China
Who Said China Was Uninvestable? These 4 ASX Stocks Exposed to China Proved Otherwise!
For years post-pandemic (and arguably a couple of years before), “China exposure” has been treated as a four‑letter word by Australian investors. The trade war, COVID lockdowns, property‑market weakness and rising geopolitical tensions all fed a narrative that Australia’s corporate links to China were broken. Investors rewarded companies for reducing exposure and punished those that didn’t.…
Investors in Firmus
Investors in Firmus and other data centre stocks can’t sweep sustainability under the carpet forever
Imagine now investors in Firmus are feeling right now. Waiting to cash out on their investment? Waiting for even more growth? Concerned about whether or not Firmus can cope with demands for compute capacity as well as anti-data centre NIMBYs? We doubt many would affirm the third of those questions, but they should be. It true…
Pan African Resources
200koz gold miner Pan African Resources is making its ASX debut next week! Here are 5 things investors need to know!
Investors who thought Pan African Resources’ acquisition of Emmerson Resources would mean the latter company disappearing completely are wrong. The mid‑tier African gold producer will keep Emmerson's ASX listing in a move that will see its shares trade on three exchanges simultaneously (the LSE, JSE, and now the ASX) giving Australian investors direct access to…
ASX Success Stories
Why Our Home Grown ASX Success Stories Are Doomed To Be Given Away on the Cheap, And What Could Be Done
There are plenty of ASX Success Stories that can be categorised as such because they were bought out by a major player. Shareholders who rode things out over the journey will walk away satisfied without thought that they could be getting more. If the board (and perhaps a substantial shareholder or two) backs the bid,…
Could AI Help Australia's Stagflation Problem
Could AI Help Australia’s Stagflation Problem, Or Just Continue to Mask It?
Australia’s economy is stuck in stagflation - yes we believe it is; but economists are wondering could AI help Australia and its economy with this? Or will it just mask the problem? Currently the economy has weak productivity, sticky inflation and a structural slowdown that has pushed the country toward a stagflation‑like posture. You could argue…
Saaspocolypse
Just because the worst of the Saaspocolypse may be over, it doesn’t mean all ASX tech stocks will grow. Here are 4 to buy and 4 to avoid!
The Saaspocolypse that has endured throughout the first half of 2026 has been a reminder that even the strongest structural themes can suffer violent drawdowns. Software stocks entered the year priced for perfection, and the market delivered a sharp correction. The S&P All Tech Index fell 27% at the start of the year before rebounding…
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