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With inflation, interest rates and central bank moves pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for income that feels more dependable than short term price swings. That is where Dividend Powerhouses with a 5%+ yield, solid coverage and a track record of stable, growing payouts can help anchor a portfolio. This article looks at the Dividend Powerhouses (3%+ Yield) screener and highlights three of the stronger stocks it identifies, illustrating how consistently funded...

Nuclear energy stocks sit at the crossroads of two big investor interests today: reliable power and cleaner energy. With inflation signals mixed, bond yields shifting and oil markets still a major driver of policy debates, some investors are looking at nuclear exposure as a way to tap long term electricity demand and decarbonisation efforts. Our Nuclear Energy Stocks screener helps filter this broad theme into focused ideas, highlighting uranium producers, fuel cycle companies and reactor...

QBE Insurance Group (ASX:QBE) is back in focus after record FY2025 profitability, active share buybacks and fresh capital management moves, including subordinated note redemptions and new Tier 2 issuance. See our latest analysis for QBE Insurance Group. At a latest share price of A$24.88, QBE Insurance Group has seen strong recent momentum, with a 30 day share price return of 8.03% and a 90 day share price return of 17.14%. The 5 year total shareholder return of 180.06% shows how longer term...

As Australian shares edge up slightly, defying global market volatility, investors are keenly watching for opportunities that align with current economic conditions. Penny stocks, while an old term, remain a relevant investment area for those seeking value in smaller or less-established companies. By focusing on robust financials and growth potential, these stocks can offer both stability and upside—qualities that make them attractive to investors looking to uncover hidden value in the market.

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With inflation, interest rate expectations and global trade data all pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for stability first and growth second. That is where low risk, financially solid companies can help. Our Low-Risk Leaders screener focuses on stocks with resilient balance sheets and lower risk scores in our model. The aim is to provide a steadier foundation when headlines are noisy. In this article, you will see 3 of the best stocks from this screener and...

Charter Hall Retail REIT (ASX:CQR) has declared a quarterly distribution of A$0.064 per unit for the period ending 30 June 2026, with key dates scheduled across late June and August. See our latest analysis for Charter Hall Retail REIT. At a share price of A$4.01, Charter Hall Retail REIT has seen recent momentum build, with a 30 day share price return of 5.8%, while its 1 year total shareholder return of 9.34% and 5 year total shareholder return of 46.18% point to relatively stronger long...

Board change puts Dicker Data stock governance in focus Dicker Data (ASX:DDR) is back on investor radars after announcing the immediate resignation of Independent Non Executive Director Leanne Ralph, alongside interim changes to key board committees. Ralph, who joined the board in 2019, served on the Audit and Risk Committee and chaired the People and Culture Committee. The board credited her with contributing ASX experience across capital markets, governance, risk oversight and people...

The latest takeover twist around EasyJet, with Castlelake’s £4.9b approach and a £4.9b offer at 650p per share, has put fresh attention on airline and aviation stocks. EasyJet’s 6% share price move to 575p and the 5 July deadline for any improved bid show how quickly sentiment can shift when corporate interest, regulation and valuation all collide. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Airline and Aviation Sector screener that are exposed to this news, which may help you decide where this...

In the six months to December 2025, JB Hi-Fi reported record first-half sales of about A$6.10 billion, growing group earnings and profit by more than seven per cent and lifting its dividend payout ratio to 70–80 per cent of NPAT from fiscal 2026, while also buying a 75 per cent stake in premium appliance retailer e&s. This combination of higher shareholder returns and expansion into the higher-margin premium appliance segment through e&s underscores JB Hi-Fi’s effort to reinforce its...

Lendlease Group (ASX:LLC) has drawn fresh investor attention after moving to simplify its operations, focus on core development and investment activities, and prioritise balance sheet strength through disciplined asset sales and value management. See our latest analysis for Lendlease Group. The recent simplification plan comes after a mixed share price run, with the stock rising 8.93% in the last day and posting a 14.03% 30 day share price return, but still showing weaker multi year total...

