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Liontown earnings call sets the tone for investor attention Liontown (ASX:LTR) is in focus ahead of its Q4 2026 earnings call scheduled for today, 29 July 2026, as investors look for fresh detail on recent financial results and project progress. See our latest analysis for Liontown. At a last close of A$0.965, Liontown’s 30 day share price return has fallen 44.06% and its 90 day share price return is down 63.45%. However, the 1 year total shareholder return is still 20.62%, signaling fading...

Looking at Gold Hydrogen Limited's ( ASX:GHY ) insider transactions over the last year, we can see that insiders were...

Adore Beauty Group Limited ( ASX:ABY ), is not the largest company out there, but it saw significant share price...

For beginners, it can seem like a good idea (and an exciting prospect) to buy a company that tells a good story to...

At its 2026 AGM held on 23 July, Macquarie Group shareholders voted against a proposed amendment to the company’s constitution, while the Board separately confirmed that long-serving Managing Director and CEO Shemara Wikramanayake will retire on 6 November 2026, to be succeeded by Greg Ward following required approvals. Ward’s move from leading the Banking and Financial Services arm, after earlier serving as Global CFO and Deputy Managing Director, signals a continuity-focused leadership...

Iress Limited ( ASX:IRE ), is not the largest company out there, but it led the ASX gainers with a relatively large...

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has removed the usual forward guidance and left markets to price interest rate risk with far less hand holding. Volatility in both short and long term rates has picked up, and that can reshape trading volumes, hedging demand and risk appetite across exchanges and electronic trading platforms. For investors watching Exchange and Trading Platform Operators, this shift in Fed communication could influence transaction driven revenue in different ways. This article walks...

The collapse of the $45b AI focused hedge fund Situational Awareness has put extreme leverage, concentrated bets and forced selling back in the spotlight. For retail investors watching the fallout around semiconductor and AI related stocks, the bigger question is how listed hedge fund and asset management companies might be affected. Some could face pressure if clients pull capital. Others may find opportunities in distressed assets or wider spreads. This article looks at 3 stocks from the...

News that Sainsbury’s plans to sell Argos for £120m and double down on its “food first” strategy has pushed supermarket stocks back into the spotlight. When a major player shifts focus this sharply, it can change how investors think about returns, risk and income potential across the sector. This article looks at how that move connects to our Defensive Consumer Staples screener and what it might mean for supermarket and food retail stocks exposed to the same news. You will see 3 stocks from...

Markets are watching the latest Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction talks closely, as any credible progress on disarmament, Israeli withdrawal, and international rebuilding efforts could reshape expectations around stability and future project flows. That kind of shift can change how investors view larger infrastructure and construction stocks with solid balance sheets and recent share price strength. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Global Infrastructure and Construction screener that...

Garda Property Group stock edged to A$1.085 by Friday’s close, with the market still weighing a year of share price gains against what this latest result really says about the next few years. The headline is clear for a real estate investment trust: Funds From Operations, the key cash metric for property investors, reached A$16.486m over the last twelve months and the P/E multiple sits at 9.1x, both aligning with a value story. The catch is a weak link on debt and dividend coverage that keeps...

Australian shares are experiencing a significant upswing, with the ASX 200 futures climbing by over 1.2%, buoyed by a historic rally in global tech stocks. In this context, investors often seek opportunities beyond large-cap companies, and penny stocks can be an intriguing option. While the term "penny stocks" might seem outdated, these smaller or newer companies still offer potential for growth when supported by robust financials.

Insiders who purchased AU$100.0k worth of LinQ Minerals Limited ( ASX:LNQ ) shares over the past year recouped some of...

Insiders who purchased Cobre Limited ( ASX:CBE ) shares in the past 12 months are unlikely to be deeply impacted by the...

The recent price decline of 10.0% in Micro-X Limited's ( ASX:MX1 ) stock may have disappointed insiders who bought...

The recent price decline of 43% in Ovanti Limited's ( ASX:OVT ) stock may have disappointed insiders who bought...

In recent weeks, Asian markets have been navigating a complex landscape marked by rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions, with small-cap stocks showing resilience amid these challenges. As investors seek opportunities in this dynamic environment, identifying stocks with strong fundamentals and insider buying can provide valuable insights into potential undervalued investments.

Low debt and strong earnings growth are two factors many investors use to define quality. Here are three ASX stocks that have both.

For beginners, it can seem like a good idea (and an exciting prospect) to buy a company that tells a good story to...

Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS) shares are reacting to fresh second quarter updates, with unaudited results showing higher operating revenue alongside lower production volumes and a slightly revised full year production guidance range. See our latest analysis for Woodside Energy Group. At a latest share price of A$32.9, Woodside Energy Group has seen a 16.63% 1 month share price return and a 39.05% year to date share price return. The 5 year total shareholder return of 120.77% suggests longer...

The Australian share market is facing turbulence, influenced by the recent downturn on Wall Street and rising U.S. bond yields due to inflation concerns. In such volatile times, dividend stocks can offer a measure of stability and income potential, making them an attractive option for investors looking to navigate uncertain economic conditions.

As the Australian share market braces for volatility following a downturn in U.S. markets driven by inflation concerns and rising bond yields, investors are keenly observing growth companies with high insider ownership on the ASX. These firms often attract attention due to their potential for robust performance, particularly when insiders have significant stakes, signaling confidence in the company's future amidst challenging economic conditions.

The Australian share market is facing turbulence, with recent declines influenced by rising U.S. bond yields and inflation concerns, which have also impacted global indices like the Nasdaq and S&P 500. In such volatile conditions, investors often seek stocks that are perceived to be undervalued, offering potential opportunities for growth when the market stabilizes.

As the Australian market braces for a challenging day, impacted by Wall Street's downturn and rising U.S. bond yields, small-cap stocks face heightened scrutiny amidst economic uncertainties. In such volatile conditions, identifying promising companies with strong fundamentals and growth potential becomes crucial, making IVE Group and two other lesser-known Australian stocks worthy of attention.