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Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests that having shot up in a straight line, the ASX200 has run ahead of itself, and some consolidation is to be expected

Pinnacle’s investment spend drives weaker than anticipated affiliate revenue, but offers potential for improved returns longer-term

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills reports the shift to a world powered by renewable energy and run on electric vehicles may have its critics, but there’s no arguing with the numbers

The ASX200 gained 6.2% in January, buoyed by a decline in 10-year bond yields and strong performances by the discretionary, materials and finance sectors

While Westpac remains in a technical uptrend, The Chartist suggests a current lack of conviction implies patience is required

A slowing housing market continues to place pressure on banks to offer competitive pricing to borrowers, limiting upside ahead, but some brokers believe ongoing strength in net interest margins could offset impacts

FNArena scans broker research, academic forecasts, and ratings agencies’ views to glean our top ESG trends for 2023 – and we start with the most impactful of them all

The New Criterion’s Tim Boreham highlights a number of smaller cap building & material stocks have significantly outperformed their larger cap peers over the year past

Brokers are largely in agreement that the outlook for domestic general insurers is positive, anticipating the current strong commercial rate environment will persist

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities notes uranium company Deep Yellow has broken key resistance