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Technology One (ASX:TNE) has unveiled a new executive leadership structure, creating sector focused executive vice president roles and reassigning long serving CFO Cale Bennett, while appointing Giovanni Rizzo as Acting Chief Financial Officer. See our latest analysis for Technology One. Technology One’s leadership shake up arrived alongside a 5.79% 1 day share price gain to A$28.68, although the stock’s 1 year total shareholder return has declined 26.74%. This contrasts with a much stronger...

Geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine, Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea are reshaping expectations around supply chains, sanctions, and global trade, and that can ripple directly into the way large commodity producers and diversified miners are priced. For investors watching these risks closely, broad headlines can feel abstract until they hit specific stocks that are more exposed to the news. This article focuses on three stocks from our Commodity Producers and Diversified Miners...

Geopolitical tensions, energy supply concerns and shifting signals from central banks are pushing investors to rethink how global infrastructure development stocks fit into their portfolios. With inflation and interest rate expectations in focus, financially solid infrastructure companies in key English-speaking markets are drawing attention as potential stabilisers or pressure points for risk exposure. This article highlights 3 stocks from our Global Infrastructure Development Stocks...

While EDU Holdings Limited ( ASX:EDU ) shareholders have enjoyed a good week with stock up 14%, they need remain...

Insiders who bought Maggie Beer Holdings Limited ( ASX:MBH ) stock lover the last 12 months are probably not as...

As the Australian stock market experiences a modest upswing, buoyed by geopolitical developments and anticipation of major tech earnings from Wall Street, investors are keenly observing potential opportunities in dividend stocks. In this environment, selecting dividend stocks with strong fundamentals and consistent payout histories can offer a reliable income stream amidst market fluctuations.

As the Australian market gears up for a promising start to the week, buoyed by a 0.9% rise and key updates from major companies like Rio Tinto, investors are closely watching global events and economic indicators such as upcoming tech earnings in the U.S. and insights from RBA governor Michele Bullock. In this environment of cautious optimism, stocks with strong insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often indicate management confidence and alignment with shareholder...

As the Australian share market prepares for a promising start with a projected 0.9% rise, investors are keenly watching major global economic indicators and upcoming corporate earnings reports to gauge future trends. In this environment, identifying potentially undervalued stocks can be crucial for those looking to capitalize on market opportunities, especially when considering factors such as company fundamentals and broader economic conditions.

Australian shares are set for a positive start to the week, buoyed by geopolitical developments and anticipation of major tech earnings in the U.S., with traders looking for guidance from both local and international economic indicators. In this context, penny stocks—often smaller or newer companies—continue to capture investor interest due to their potential for growth when supported by strong financials. While the term might seem outdated, these stocks remain relevant as they offer...

EVT has reported that its Thredbo Resort recently became the first destination in the Asia-Pacific region to earn EarthCheck Platinum Destination Certification, recognizing a decade of progress in environmental, social, and governance practices including a shift to 100% renewable electricity and a local procurement program. This milestone positions Thredbo as a reference point for sustainable destination management and highlights how EVT is embedding environmental stewardship and community...

As global markets navigate a complex landscape marked by escalating geopolitical tensions and fluctuating oil prices, small-cap stocks have shown mixed performances with the S&P MidCap 400 Index posting modest gains while the Russell 2000 Index experienced declines. In this environment, identifying promising small-cap opportunities involves looking for companies that exhibit strong fundamentals and resilience to market volatility, which can be signaled by insider buying activity.

Cleanaway Waste Management has confirmed that long-serving Chief Financial Officer Paul Binfield will step down, with experienced public company executive Nigel Simonsz taking over the role from 27 July 2026, while Binfield stays on through the first half of FY27 to support FY26 reporting and a smooth handover. Simonsz’s background as both CFO and CEO across companies such as United Petroleum, Sigma Healthcare and Australian Agricultural Company brings a fresh layer of financial and...

