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Consumer confidence is down, but that might not stop these five consumer discretionary names.

Four fund managers explain what went wrong with their top 2026 growth stock picks and whether they would buy again today.

Who will it be in the August reporting period?

Office REITs are deeply out of favour. Allan Gray analyst Tim Hillier explains why that's exactly what caught the firm's attention.

Complacency not catalysts will trigger the next 20% fall, and it could happen within 4 months

Emanuel Datt on why he's not sold on the AI hyperscaler thesis but still seeing plenty of opportunities across the market.

3 leading fund managers share their pick for the ASX sector that could outperform over the next 12 months and the names to keep an eye on.

El Niño may lead to drought, supply chain chaos, inflation, and other negatives – but it will also result in winners and losers on the ASX.

As AI shifts from software to physical infrastructure, Australia’s land, energy and security profile position it to benefit.

A new African mega-mine sent the iron ore price tumbling, and BHP, RIO and FMG with it. Is the Simandou threat real or overblown?

It’s an excellent company whose future is bright. Unfortunately, bulls are massively exaggerating – and thus considerably overvaluing – it.

The fund manager is looking for value in unlikely places to match the strong success of backing the electrification names early.

Plus, Powerhaus IPO taps into unfolding uranium bull market and Philippines-focussed Tetragon Energy makes strong ASX debut.

Gold had its weakest quarterly performance since 2013, but a range of factors is keeping experts bullish.

South32's pivot is the latest sign of the copper megatrend reshaping Australian mining.

Has the market become too complacent? Two investors reveal the catalysts hiding beneath the surface - and the energy stocks they favour.

From our write-up "Are the banks well-provisioned?" in April, and with Judo's June update, a re-assessment couldn't be more timely.

Materials crushed every other ASX sector over the past year. Can the rally continue, or has the easy money already been made?

How Schroders is positioning for higher inflation, why credit is doing the hedging bonds used to, and the stocks momentum has left behind.

Forget momentum. Here we revisit the Dogs of the ASX, rates last year's calls, and names two stocks primed for a rebound.

Plus, Australian Vanadium prepares to usher in new generation of energy storage for Australia with bid to build Kalgoorlie battery.

The energy sector has surged on macro shocks and big demand, but which ASX stocks are showing real staying power.

10x incisive ASX share market predictions in the small and mid-cap space - what to watch in FY27.

The world shrugged off four months of US$100 oil – but the higher floor it left behind could reset the case for ASX energy shares.