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Travel and leisure stocks are sitting at the crossroads of several powerful storylines right now, from Delta Air Lines’ earnings signal on demand to swings in oil prices and renewed attention on AI from both central banks and big tech. For investors, that mix can create both opportunities and new risks across airlines and hospitality stocks. This article focuses on three travel related stocks from our screener that appear closely tied to these developments, and explains how the latest news...

When inflation readings, central bank signals and oil prices all pull in different directions, it can be hard to know which stocks to trust with fresh capital. One anchor point is founder-led companies, where leaders typically hold meaningful equity and are directly exposed to the same risks and rewards as you. Our Top Founder-Led Companies screener focuses on that alignment and on capital efficiency, so you are not only considering a sector trend but also how well each business uses every...

In recent weeks, Aristocrat Leisure has seen renewed investor interest, with optimism appearing to centre on improving momentum in its digital gaming operations and broader gaming technology portfolio. This shift in sentiment highlights how the company’s position in digital casino products may be influencing how investors view its longer-term business mix. Now we’ll examine how this renewed confidence in Aristocrat’s digital gaming segment may shape the company’s broader investment...

With inflation, energy costs and central bank decisions all pulling asset prices in different directions, many investors are looking for opportunities where cash generation and valuation still line up sensibly. The Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener focuses on companies that SWS DCF analysis suggests trade below fair value, yet show promising cash flow potential. That combination can appeal if you want grounded, cash focused stories rather than chasing momentum. In this article,...

With inflation, interest rates and energy costs pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for companies that combine earnings growth potential with balance sheet resilience. The Healthy high growth potential screener focuses on stocks where analysts expect solid earnings expansion over the next 3 years, while still meeting basic financial health checks. That mix can help you focus on growth ideas without ignoring risk. In this article, you will see 3 stocks from this...

With inflation, energy prices and interest-rate expectations pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking beyond the mega-cap giants for the next wave of AI-driven growth. The AI Small Caps screener focuses on smaller companies working on machine learning, automation and data intelligence, where early-stage progress can have an outsized impact on long term potential. This article breaks that universe down for you and highlights 3 stocks from the screener that stand out...

On 8 July 2026, GenusPlus Group, an Australian electrical infrastructure and engineering services provider, experienced a sharp setback that appears linked to negative operational or financial developments such as guidance changes, contract margin pressures, or project execution issues. This setback raises questions about the resilience of its project portfolio and how any emerging operational challenges might affect its role in major grid and renewable infrastructure work. We’ll now examine...

Santos (ASX:STO) is back in focus after a recent share price move, linked to firmer global oil and LNG prices, supported by progress on its Barossa LNG development and firm domestic gas demand. See our latest analysis for Santos. At the current A$7.62 share price, Santos has seen a strong year to date share price return of 23.9%, even though the 30 day and 90 day share price returns are slightly down. The 1 year total shareholder return of 4.26% points to more modest long term progress. If...

China’s latest inflation data is putting a fresh spotlight on mining and materials stocks, as producer prices rise 4.1% while consumer prices stay subdued at 1%. Soaring input costs for non-ferrous metals and energy are squeezing industrial margins, which can reshape how capital flows through the global supply chain. This article looks at 3 stocks from a Global Mining and Materials Sector screener that are directly exposed to this news and could either benefit from, or be pressured by, these...

Boss Energy has announced that Peter Botten will become Independent Non-Executive Chair on 30 September 2026, succeeding Wyatt Buck, while long-serving director Jan Honeyman will retire on 30 June 2026 as the board refresh continues. Botten’s early uranium-sector roots, combined with decades of board and leadership roles across major ASX energy companies, suggest a meaningful shift in governance experience and project oversight for Boss Energy. We’ll now examine how Botten’s incoming chair...

Dividend Powerhouses, often grouped with Dividend Aristocrats, can be especially appealing when inflation trends, bond yields and growth expectations are all pulling investors in different directions. With central banks weighing their next moves and energy prices influencing both inflation and income assets, a screen that focuses on dividend yields above 5% that are well covered, growing and stable offers a clear, rules based way to seek income from equities. This article highlights three...