Recent commentary around Harvey Norman Holdings has highlighted shifting ownership patterns, cautious consumer spending, and heightened attention on inventory and margin management across its retail categories ahead of the financial year-end. This focus on how Harvey Norman balances changing shopper behaviour with disciplined stock and margin control offers fresh insight into the company’s evolving retail positioning. Next, we’ll examine how this renewed scrutiny on ownership changes and...

As the Australian market shows resilience with a modest advance amidst fluctuating global commodity prices and mixed signals from Wall Street, investors are keenly observing growth companies that demonstrate robust insider confidence. In such an environment, stocks with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing, as they often indicate management's strong belief in the company's potential to thrive despite broader economic uncertainties.

As the Australian stock market shows signs of modest growth, with shares poised for a slight increase despite fluctuations in commodities and global tech concerns, investors are keenly observing economic indicators such as job growth and consumer spending. In this environment, identifying stocks that may be trading below their estimated value can offer potential opportunities for those looking to capitalize on discrepancies between market price and intrinsic value.

As Australian shares aim for a modest gain, the local market remains resilient despite global concerns over commodities and tech sector volatility. Penny stocks, though an older term, continue to represent intriguing opportunities within smaller or less-established companies that may offer value amid current economic conditions. By focusing on stocks with strong financials and potential for growth, investors can uncover promising prospects in this niche segment of the market.

Penny stocks often sound exciting, but the real opportunity can sit in the smaller companies that pair low share prices with healthier balance sheets. With inflation, interest rate decisions and bond yields all in focus, many investors are looking for ways to seek growth potential without taking on extreme early stage risk. That is where the Financially Fit Penny Stocks screener comes in. It highlights stocks trading below 5 that also show signs of stronger financial footing. In this article,...

GPT Group has announced an estimated distribution of 12.25 cents per ordinary stapled security for the six months ended 30 June 2026, with an ex-distribution date of 29 June 2026, a record date of 30 June 2026 and payment scheduled for 31 August 2026. This updated distribution outlook is particularly relevant for income-focused investors, as it directly affects GPT Group’s cash return profile and perceived yield support. Next, we’ll consider how this estimated 12.25-cent distribution shapes...

With inflation, interest rates and global growth expectations all pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for companies where insiders have meaningful skin in the game and analysts see room for further expansion. That is exactly what the Fast Growing Stocks With High Insider Ownership screener focuses on. It highlights businesses where management conviction and growth potential align. This combination can help you focus on stocks that are not only growing quickly,...

With inflation signals, shifting central bank policies and uneven growth data across major economies, many investors are paying closer attention to what actually flows through a company’s cash register. The Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener focuses on businesses where discounted cash flow estimates from SWS suggest prices sit below fair value, highlighting opportunities for value oriented investors who care about what they pay for future cash generation. In this article you will...

When record-sized deals like SpaceX’s recent $86b IPO and its follow up $25b bond sale start flooding the market, it can signal that sentiment is stretching and pricing may no longer fully reflect risk. For investors, that can be a useful moment to look away from the headline issuers and instead focus on high quality value stocks with stronger balance sheets and steadier dividends. This article looks at how these SpaceX driven signals might affect different parts of the market and describes 3...

Australian Foundation Investment (ASX:AFI) has drawn fresh attention after announcing a fully franked final dividend of 14.5 A$ cents per share and a fully franked 2.5 A$ cents special dividend for FY26. See our latest analysis for Australian Foundation Investment. The dividend announcement comes after a mixed period for Australian Foundation Investment, with the share price at A$6.79 and recent momentum improving, including a 7 day share price return of 6.93%. However, the 1 year total...

Australia’s latest inflation report has taken some heat out of rate hike expectations without giving a clear green light for cuts, and that mix can matter a lot for big exporters and global revenue generators on the ASX. Softer headline CPI at 4.0% and a still firm 3.6% trimmed mean keep pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia, while also offering selective pockets of relief for companies with international earnings. This article looks at how that backdrop may influence three stocks from...