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What do these 12 ASX stocks and Family Guy have in common? Take a glance and there’s more than you’d imagine

Certain ASX stocks and Family Guy have more in common than you think. Yes, we thought we’d have a bit of fun with our ASX stocks focus for a change. We’ve watched some companies closer than others and have found parallels between their fates and a number of memorable Family Guy clips. And so, after doing something similar with the Simpsons a few years back and enjoying it, here are 12 such companies whose current fortunes (whether good or bad) align perfectly with Family Guy clips.

Note: This article is for light-hearted entertainment only and no investment advice on ASX stocks is intended to be given.

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What these 12 ASX stocks and Family Guy have in common

Forrestania Resources (ASX:FRS)

Context: Up over 4000% in a year

James Hardie (ASX:JHX)

Context: Its a cladding company domiciled in Ireland, headquartered in Chicago but listed on the ASX. And Australian investors aren’t too happy with how they’re being treated.

Elsight (ASX:ELS)

Context: best non-resources stock in the All Ords, up over 1000% in a year

Myer (ASX:MYR)

Amcor (ASX:AMC)

Context: Celebrating 100 years since incorporation in 1926

Macquarie (ASX:MQG)

Context: Its retail bank is stealing market share from the Big 4

Sigma Healthcare/Chemist Warehouse (ASX:SIG)

Context: Finally listing through a reverse takeover of Sigma rather than a direct IPO – subject to some ACCC conditions

Dominos (ASX:DMP)

Context: Competitor Pizza Hut is facing off with out of the box ideas

All the Big 4 Banks – ANZ (ASX:ANZ), CBA (ASX:CBA), NAB (ASX:NAB), Westpac (ASX:WBC)

Context: Closed 550 branches since 2020, but have done a deal to keep some in regional areas open until mid-2027. And with CBA specifically, remember the controversy over the $3 service charge? Perhaps $3 was a little too high…

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