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Global market infrastructure stocks sit at the heart of trading activity, so when US banks report strong Q2 investment banking and trading revenues around events like the SpaceX IPO and a surge in equities dealing, these platforms can move into focus. Add in higher net interest income and worries about Iran related tensions, oil supplies and inflation, and you get a backdrop where trading volumes and risk appetite can change quickly. This article looks at three stocks from our Global Market...

With the Federal Reserve openly considering fresh rate hikes and traders rapidly repricing the path of policy, attention is swinging back to stocks that can potentially handle a bumpier cost of capital and mixed growth expectations. Consumer staples often sit on watchlists during these moments because their products tend to be part of everyday spending, even as borrowing costs shift. This article looks at how the latest inflation and interest rate signals might affect a subset of defensive...

With oil shocks, higher global yields and mixed inflation signals shaping markets, many investors are looking for ways to stay exposed to growth potential while still paying close attention to balance sheet strength. That is where the Financially Fit Penny Stocks screener comes in, focusing on companies trading below 5 that also clear a basic financial health bar. For readers who want to explore up and coming stocks without ignoring risk, this article highlights three of the strongest...

Ionic Rare Earths is moving closer to commercialising its Belfast magnet recycling facility. Here's why the latest project milestone could matter for ASX investors.

Wesfarmers has recently expanded Bunnings by integrating Blackwoods and Workwear Group into a larger trade-focused unit, creating a broader platform in trade, safety equipment and industrial supplies to better serve commercial customers. This reshaping of Bunnings’ trade offering could deepen relationships with higher-frequency trade buyers, potentially increasing recurring activity across Wesfarmers’ broader retail and industrial ecosystem. We’ll now explore how this integration of...

GQG Partners (ASX:GQG) is in focus after reporting first half fund outflows of US$15b, mainly from international and emerging markets, alongside US$7.2b of investment gains and outspoken criticism of AI related stocks. See our latest analysis for GQG Partners. At a share price of A$1.435, GQG Partners has seen its short term momentum soften, with the share price return down 15.6% over 90 days and the 1 year total shareholder return down 24.8%, despite a 3 year total shareholder return of...

The Australian share market is currently searching for direction, with ASX 200 futures slightly down amid global uncertainties such as surging oil prices and potential interest rate hikes in the U.S. As investors navigate these turbulent waters, penny stocks—though a somewhat outdated term—remain an intriguing area of investment, especially when they are supported by strong financial health. These smaller or newer companies can offer unique growth opportunities that larger firms might...

With oil prices, bond yields and inflation worries back in focus, many investors are looking for income that feels steadier than the latest headline. That is where the Dividend Powerhouses screener comes in. It zeroes in on stocks with a 5%+ yield that is covered by earnings, growing and historically stable. Instead of chasing short-term market swings, you are focusing on companies that have made regular cash payouts a core part of their story. In this article, you will see three of the...

AI stocks linked to ChatGPT, large language models, and the chips and cloud services that support them sit at the crossroads of technology and today’s macro story. With investors watching oil driven inflation risks, shifting rate expectations, and mixed global growth signals, many are looking for themes tied to real business adoption rather than short term sentiment. This AI screener focuses on companies directly involved in semiconductors, software, LLMs, ChatGPT, and cloud transformation...

Catalyst Metals (ASX:CYL) has caught investor attention after reporting its highest annual gold production since 2013, delivering 104,000 ounces from the Plutonic Gold Belt in FY26 along with A$323 million in cash and bullion. See our latest analysis for Catalyst Metals. The production update lands after a mixed year for Catalyst Metals, with the share price down 21.82% year to date but supported by a 14.94% 1 month share price return and a very large 3 year total shareholder return of about...

Over the past year, insiders sold AU$98k worth of Fortifai Limited ( ASX:FTI ) stock at an average price of AU$0.20 per...