Recent interest in Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) has been driven by commentary around tight east coast gas markets, where elevated prices and supply constraints are drawing attention to producers that are positioned to supply domestic demand. See our latest analysis for Beach Energy. Beach Energy’s recent 1-day share price return of 1.16% and 7-day share price return of 4.19% come after a sharper retreat, with the 30-day share price return down 19.07% and the 1-year total shareholder return down...

The Australian stock market is experiencing a flat open, with modest movements not quite enough to propel the ASX 200 into positive territory, despite recoveries in the U.S. and Europe. Penny stocks, often associated with smaller or newer companies, continue to offer intriguing opportunities for investors seeking growth at lower price points. By focusing on those with strong financials and a clear growth trajectory, these stocks can present valuable prospects for those looking to explore this...

Alkane Resources (ASX:ALK) has attracted fresh attention after releasing quarterly and full year operating results, along with an exploration update for the True Blue deposit, outlining consolidated gold production and sales of 169,827 AuEq ounces. See our latest analysis for Alkane Resources. Alkane Resources’ recent operating and exploration updates come after a period where the share price has fallen around 24% over three months to A$1.365, while the 1 year total shareholder return is over...

Ramelius Resources recently reported June-quarter gold production of 53,466 ounces, bringing FY26 output to 192,182 ounces and meeting its guidance range for the sixth consecutive year. The combination of steadily delivered guidance, stronger June-quarter volumes driven by Dalgaranga haulage and Never Never progress, and ongoing free cash flow alongside a sizable share buyback and upcoming A$131 million Spartan stamp duty outlay offers a clearer picture of the company’s operational...

Penny stocks often get attention for their low share prices, but the real opportunity in today’s mixed global growth backdrop is finding smaller companies that pair that low entry price with healthier balance sheets. With labour markets holding up in some regions, shifting inflation trends, and central banks watching energy and AI related demand, the Financially Fit Penny Stocks screener focuses on stocks under $5 that still clear basic financial quality checks. That can help investors filter...

AGL Energy has recently been contracted to deliver a renewable microgrid for Koompartu Farms in South Australia, combining a 9.2 MWh solar PV array with a 10.2 MWh battery under a 20‑year Power Purchase Agreement to cut diesel use and support critical irrigation. At the same time, AGL has rolled out new retail offers, including bill credits, Finder-linked rewards and a Netflix Electricity Plan, highlighting a push to pair large-scale clean energy projects with more bundled, customer-focused...

Storage King Group (ASX:SKG) has completed its internalisation, reshaping leadership with Nikki Lawson stepping in as CEO and Managing Director. The company is also preparing for a rebrand and ticker change that may influence how investors track the stock. See our latest analysis for Storage King Group. Despite the leadership reshuffle and upcoming rebrand, Storage King Group’s recent momentum has been soft, with the share price at A$1.295 and a 30 day share price return down 8.16%,...

Even if it's not a huge purchase, we think it was good to see that Shane Graham, the Executive Director of Technical...

Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings has recently highlighted its shift away from traditional TV advertising toward faster-growing digital businesses, including streaming platform Stan and its 60% stake in digital property classifieds group Domain, aiming to lessen dependence on cyclical ad markets. A key insight is that Domain’s classifieds revenue and Stan’s digital subscriptions are increasingly being viewed as stabilising anchors for Nine’s broader media portfolio, given their different...

With inflation, interest rates and energy prices pulling markets in different directions, many investors are looking for companies where growth plans and insider incentives are clearly aligned. The Fast Growing Stocks With High Insider Ownership screener focuses on businesses that analysts and management teams both view positively, and where insiders hold meaningful stakes in the stock. That combination can help you focus on companies where growth is a central priority and leadership is...

SEEK (ASX:SEK) climbed 2.05% on 7 July 2026, as investors responded to a stronger employment outlook and the company’s continued spending on technology upgrades, AI-driven matching tools and expansion efforts in Southeast Asia. See our latest analysis for SEEK. That single day move sits against a tougher backdrop for SEEK, with the share price at A$13.36 after a year to date share price return that has declined 42.86% and a 1 year total shareholder return that has declined 43.04%. This points...

Despite the fact that Waratah Minerals Limited's (ASX:WTM) value has dropped 16% in the last week insiders who sold...

Investors who take an interest in Tasmea Limited ( ASX:TEA ) should definitely note that the MD & Executive Director...