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This Month
Jocks, nerds and rock stars: The best of this year’s Monday Fundie
It was another brutal year as investors navigated the chaos of US President Donald Trump, the ever inflating artificial intelligence bubble, gold’s remarkable run and some blue chip blow ups.
November
Amazon, Temu, Shein to control a third of online retail by next year
The three giants are forecast to control 36 per cent of Australia’s online retail market, forcing local retailers to pivot.
Country Road to expand beyond its own brands in biggest pivot yet
The retailer’s new chief executive Steven Cook says the fashion house will begin selling products from Jurlique to Marimekko that appeal to its customers.
The secret weapon boards are deploying to survive AGM season
Anger from Australia’s largest investors is spilling over this AGM season but boards are fighting back.
October
JB Hi-Fi says demand for AI-powered electronics will drive sales
Analysts said JB Hi-Fi’s share price fall on Thursday was largely in response to a run in the stock as well as slow growth at The Good Guys.
Missed the gold rush? Fundies tip where to look next
From retail champions like JB Hi-Fi and Eagers that are set to gain from falling rates to metal detector maker Codan, fund managers offer their next winners.
Brace for Swiftonomics: 8 versions of the same album is just the start
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, will be released worldwide on Friday. Her fans are already going nuts for it.
September
Kmart breached Australians’ privacy, watchdog rules
The use of facial recognition technology is a test of the public’s appetite for measures that invade their privacy, but could help to curb surging crime rates.
Sigma CEO’s $5.7m dwarfed by Chemist Warehouse execs’ pay day
The pharmacy company’s founders and their families still control most of the stock and their interests in the merged company are worth tens of billions.
August
The 7 stocks at risk of a reporting day sell-off
UBS has named seven blue chips stocks that are at risk of being sold during reporting season after stagnant earnings growth, following the same fate as CBA and JB Hi-Fi.
Why this reporting season is a backdrop for more market gains
The ASX 200 is up around 2.5 per cent since companies started reporting this month, with beats outpacing misses comfortably. A few themes have already become clear, writes Jun Bei Liu.
ASX rises 1.5pc for the week to record; Baby Bunting, Ampol soar
Shares end the week at highest on record after the RBA’s rate cut; Baby Bunting roars on analyst beat; Ampol boosted by $1.1 billion EG play; Amcor disappoints market. Follow live.
Alphinity says TechnologyOne a ‘hidden gem’ despite strong run
Alphinity’s Elfreda Jonker says the market is underestimating the tech company’s outlook. She also tips ResMed as having the most near-term upside.
Star lands deal; Stokes slams WFH move; Data shows Trump wrong
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
What we learnt: Stokes slams ‘scary’ WFH move; tech CEO’s ADHD battle
SGH delivers another impressive result despite more pain from Victoria. Meanwhile, Life360 boss Chris Hull impresses fundies with his candour and courage.
Terry Smart comes full circle in JB Hi-Fi curtain call
After more than two decades with the retailing giant, the departing CEO was as low-key as ever about his legacy and exit from the electronics giant.
JB Hi-Fi chief executive Terry Smart resigns with big investor payday
The electronics retailing giant, which also operates The Good Guys brand, said the release of new products like the Nintendo Switch had helped boost sales.
What we learnt: Two blue-chip CEOs say bye, ASX battler’s private equity fight
Earnings season ramped up on Monday with results from JB Hi-fi, Car Group, Iress, Dexus Convenience REIT and Charter Hall Social Infrastructure.
JB Hi-Fi is a truly great firm. It’s also part of the ASX’s big problem
JB Hi-Fi’s ability to produce consistently great results has made it an investor favourite. But it’s one of many market darlings where earnings growth is muted.
JB Hi-Fi boss quits; Palestine recognition looms; Deloitte, KPMG revenue hit
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.