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The Iran Ceasefire Rally Is On! But Investors Aren’t Responding In the Right Way

Add a new term to your vocabulary: The Iran Ceasefire Rally. The rally on the ASX yesterday, that saw our bourse rise over 2.5% in its best day in several months, occurred amidst a 2 week suspension of hostilities in Iran. And the ASX was not alone with Asian markets and North American futures rallying,…

ByNick SundichApril 9, 2026

Three ASX Dividend Stocks Worth Buying in April 2026 as Bond Yields Hit 5%

ASX Dividend Stocks to Buy as Bond Yields Hit 5% April is the biggest month on the ASX dividend calendar, but 2026 has changed the equation for income investors. The RBA has now hiked twice this year, most recently on 18 March, pushing the cash rate to 4.10%, and Australian 10-year government bond yields are…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariApril 7, 2026

The Long Goodbye: Why Australian Active Fund Managers Are Running Out of Road

Australian Active Fund Managers are struggling, make no mistake. Hitting home the point yesterday were reports that Ox Capital Management — a boutique emerging markets specialist led by veteran investor Joseph Lai; had entered formal wind-up proceedings on March 27 2026. This wind up was not the first, and likely won't be the last. So each…

ByNick SundichApril 2, 2026

Here Are 6 Questions Investors Need To Ask About Their Portfolio To Get The Best Possible Returns!

There are hard questions investors need to ask about their portfolio every now and again, because anyone telling you there's such a thing as a 'set and forget' investment is wrong. Markets evolve, company fundamentals shift, and macro conditions change, yet many portfolios are left largely unchecked. The most rational approach is to periodically interrogate…

ByNick SundichMarch 31, 2026

BHP, Rio Tinto and Woodside Went Ex-Dividend: Is the Post-Dip a Buying Opportunity?

Ex-dividend pullback: opportunity for investors? BHP (ASX: BHP), Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) and Woodside Energy (ASX: WDS) all went ex-dividend yesterday, on 5 March 2026. Investors who bought shares from that point will not receive the upcoming dividend payment. The price dip that followed was entirely predictable and mechanical, not a sign that anything is…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariMarch 6, 2026

Best ASX Dividend Stocks in 2026: 5 Payouts That Beat Expectations

ASX Dividend Stocks 2026: The Biggest Surprises This Season This ASX reporting season is telling two very different dividend stories. Miners and banks are handing out bigger payouts than expected, while consumer-facing companies are slashing or scrapping dividends. For income investors, the gap between winners and losers has rarely been this wide. That makes stock selection…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariFebruary 24, 2026

Novo Nordisk (CPH: NOVO-B): It’s not all smooth sailing for the US$180bn company behind obesity drug Ozempic

Not many 100-year old healthcare stocks see a sudden 30% jump in sales in one year and become the largest capitalised company on their entire continent but Novo Nordisk (CPH: NOVO-B) is one such stock that did just that. Its a Danish drug maker that is behind weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy. For much of…

ByNick SundichJanuary 8, 2026

Our 5 ASX Predictions for 2026!

This article outlines 5 ASX Predictions for 2026 that Stocks Down Under puts its neck on the line to assert will happen. It has become an annual tradition of ours, and some of these calls we get right, others we don't. Arguably our boldest call in suggesting ANZ would be the best performing big 4…

ByNick SundichDecember 24, 2025

ASX Dividends Are Shrinking — What Every Income Investor Needs to Know

For decades, Australian income-oriented investors have relied on the country’s share market to deliver reliable dividend streams — generous yields, franked credits and a sense that you could reasonably count on cash payments each year. But recently the taps have begun to drip rather than flow: average yields are shrinking, payouts are becoming more concentrated,…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariOctober 24, 2025

Rejecting a takeover offer: Here are 6 ASX stocks that did and how it ended for them

Rejecting a takeover offer is a bold step for an ASX company to take. It is turning down sweet quick cash for its shareholders and management. The argument most commonly made to reject them is that any offers are opportunistic and do not appropriately value the company - indeed, those very words are commonly used. The board…

ByNick SundichOctober 14, 2025

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Dividend Stocks

The Iran Ceasefire Rally Is On! But Investors Aren’t Responding In the Right Way

Three ASX Dividend Stocks Worth Buying in April 2026 as Bond Yields Hit 5%

The Long Goodbye: Why Australian Active Fund Managers Are Running Out of Road

Here Are 6 Questions Investors Need To Ask About Their Portfolio To Get The Best Possible Returns!

BHP, Rio Tinto and Woodside Went Ex-Dividend: Is the Post-Dip a Buying Opportunity?

Best ASX Dividend Stocks in 2026: 5 Payouts That Beat Expectations

Novo Nordisk (CPH: NOVO-B): It’s not all smooth sailing for the US$180bn company behind obesity drug Ozempic

Our 5 ASX Predictions for 2026!

ASX Dividends Are Shrinking — What Every Income Investor Needs to Know

Rejecting a takeover offer: Here are 6 ASX stocks that did and how it ended for them

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