As Australian shares gear up for a promising start with a projected 0.9% rise, the market is buoyed by geopolitical developments and anticipation of major tech earnings from the U.S. With this backdrop, investors are keen to explore opportunities beyond the usual blue-chip stocks. Penny stocks, often representing smaller or emerging companies, continue to attract attention for their potential affordability and growth prospects despite their somewhat outdated label. In this article, we explore...

Looking at MAAS Group Holdings Limited's ( ASX:MGH ) insider transactions over the last year, we can see that insiders...

Aurelia Metals (ASX:AMI) is set to present at the Noosa Mining Conference on 23 July 2026, with Managing Director and CEO Bryan Quinn speaking, a forum that could clarify management priorities for existing and prospective shareholders. See our latest analysis for Aurelia Metals. Aurelia Metals’ recent share price has been volatile, with a 1 day decline of 5.97% following a 7 day share price return of 18.87% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 65.79%, hinting that momentum is being tested...

In the midst of heightened geopolitical tensions and fluctuating commodity prices, the Australian stock market is experiencing a slight downturn, influenced by new U.S. tariffs and rising oil prices. In such volatile conditions, growth companies with high insider ownership can offer unique insights into potential resilience and confidence in their future prospects.

The Australian stock market is experiencing a dip, influenced by renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and the introduction of tariffs by Donald Trump, which has pushed oil prices back above US$100 per barrel. In this environment of geopolitical uncertainty and fluctuating commodity prices, identifying undervalued stocks can provide an opportunity for investors seeking to capitalize on potential market inefficiencies.

The Australian stock market is experiencing a slight downturn, influenced by renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and rising oil prices. In such fluctuating conditions, investors often turn to penny stocks—companies that may be smaller or less established but can offer significant value when backed by solid financials. Despite the term's old-fashioned ring, these stocks remain relevant for those seeking opportunities in under-the-radar companies with potential for growth and stability.

Paladin Energy has already held its Q4 2026 earnings call on July 22, 2026, after earlier announcing the reporting date for those results. This earnings update offers investors fresh detail on the company's uranium operations just as expectations around its long-term projects remain central to its outlook. With the Q4 2026 earnings release now public, we'll examine how this latest operational and financial detail might reshape Paladin Energy's investment narrative. AI is about to change...

With fresh inflation data on the way and the Reserve Bank of Australia weighing its next interest rate move, the spotlight is firmly on Australian bank stocks. Shifts in borrowing costs can influence margins, loan demand and investor sentiment all at once, which is why this news event matters for anyone watching the sector. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Australian Bank Stocks screener that appear positively exposed to the current backdrop. It explains how the RBA’s upcoming decision...

Santos (ASX:STO) cut its 2026 production guidance to 99 to 105 million barrels of oil equivalent, down from 101 to 111 MMboe, even as the Barossa and Pikka projects progress toward higher output levels. See our latest analysis for Santos. Santos shares have been gaining positive momentum, with a 1-month share price return of 13.21% and a year to date share price return of 29.59%. The 5-year total shareholder return of 55.41% points to solid long term compounding, despite a more modest 1-year...

Even though Titomic Limited ( ASX:TTT ) has fallen by 14% over the past week , insiders who sold AU$653k worth of stock...

Djerriwarrh Investments (ASX:DJW) has opened FY 2026 with first half revenue of A$24.8 million and basic EPS of A$0.079, set against trailing twelve month EPS of A$0.156 and net income of A$41.0 million that came with a 4.6% earnings growth rate and a 75% net profit margin over the last year. The company has seen recent half year revenue range between A$24.8 million and A$26.7 million, with basic EPS figures between A$0.067 and A$0.081 across FY 2025 and into FY 2026. This gives investors a...

Global regulators have just tightened the screws on banks and financial institutions, with tougher rules on transparency, risk management, and capital strength. For investors, that kind of shift can quickly change which stocks look well positioned and which look exposed. This article examines how the new focus on financial stability and stricter oversight could matter for the Global Risk and Compliance Technology Companies screener, and highlights 3 stocks that appear closely tied to these...