Geopolitics, inflation worries, and shifting central bank signals are reshaping risk across global markets, and some stocks are feeling that pressure more than others. This article looks at how those macro shocks tie back to real businesses, focusing on companies exposed to rising costs, supply chain strains, and changing investor appetite for safe havens. You will see 3 stocks from the Global Volatility Plays Inflation and Geopolitical Risk Stocks screener that appear more vulnerable to...

With oil prices, bond yields and inflation expectations all in focus, many investors are looking for stocks that can grow earnings while still keeping their balance sheets in reasonable shape. The Healthy high growth potential screener aims to do exactly that by highlighting companies where analysts expect strong earnings growth over the next 3 years, alongside acceptable financial positions. Rather than trying to guess which sector will win next, this approach focuses on fundamentals and...

Contract win puts Electro Optic Systems Holdings in focus The latest interest in Electro Optic Systems Holdings (ASX:EOS) is being driven by a new A$5.7 million Australian government contract for its R400 SLINGER counter drone system, as well as a recent A$40 million equity raising. See our latest analysis for Electro Optic Systems Holdings. Despite the contract win and A$40 million equity raise, Electro Optic Systems Holdings’ recent share price performance has softened. The stock is down...

There's no doubt that money can be made by owning shares of unprofitable businesses. For example, although Amazon.com...

Insiders who bought Carbine Resources Limited ( ASX:CRB ) in the last 12 months may probably not pay attention to the...

Potential BSA Limited ( ASX:BSA ) shareholders may wish to note that the Non-Executive Chairman, David Geraghty...

Amidst a backdrop of geopolitical tensions affecting global markets, Australian investors are facing a challenging environment with the ASX showing signs of volatility due to international events. In such uncertain times, growth companies with high insider ownership can be appealing as they often signal management's confidence in the business and alignment with shareholder interests.

As tensions in the Middle East escalate, Australian markets are experiencing increased volatility, with energy stocks potentially rising due to climbing oil prices while other sectors may face downward pressure. In such uncertain times, identifying undervalued stocks can be a strategic approach for investors looking to capitalize on potential market inefficiencies and secure long-term value.

The Australian market is experiencing volatility, with geopolitical tensions and fluctuating commodity prices influencing investor sentiment. In such uncertain times, penny stocks can present intriguing opportunities for those looking to explore beyond well-known names. Although the term "penny stocks" might seem outdated, these smaller or newer companies often hold potential for growth when backed by strong financial health.

With inflation worries tied to higher oil prices and geopolitical tensions keeping bond markets on edge, many investors are looking more closely at energy sources that are not directly linked to oil and gas swings. The Nuclear Energy Stocks screener focuses on companies involved in uranium supply, enrichment and reactor operations that serve demand for reliable baseload power. It helps you quickly filter a complex global space into a more focused watchlist. In this article, you will see three...

In recent months, PLS Group has advanced its Pilgangoora lithium operations and pushed into downstream processing, aiming to capture more value along the battery supply chain amid shifting demand for electrification and storage. What stands out is how investors are weighing this move into mid-stream processing against volatile lithium prices and uncertain near-term earnings, making execution and cost control central to the company’s story. We’ll now examine how the push into downstream...

Geopolitical shocks around the Strait of Hormuz and a sudden 4% move in oil prices can quickly reshape how investors think about global shipping and logistics stocks. Disruptions, or even the threat of disruption, to energy trade routes can affect freight demand, charter rates, insurance costs, and port activity, creating both potential risks and openings. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Global Shipping and Logistics Stocks screener that appear most exposed to the latest US and Iran...

ALS (ASX:ALQ) is in focus after a cyber breach disrupted its global IT systems. The incident prompted a temporary shutdown, operational interruptions, and an ongoing investigation into data exposure and potential financial and reputational impacts. See our latest analysis for ALS. The cyber incident has come after a period where ALS’s 1 year total shareholder return of 30.34% and 3 year total shareholder return of 109.97% contrast with more recent softness, including a 7 day share price...