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First Sentier Investors' David Wilson and Christian Guerra unpack August’s reporting season — the most volatile on record.

Wilson Asset Management's Anna Milne reveals how the firm is navigating the big moves shaking through the top 200 stocks on the ASX.

The big four banks are taking turns leading the pack, with CBA, NAB and Westpac trading places at the front. Could ANZ be the next to surge?

Buy Now and Earn Later The August 2025 reporting season delivered a striking paradox that defines today’s Australian equity market. Despite a mixed reporting season,...

Cost cutting has worked in the post-Covid era but to drive growth companies must reinvest and innovate.

With ASX large caps looking expensive by most investing measures, is value investing dead? “No”, say these two expert investors.

Increasingly volatile share prices fuel both the greed of speculators and the caution of those observing stretched fundamentals.

Hemnet commands a market position arguably stronger than REA Group in Australia or Rightmove in the UK.

With a clearer view of FY25 results and economic trends, Bell Potter and Macquarie outline their top sell calls and fresh small-cap buys.

Mortgagees and investors have pegged more RBA rate cuts this cycle, but economic data and market pricing is starting to suggest otherwise...

Small-caps are rallying, but not all will thrive. Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Steve Johnson, Michael Carmody and more axe 6 stocks - and hire 6.

Strong buy tips for Sun Silver and Andean show upside; Cashed-up CZR to drill Hemi and Golden Grove look-alikes; Mammoth sells WA project.

Reporting season reveals a shift—smaller companies are thriving, and the market is starting to reward overlooked opportunities.

The dramatic stock moves we've seen recently put this age-old debate into even sharper relief.

From painful blows ups to stand out winners, Ben Rundle (Hayborough) and Joe McCarthy (Elston) unpack reporting season's biggest moves.

Rapid Fire interview with the Yarra Capital Management equities team following the recently completed ASX reporting season.

The broker thinks Seek can grow EPS around 74% by FY 2027, although it is neutral on peers REA Group and Carsales.com.

No end in sight to the multiple expansion for the discretionary names in the retail space.

These S&P/ASX 200 companies have seen traders lift bets against them over the two weeks to August 28.

With many focussed on the "cost-of-living" crisis, you might think that discretionary retailers have struggled. This has not been the case.

As bullion breaks US$3,500, experts from Katana, Macquarie and VanEck reveal their top ASX ideas to ride gold’s next leg higher.

Thanks to two ETFs, earning a franked monthly income can be both easier and more efficient.

Livewire's Carl Capolingua and Chris Conway have built a process for identifying growth stocks - they put it into practice here.

August’s reporting season delivered a paradox: record market highs and historic volatility, but this has created a fertile hunting ground.