and upcoming local employment data. For investors exploring beyond well-known companies, penny stocks—often representing smaller or newer firms—continue to present intriguing opportunities. While the term may seem outdated, these stocks can still offer significant value when backed by strong financials and growth potential.
ASX:TAH
ASX:TAHHospitality

How Investors Are Reacting To Tabcorp Holdings (ASX:TAH) Shifting Substantial Shareholders Under Its 10% Voting Cap

Tabcorp Holdings has disclosed that Macquarie Group ceased to be a substantial shareholder on 12 January 2026, while related Yarra entities have emerged with a 5.02% stake under the company’s strict 10% voting cap. These ownership shifts, occurring within Tabcorp’s legislated wagering and voting power limits, could gradually reshape institutional influence over governance and capital allocation. We’ll now examine how Yarra’s entry as a substantial shareholder, within Tabcorp’s tight 10%...