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Brett Blundy buying into weakness as Lovisa’s chart tests conviction

Brett Blundy has always been at his most interesting when the market is uncertain. His latest buying in Lovisa is not a confirmation of strength. It is a statement that he believes the business is holding up better than the share price suggests. That distinction matters. The share price has drifted lower, and the chart is not…

ByCharlie YouldenMarch 24, 2026

Murray Cod Australia (ASX: MCA) Scaling is working, but the market is still waiting for cash

Scaling is working, but the market is still waiting for cash The share price of Murray Cod Australia has not followed a smooth trajectory over the past twelve months. It has been defined by weakness for much of the period, followed by a sharp recovery in March after insider buying triggered a re-rating. That move was…

ByCharlie YouldenMarch 24, 2026

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

Core Lithium’s Finniss Lithium Project Is Go! And Glencore is Helping With the Restart!

An FID (Final Investment Decision) has been made on Core Lithium's (ASX:CXO) Finniss Lithium Project. With this news, and the securing of a US$120m/A$170m funding package, it is a great day to be a Core Lithium shareholder. What are the Best ASX stocks to invest in right now? Check our buy/sell tips [sg_popup id="23914" event="click"][/sg_popup] Recap of Core…

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

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

ASX All Ordinaries Stocks: Here’s Why These 8 Companies Joined the Club In the Latest Rebalance!

Twice a year, specifically on the third Fridays of March and September, the list of ASX All Ordinaries Stocks changes as stocks are added and demoted. Their promotions and demotions happen for various reasons that all feed into an increase or decrease in the company's market capitalisation. In this article, we look at 8 companies that…

ByNick SundichMarch 12, 2026

ASX Cannabis Stocks in 2026: Is the risk worth the reward?

It has been a while since we've looked at ASX Cannabis Stocks, and we are sure we are not the only ones to have paid little attention to it. Nonetheless, there were times when we paid closer attention - who could forget late 2020 when the TGA declassified low-dose CBD products, allowing them to be…

ByNick SundichMarch 5, 2026

Shape Australia Corporation (ASX:SHA): On track for >$1bn revenue this year even in a tough construction market

How has a late 2021 IPO focused on commercial fit outs - as Shape Australia Corporation (ASX:SHA) was and is; managed to find itself <3x higher than its IPO price? It went through one of the toughest times to be in the construction space in living memory, even companies such as Reliance Worldwide (ASX:RWC) with…

ByNick SundichFebruary 26, 2026

Sports Entertainment Group (ASX: SEG) Doubles EBITDA and Upgrades Guidance – Is This Small Cap a Buy?

Sports Entertainment doubles EBITDA and lifts guidance Sports Entertainment Group (ASX: SEG) was in serious trouble two years ago. In late 2023, it needed emergency funding just to stay afloat. Now, the picture looks very different. This week, SEG reported the strongest half-year result in its history. EBITDA almost doubled to A$9.7 million, revenue rose…

ByUjjwal MaheshwariFebruary 19, 2026

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Brett Blundy buying into weakness as Lovisa’s chart tests conviction

Murray Cod Australia (ASX: MCA) Scaling is working, but the market is still waiting for cash

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

Core Lithium’s Finniss Lithium Project Is Go! And Glencore is Helping With the Restart!

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

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

ASX All Ordinaries Stocks: Here’s Why These 8 Companies Joined the Club In the Latest Rebalance!

ASX Cannabis Stocks in 2026: Is the risk worth the reward?

Shape Australia Corporation (ASX:SHA): On track for >$1bn revenue this year even in a tough construction market

Sports Entertainment Group (ASX: SEG) Doubles EBITDA and Upgrades Guidance – Is This Small Cap a Buy?

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