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Propel Funeral Partners (ASX:PFP): The last surviving funeral provider on the ASX

It is said the only certainties in life are death and taxes and Propel Funeral Partners (ASX:PFP) is the only ASX company that makes its money from the former. Its larger rival Invocare (ASX:IVC) was taken over by TPG Capital for $1.8bn in 2023 after struggling for some time prior. Propel has had good fortune and…

ByNick SundichSeptember 9, 2025

Here are 4 awesome ASX retail stocks to buy in FY26 … and 4 to sell

Here are 4 ASX retail stocks to buy in FY26! Universal Store (ASX:UNI) Universal Store benefited from the Stage 3 tax cuts more than any other retailer. This is because the fashion chain's target market is Millennial and Gen Z customers. The revised Stage 3 tax cuts was far more favourable to them than the…

ByNick SundichSeptember 5, 2025

Collins Foods (ASX:CKF): At less than 8x EV/EBITDA, this stock looks finger lickin’ cheap

Collins Foods (ASX:CKF) is one of the few opportunities for ASX investors in the fast food industry. It has a reputation for being resilient to economic downturns, because cash-strapped consumers will theoretically turn to these outlets. Many fast food stocks such as McDonalds were amongst the few stocks to see sales growth during the GFC. It…

ByNick SundichSeptember 3, 2025

ASX stocks in America: Here are 4 performing well and 4 performing poorly

You might think ASX stocks in America are doing better than peers which are not there because the USA is a much bigger market. In reality, this is not always the case. What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] ASX stocks in America: Here are 4 performing…

ByNick SundichSeptember 2, 2025

If the Albanese government shifts the tax burden from Gen Z to Boomers, these 4 ASX stocks could win and these 4 could lose

It seems the Albanese government is keen for Boomers to shoulder more of the tax burden than they are right now, and for younger generations to pay less. Don't take our word for it - last week's Productivity Summit saw an entire day dedicated to discussion of the tax system and it was a consensus…

ByNick SundichAugust 28, 2025

Dominos Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP): FY25 was another year of the ship sinking further, but is there any hope for FY26?

Dominos Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP) is now less than 10% of what it was in mid-2021 - how can this be when fast-food stocks are meant to be recession proof and immune to inflation? The company's share price was inflated during the pandemic as locked down consumers ordered pizza at home. As restaurants opened again and interest…

ByNick SundichAugust 27, 2025

A year since joining Tabcorp, ex-AFL boss Gillon McLachlan improved the stock’s formerly dwindling odds

When we last wrote about Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) in June 2024, we said that,' it had been through a dog of a year, with its share price dropping roughly 40% in the last 12 months'. The company faced intense competition from online players, has fought off takeover attempts, merged with Tatts Group then demerged its lotteries…

ByNick SundichAugust 27, 2025

Skycity Entertainment Group (ASX:SKC): Is it on the same fatal path as Star Entertainment?

Is Skycity Entertainment Group (ASX:SKC) on the same path as Star? On one hand, it may sound preposterous as it has revenues just about the same as it was pre-COVID and it is profitable. The other, it announced a $240m capital raising the same day as its annual results and is seeing customers spend less…

ByNick SundichAugust 26, 2025

6 of the best annual results on the ASX in FY25 and 6 of the worst!

Each reporting season, we like to recap some of the best annual results on the ASX and some of the worst as well. Amidst all the companies, it is easy for investors to get lost amidst the mire of information. And so we like to single out particular companies that impressed and others that did…

ByNick SundichAugust 26, 2025

Breville (ASX:BRG): Will consumer demand for $4500 coffee machines offset the impact of Trump’s tariffs?

Breville (ASX:BRG) is one of those consumer stocks caught in the crosshairs of Trump's tariffs and fell 30% in 2 months earlier in 2025. But its most recent annual results have given hope that customers may be willing to pay a premium for its goods. What are the Best ASX Consumer Stocks to invest in right…

ByNick SundichAugust 25, 2025

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Propel Funeral Partners (ASX:PFP): The last surviving funeral provider on the ASX

Here are 4 awesome ASX retail stocks to buy in FY26 … and 4 to sell

Collins Foods (ASX:CKF): At less than 8x EV/EBITDA, this stock looks finger lickin’ cheap

ASX stocks in America: Here are 4 performing well and 4 performing poorly

If the Albanese government shifts the tax burden from Gen Z to Boomers, these 4 ASX stocks could win and these 4 could lose

Dominos Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP): FY25 was another year of the ship sinking further, but is there any hope for FY26?

A year since joining Tabcorp, ex-AFL boss Gillon McLachlan improved the stock’s formerly dwindling odds

Skycity Entertainment Group (ASX:SKC): Is it on the same fatal path as Star Entertainment?

6 of the best annual results on the ASX in FY25 and 6 of the worst!

Breville (ASX:BRG): Will consumer demand for $4500 coffee machines offset the impact of Trump’s tariffs?

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