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Fortescue is reliant on iron ore demand from China, but is the party over?

Iron ore demand from China has been the driving force behind the global iron ore market for the past two decades. With Beijing being the world's largest steel producer and iron ore importer and because it has had what has seemed an insatiable appetite for iron ore, China has shaped the dynamics of the industry.…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariJune 24, 2024

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Highest yielding ASX dividend stocks: Here are 5 to take a look at!

The list of highest yielding ASX dividend stocks fluctuates substantially from year to year, and even from month to month. Sure, the list of companies that pay out the highest dividends rarely fluctuates - it is typically led by the Big Banks and Miners - but these are not necessarily the highest yielding. By yield,…

ByNick SundichJune 17, 2024

How do analysts value stocks? Here are 3 key ways to judge what a stock is worth

In this article we answer the question 'How do analysts value stocks?' By knowing how they do it, you can at least see where analysts are coming from in their valuation of companies. But hopefully, you can put some of these skills into practice for yourself and make your own decisions about whether or not to…

ByNick SundichMay 15, 2024

Here are 5 reasons why Woolworths shares aren’t as great an investment as you might think

Woolworths shares may at first glance appear to be one of the most risk-free investments on the ASX. It has a duopoly with Coles, makes multi-billion profits, and is a reliant dividend payer. Few other businesses were allowed to continue to operate with little to no disruption other than mandated PPE during COVID-19 lockdowns. But...that…

ByNick SundichApril 16, 2024

The ANZ Suncorp deal was finally approved! Can this deal propel ANZ Bank’s growth over the next 2 years?

Yesterday, ASX investors awoke to news that the proposed tie up between ANZ Suncorp deal (specifically Suncorp's retail banking arm) - the biggest Australian banking deal in a decade - will be going ahead after all. The deal, first proposed in July 2022, provided for ANZ to pay pay $4.9bn for Suncorp's retail bank, $3.5bn…

ByNick SundichFebruary 20, 2024

Here are 4 ASX 200 growth stocks to look at in FY24

Growth opportunities are harder to find among large caps, but this article recaps 4 ASX 200 growth stocks with tantalising prospects in the 12 months ahead! Do you need solid trading & investment ideas on the ASX? Stocks Down Under Concierge can help! Concierge is a service that gives you timely BUY and SELL alerts…

ByNick SundichJune 6, 2023

Investing in ASX-listed insurance companies : Here’s what investors need to know and the top 5 companies

ASX-listed insurance companies may seem as if they are among the safest investments as far as listed equities go. After all, they collect money from customers and only have to pay that money back if 'the worst' happens. However, it is not as simple as that. What are the Best ASX-listed insurance companies to invest in right now?…

ByNick SundichApril 12, 2023

Why is the AGL Energy share price down in the last 12 months despite skyrocketing energy prices?

As Australia's largest energy retailer, you'd think the AGL Energy share price would have performed well. Instead, it has slipped further in the red and is down 67% in 5 years. Why is this? SIGN UP FOR THE STOCKS DOWN UNDER NEWSLETTER NOW! Remember why energy prices are rising To play devil's advocate for a moment, it…

ByNick SundichMarch 24, 2023

Just how big of a hit will the $120m NSW casino tax be for Star Entertainment Group?

Star Entertainment Group (ASX: SGR) shares have taken a fresh hit thanks to investor fears over the NSW casino tax. Are investor fears overblown, how big will the hit be and is there any hope for shareholders? No time to do stock research, but you still want to invest? Stocks Down Under Concierge gives you timely…

ByNick SundichDecember 20, 2022

Auckland International Airport’s (ASX: AIA) share price is flying high on travel boom

Auckland International Airport (ASX: AIA) share’s price is once more reversing from the bottom of its two-year range of A$6.30 to A$8.00. The catalyst for the reversal this time was an earnings guidance upgrade. The company noted a stronger-than-expected rebound in the aviation market and revised its previously announced FY23 underlying profit after tax…

ByMarc KennisOctober 20, 2022

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Fortescue is reliant on iron ore demand from China, but is the party over?

Highest yielding ASX dividend stocks: Here are 5 to take a look at!

How do analysts value stocks? Here are 3 key ways to judge what a stock is worth

Here are 5 reasons why Woolworths shares aren’t as great an investment as you might think

The ANZ Suncorp deal was finally approved! Can this deal propel ANZ Bank’s growth over the next 2 years?

Here are 4 ASX 200 growth stocks to look at in FY24

Investing in ASX-listed insurance companies : Here’s what investors need to know and the top 5 companies

Why is the AGL Energy share price down in the last 12 months despite skyrocketing energy prices?

Just how big of a hit will the $120m NSW casino tax be for Star Entertainment Group?

Auckland International Airport’s (ASX: AIA) share price is flying high on travel boom

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