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Activist investors: Here’s what you need to know about them and 4 famous Australian activists to watch out for

Hear the term 'Activist investors' and you might think of GetUp, the progressive activist group that forced Woolworths to hold an EGM in 2014 in an attempt to limit the maximum bets on poker machines to $1. Or perhaps even of ESG-focused fundies like Australian Ethical (ASX:AEF). The reality is a lot more complicated and…

ByNick SundichOctober 8, 2025

Pepper Money (ASX:PPM): Flexibility is better…if you’re a borrower but what if you’re an investor?

Pepper Money's (ASX:PPM) promise to borrowers has been flexibility. You may not be 'good enough' to match the Big Banks' standards, but Pepper might be able to help. It had a >20 year history prior to its mid-2021 listing where it raised $500m at $2.89 per share, implying an A$1.3bn market capitalisation. And it has…

ByNick SundichOctober 6, 2025

Why Do Investors Hate the Southern Cross Seven West Media Merger? Here are 6 reasons why

Ever since the Southern Cross Seven West Media Merger was announced back on Tuesday (September 30), it has been met with disappointment at best, anger and disgust at worst. What's not to like? A pair of media companies are teaming up to give the best chance of survival in a highly competitive industry being disrupted by…

ByNick SundichOctober 3, 2025

Intelligent Monitoring Group (ASX:IMB): This >$200m All Ords company is Australasia’s largest independent security monitoring provider!

After a terrific FY24, FY25 was more difficult for Intelligent Monitoring Group (ASX:IMB) but it may have turned a corner. In FY24, this company (which we will call IMG to avoid confusion with the Illawarra-based mutual bank IMB) made >$40m EBITDA, went from being the 3rd largest company in its industry to the largest and set…

ByNick SundichOctober 2, 2025

Which stocks that benefit from inflation the most? Here are 3 sectors to watch

Stocks that benefit from inflation do exist, but they might not be immediately obvious to find. After all, inflation can be a tricky economic phenomenon. It can have both beneficial and detrimental effects on various aspects of the economy, including investments. And even companies you think might benefit may not actually benefit from inflation. Stocks Down Under…

ByNick SundichSeptember 30, 2025

Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE): China’s 200% wine tariffs have been consigned to history, so is it now back to business as usual?

Poor Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE) investors! After 3 and a half years of China's 200% tariffs on Australian wine imports, they were scrapped in March 2024. It was about this time we last wrote about the company and we posed the question: So is it now back to business as usual for one of Australia's…

ByNick SundichSeptember 29, 2025

Here are 5 ASX stocks with obscure HQ locations

Here are 5 ASX stocks with obscure HQ locations! What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our ASX stock buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] Maas Group (ASX:MGH) - Dubbo, NSW This company is based at Dubbo and is named after its founder Wes who retains a stake of over 50% in the…

ByNick SundichSeptember 25, 2025

Myer (ASX:MYR): Investors hated its FY25 results with a passion, but the company is optimistic better times are ahead

Myer (ASX:MYR) made headlines earlier this week after its FY25 results - shares fell >25%. Were results that bad? Maybe not that bad, but they manifested problems investors arguably thought either weren't as bad or closer to a resolution than they previously envisioned. What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our…

ByNick SundichSeptember 25, 2025

Super Retail Group (ASX:SUL): The latest chapter in a turbulent 3-year ride for investors

Back in February 2024, Super Retail (ASX: SUL) reached an all time high after declaring it had new 'record' in sales, raking in about $2.02bn in 1H24. A lot has gone on since then including a 'confession' during confession season and the 'messy' departure of its CEO, but the company's shares are only down 6%…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariSeptember 18, 2025

Virgin Australia (ASX:VGN): So far so good since relisting, but what does the rest of FY26 hold?

Nearly 3 months since Virgin Australia (ASX:VGN) made its re-entrance to the ASX, there's little to complain about (unless you were one of those investors who got wiped out in 2020 when it went into administration and was bought by Bain Capital). Despite analyst warnings about private equity IPOs, the mantra you should 'never buy an…

ByNick SundichSeptember 17, 2025

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Activist investors: Here’s what you need to know about them and 4 famous Australian activists to watch out for

Pepper Money (ASX:PPM): Flexibility is better…if you’re a borrower but what if you’re an investor?

Why Do Investors Hate the Southern Cross Seven West Media Merger? Here are 6 reasons why

Intelligent Monitoring Group (ASX:IMB): This >$200m All Ords company is Australasia’s largest independent security monitoring provider!

Which stocks that benefit from inflation the most? Here are 3 sectors to watch

Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE): China’s 200% wine tariffs have been consigned to history, so is it now back to business as usual?

Here are 5 ASX stocks with obscure HQ locations

Myer (ASX:MYR): Investors hated its FY25 results with a passion, but the company is optimistic better times are ahead

Super Retail Group (ASX:SUL): The latest chapter in a turbulent 3-year ride for investors

Virgin Australia (ASX:VGN): So far so good since relisting, but what does the rest of FY26 hold?

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