Today
ASX a sea of red; Star nears collapse; Profit season’s shock
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Yesterday
Three charts reveal how MinRes’ Ellison is feeling the market’s wrath
The former sharemarket darling is now the ASX’s most shorted stock amid mounting concerns about its ability to repay its debts.
Why Lazard is tipping a turnaround in these ASX fast food stocks
Tim Zhao says the latest banks sell-off could be the start of a correction and expects struggling quick service restaurant operators to reverse their fortunes.
What we learnt: Coles is thumping Woolies. Does a price war loom?
It was a case of duopolies at war on Thursday, with Coles toppling Woolworths and Medibank Private revealing much better numbers than Ramsay Health Care.
AI stocks worth their weight in gold
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are hot property as investors look for opportunities to get in on the ground floor.
AI puts insto tools into retail investors’ hands
Bots such as ChatGPT can offer an instant boost to research capabilities – but need to be handled with care.
Investors working on AI tools to find the next Nvidia
Super funds have been using AI to streamline processes and to generate better returns for members.
What should you invest your super in right now?
After big gains in the equity market last year, the chances are your assets need to be rebalanced.
This Month
What we learnt: ‘Not investible’: Woolies risks crisis of confidence
Big cost cuts at Woolworths couldn’t turn investor sentiment around, Flight Centre loses altitude and Westfield owner Scentre eyes a housing play.
Inflation holds steady; WiseTech shares rise; EY to cut 100 staff
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Lynas profit collapses as China keeps lid on rare earths prices
The development comes despite efforts by Western governments to broaden the global supply of critical minerals.
WiseTech must find new independent directors or risk ASX suspension
The fine print of the bourse’s corporate governance principles shows Richard White and the remaining board members are in a rather urgent pickle.
Private markets make a few rich, public markets have made more wealthy
The regulator’s attempts to understand, monitor and regulate Australia’s fast-growing private markets need to bolster what we’ve already got: fantastic public markets.
Why alarm bells are ringing for the sharemarket
A study of technical indicators suggest equities in both the US and Australia may be on the cusp of a correction – a lot depends on Nvidia.
An inconvenient truth delivers profit season’s biggest beating
Who said the ASX was full of boring industrial companies? Tuesday’s moves suggested anything but.
Trump-Macron bromance; Musk rattles markets; Frequent flyer changes
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ASX investors start to look offshore as banks, miners disappoint
One of Australia’s largest investors says there are better opportunities in the UK and Europe than in Australia and the US, citing unjustifiable valuations.
What we learnt: Behind the massive share price moves on manic Monday
Investors were brutal in their earnings assessments, leaving nowhere for the disappointers to hide.
These ASX laggards should benefit from RBA rate cuts
While lower borrowing costs have already been factored into some parts of the sharemarket, other areas are primed for a rally, says Bell Potter.
WiseTech directors quit; Perpetual snubs KKR bid; Fly private for $3k
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