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Consumers shopped in larger quantities, less frequently and increasingly online during the height of the nationwide lockdowns. The question now is: which trends will persist and which stocks will benefit as restrictions ease?

Pitt Street Research reports Credit Intelligence’s FY20 was stronger-than-expected

Pitt Street Research finds DomaCom is progressing well with respect to the development of its new products

ABARES has upgraded its forecasts for the Australian east coast winter crop, which points to a more robust outlook for grain handler and processor Graincorp.

FNArena examines the latest financial reports from the waste-management industry, which stands to benefit from several ESG megatrends; and an update on Rio Tinto’s Juukan Gorge and its implications for the resources industry, which stands at the opposite end of the ESG stick

SPONSORED: Diamond drilling of priority targets at Galileo Mining’s Lantern Prospect in Western Australia’s Fraser Range Nickel Belt has intersected significant nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation and demonstrated the exceptional potential of the area

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report draws on his own and other experts’ analysis of what stocks can pay a reliable dividend in this day and age.

SPONSORED: Having recently picked up the Gnama nickel project in Western Australia’s Fraser Range, ScandiVanadium has been busy reviewing historic geophysical survey data ahead of further exploration activities at the project

Despite the potential for softness to continue into FY21, IPH Ltd has a resilient patent filing business with a broad geographic reach which should allow it to bounce back.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests CSL’s latest drift-back provides an attractive entry point.