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What are the best ASX Consumer Stocks for FY25? Here are our top 5 picks!

It is time to reveal our best ASX Consumer Stocks for FY25! We will be addressing both discretionary and staple stocks as one in this article as it has been an interesting year for these sectors. Plenty of discretionary stocks took a hit in the early parts of the year as consumer spending declined, although…

ByNick SundichJuly 4, 2024

The Guzman y Gomez ASX IPO gained over 35% on its first trading day – but will the hot run last?

The Guzman y Gomez ASX IPO was a spectacular success. After months of rumours, and a few weeks marketing (and criticism), the company debuted on June 20, 2024 and debuted at $30 - well up from the $22 it raised capital at. Guzman y Gomez share price chart, log scale (Source: TradingView) Guzman y Gomez began in…

ByNick SundichJune 20, 2024

Airtasker’s Investor Hub & UK Media Deal: Scaling Signals

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

Here are the 4 best ASX stocks for May 2024

Here are the 4 best ASX stocks for May 2024! Each month, we look at the best ASX stocks of the month. We like to look at companies with upcoming catalysts, be it good results (as forecasted by consensus estimates), or other expected news such as clinical trial results. We have found a handful of…

ByNick SundichMay 1, 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

Stage 3 tax cuts start in July: Which ASX stocks will benefit and which ones could lose?

Starting on July 1, the so-called stage 3 tax cuts will come into effect in Australia. These tax cuts, especially since they were altered by the Albanese government, will see a significant proportion of Australians with more money in their pocket - especially lower income earners. What are the Stage 3 tax cuts? What do they…

ByNick SundichFebruary 14, 2024

Metcash (ASX:MTS) is forking out $300m for Superior Food Group but are investors missing something?

Few large cap stocks go on large-scale shopping sprees like Metcash (ASX:MTS) is doing right now. By 'shopping sprees', we mean M&A activity. The ASX's 3rd largest supermarket stock (and one of the largest consumer staple stocks) is raising $300m in capital to buy Superior Food Group from current owners Quadrant Private Equity, along with…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariFebruary 5, 2024

Listed retailers still own brick and mortar stores and there are important reasons why

The exponential increase in online shopping might make listed retailers that own brick and mortar stores appear out of fashion. But the past few months have shown that investors cannot write them off just yet. There are a number of reasons why many listed retailers have retained a presence in the physical world - including the expectation…

ByNick SundichFebruary 2, 2024

The Woolworths Petstock deal got the green light! So, now what?

The Woolworths Petstock tie up is go! The deal was approvеd by thе Australian Compеtition and Consumеr Commission (ACCC) earlier this week. Whenever big companies take over smaller ones, they are always walking a tightrope between the expectations of investors and thе regulations that govеrn thе markеt, and Woolworths is no different. However, we think this…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariDecember 15, 2023

Redbubble is now Articore (ASX:ATG). But does that mean there’s a better future ahead?

Redbubble is now Articore Since last Friday, Redbubble is know as Articore (ASX:ATG). The eCommerce stock, focused on selling items designed by independent artists ranging from phone cases to hoodies, skyrocketed from 50c to over $7 in the last 9 months of 2020. Even though the company may appear back to square one, with a…

ByNick SundichNovember 8, 2023

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What are the best ASX Consumer Stocks for FY25? Here are our top 5 picks!

The Guzman y Gomez ASX IPO gained over 35% on its first trading day – but will the hot run last?

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

Here are the 4 best ASX stocks for May 2024

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

Stage 3 tax cuts start in July: Which ASX stocks will benefit and which ones could lose?

Metcash (ASX:MTS) is forking out $300m for Superior Food Group but are investors missing something?

Listed retailers still own brick and mortar stores and there are important reasons why

The Woolworths Petstock deal got the green light! So, now what?

Redbubble is now Articore (ASX:ATG). But does that mean there’s a better future ahead?

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