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Cettire shares are down over 90% from their all time high as investors worry for the firm’s future

It hasn't been a good 18 months for Cettire shares. For a long time after the pandemic, eCommerce was one of the few sectors that were better off than before the pandemic from a share price perspective. This was for several reasons, including advantages to its business model and a solid financial performance. Shares peaked…

ByNick SundichJuly 31, 2025

The $300m Star Entertainment rescue package promised it a lifeline, but its not a done deal and the company’s fate hangs in the balance

Back in April, a long awaited Star Entertainment rescue package was unveiled and the company was able to stave off administration...for a while. But the deal still is not done - which is to say not all the money has been received yet; and so the company's fate is hanging in the balance. Why Star Entertainment needed…

ByNick SundichJuly 31, 2025

As ASX Reporting Season for FY25 Looms: Here’s An Investors Ultimate Guide

ASX Reporting Season is almost upon us once again. It is the most important time of the year for investors, a time many reconsider if their thesis still holds, many choose to buy into a stock or sell, some will receive dividends (either expectedly or unexpectedly) whilst others will be disappointed. While you may not…

ByNick SundichJuly 23, 2025

City Chic Collective (ASX:CCX): Is there any hope of a return to the glory days for the plus size fashion retailer?

City Chic Collective (ASX:CCX) shareholders who bought in late 2021 and have held the stock since would have seen just about all of their investment wiped out – with the share price down from $6 to less than 10c now. Such a decline would suggest the company had evolved into a shadow of its former self…

ByNick SundichJuly 17, 2025

Calmer Co International (ASX:CCO) is expecting good things in FY26

Calmer Co International (ASX:CCO) closed out FY25 with $8m in revenue, which was 86% ahead of 12 months ago. As pleasing as that growth is, what was also pleasing was that sales were generated from a diverse mix of channels - Direct-to-Consumer, Retail, Amazon and Wholesale. But FY26 promises to be an even bigger year and…

ByNick SundichJuly 16, 2025

Here Are 4 Dogs of the ASX that will Bounce Back With a Vengeance in FY26, and 4 That Won’t

Have you ever heard the term Dogs of the ASX? It can either allude to the worst stocks in the ASX generally, or perhaps the investment strategy of buying these worst performing shares at the start of a new year (either a calendar or financial year), thinking they will rebound. Many will be considering this strategy,…

ByNick SundichJuly 14, 2025

Johns Lyng Group (ASX:JLG): Taking the easy way out with a $1.1bn buyout

The tenure of Johns Lyng Group (ASX:JLG) is ending with Pacific Equity Partners buying it out for $1.1bn after several months in the doldrums. JLG a restoration services company, repairing properties after damage by insured events, including weather and other impact incidents. This could (still) be one of the few companies that may be a beneficiary…

ByNick SundichJuly 11, 2025

Here are Our 11 Top ASX Stocks to Buy in FY26: 1 From Each Sector!

It is a New Financial Year, so it's time to outline 11 Top ASX Stocks to Buy in FY26. Why 11 you might ask? Because 11 is the number of 'GICS' (Global Industry Classification Sectors) on the ASX, and we're picking one from each sector. Our 11 Top ASX Stocks to Buy in FY26! Energy: Ampol…

ByNick SundichJuly 7, 2025

When investors are in a risk off mindset: Here are the 5 moves they usually make and why

Israel’s strikes on Iran, and the subsequent responses, led to the typical "risk off" moves professional investors usually make when faced with uncertainty. But what exactly does "risk off" mean and how relevant is it for retail investors? Should you be risk off too or should you ride out geopolitical uncertainty? Few would've predicted Israel would've…

ByNick SundichJune 18, 2025

How to stop the ASX decline? ASIC and investors have some radical ideas

Addressing the ASX decline is a question that has been considered for many months now. In 2023-24, more companies left the ASX in the past 2 years than any 2 year period since the 1990s recession - whether being brought out by private equity or a big industry player, delisting to a penny stock exchange…

ByNick SundichJune 6, 2025

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Cettire shares are down over 90% from their all time high as investors worry for the firm’s future

The $300m Star Entertainment rescue package promised it a lifeline, but its not a done deal and the company’s fate hangs in the balance

As ASX Reporting Season for FY25 Looms: Here’s An Investors Ultimate Guide

City Chic Collective (ASX:CCX): Is there any hope of a return to the glory days for the plus size fashion retailer?

Calmer Co International (ASX:CCO) is expecting good things in FY26

Here Are 4 Dogs of the ASX that will Bounce Back With a Vengeance in FY26, and 4 That Won’t

Johns Lyng Group (ASX:JLG): Taking the easy way out with a $1.1bn buyout

Here are Our 11 Top ASX Stocks to Buy in FY26: 1 From Each Sector!

When investors are in a risk off mindset: Here are the 5 moves they usually make and why

How to stop the ASX decline? ASIC and investors have some radical ideas

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