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Synlait (ASX:SM1): You Can’t Fault Management’s Honesty, But Can You Have Hope?

There is a particular kind of corporate announcement that arrives not with spin, but with a kind of exhausted candour, and we saw just this when Synlait issued its 1H26 result yesterday. "We are not going to attempt to dress things up," wrote Chair George Adams and CEO Richard Wyeth in their joint letter to shareholders…

ByNick SundichMarch 24, 2026

Should You Buy Ampol Shares Amidst the Iran War?

Investors looking for somewhere, anywhere, to hide during the Iran war may think Ampol shares are a safe haven. After all, it's a petrol provider for crying out loud, isn't it making hay while the sun doesn't shine for everyone else?! Investors think so given it is up nearly 20% in less than a month. It…

ByNick SundichMarch 23, 2026

Here Are 6 of the Best Performing ASX ETFs in the last 12 months! And Why They’ve Rallied So Strong!

Although there are over 400 ETFs on the ASX, the best performing ASX ETFs stand head and shoulders above their peers. This article outlines the top 6 and why each has done so well. What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] 6 of the Best Performing ASX…

ByNick SundichMarch 18, 2026

Same Theme, Better Choices: Here Are 5 ASX Stocks Not To Buy, And 5 To Buy Instead!

It is easy to think of ASX Stocks that are a compelling case to buy, but tougher to think of ASX Stocks Not To Buy. Often, people are lured into companies because they represent compelling thematic right now: surging gold prices, copper's electrification boom, resilient healthcare demand, and a quick-service restaurant sector that keeps growing. But not…

ByNick SundichMarch 17, 2026

Ross Stores (NDQ:ROST): Nearly US$23bn in revenues from serving America’s depraved working class

Ross Stores (NDQ:ROST) is an S&P 500 company that is well and truly for the working class, being America's largest discount apparel retailer. Even though the US economy is going strong and inflation is coming under control, this is not necessarily being felt across the country. This has been reflected in the company's sales (surpassing US$20bn…

ByNick SundichMarch 16, 2026

The Looming Demotion: Here’s Why These 8 ASX Stocks Are Being Removed from the ASX All Ords!

In a couple of weeks, some ASX Stocks Are Being Removed from the ASX All Ords. Other companies will take their place and it was only yesterday that we wrote about that fact and some of the companies being promoted. But today it is time to look at the stocks suffering the indignity of being…

ByNick SundichMarch 13, 2026

GemLife Communities (ASX:GLF): This $2bn company could be the best way to play the Baby Boomer trade!

GemLife Communities (ASX:GLF) only listed in the middle of last year but has made its mark on the ASX, gaining over 20% since its debut and joining the ASX All Ords in the next index rebalance. There's something peculiar about this $1.9bn company, in our view. Namely, that it could be a way to play the…

ByNick SundichMarch 13, 2026

Here are 5 ASX Stocks Making Productivity Gains Thanks to AI and Seeing Pay Offs!

With productivity the buzzword right now, ASX Stocks Making Productivity Gains are highly sought after. Just about all companies are talking about it, but not many are able to boast about a specific impact AI has had on productivity. This article outlines a few that can. What are the Best ASX Stocks to invest in right…

ByNick SundichMarch 11, 2026

What does the 2026 health insurance premium rise mean for ASX health insurance stocks?

The 2026 health insurance premium rise is in, and it is 4.41%. It made headlines because it is ahead of inflation and the largest average increase in percentage terms since 2017. Obviously unwelcome timing for households struggling with the cost of living, but good for the companies themselves, right? Not so fast. What are the Best…

ByNick SundichMarch 10, 2026

Cobram Olive Estates (ASX:CBO): Buy the dip or falling knife?

Cobram Olive Estates (ASX:CBO) is a $1.4bn company - an impressive feat for a company only specialising in olives. But the company is off all time highs after investors poured cold water on its 1H26 results. Is this a chance to buy the dip or is it a falling knife? What are the Best ASX Resources…

ByNick SundichMarch 6, 2026

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Synlait (ASX:SM1): You Can’t Fault Management’s Honesty, But Can You Have Hope?

Should You Buy Ampol Shares Amidst the Iran War?

Here Are 6 of the Best Performing ASX ETFs in the last 12 months! And Why They’ve Rallied So Strong!

Same Theme, Better Choices: Here Are 5 ASX Stocks Not To Buy, And 5 To Buy Instead!

Ross Stores (NDQ:ROST): Nearly US$23bn in revenues from serving America’s depraved working class

The Looming Demotion: Here’s Why These 8 ASX Stocks Are Being Removed from the ASX All Ords!

GemLife Communities (ASX:GLF): This $2bn company could be the best way to play the Baby Boomer trade!

Here are 5 ASX Stocks Making Productivity Gains Thanks to AI and Seeing Pay Offs!

What does the 2026 health insurance premium rise mean for ASX health insurance stocks?

Cobram Olive Estates (ASX:CBO): Buy the dip or falling knife?

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