Toll turns to Asia
By good fortune or good management, Toll finds itself in an enviable position to take advantage of financial turmoil and continue its impressive track record.
TODHA needs time
The Timbercorp Orchard Trust has land, water and trees. But it doesn't have anyone to pay the rent.
RHG's atomic value
RHG's cash balance is going up faster than its share price. It’s not too late to buy.
Flight Centre price recovery sparks downgrade
This travel retailer’s share price has jumped significantly over the past three months, and we’re downgrading our recommendation as a result.
Goodman cash grab leads to speculative buy
Goodman Group’s future rests on chief executive Greg Goodman’s ability to conjure up further deals. In China Investment Corporation, he might have just landed a whale.
ANZ shareholders: Don't miss this opportunity
The path to profit from share purchase plans is now wonderfully well worn. Yet, sadly, many investors continue not to tread it.
Reassessing Coca-Cola Amatil
Maybe Kerry Armstrong was right. After years of considering Coca-Cola Amatil dangerous to your financial health, we've changed our mind.
Change for the better at IAG
Apart from its annoying ‘unworry’ advertising campaign, there’s a lot to like about the direction in which IAG is heading under its new CEO.
Wesfarmers finds solace in stability
Following its capital raising, Wesfarmers’ debt is now under control. Better yet, there are early signs that Coles might not be the basket case many assumed.
Select's future heads to court
Events since Timbercorp’s collapse have not unfolded as we, nor Select Harvests, would have hoped. The risk is increasing that Select is going to be left without any third party almond projects to manage.
What's next for TREES' holders
Unfortunately, the administration process is likely to prove both long and fruitless for owners of TREES2 and TREES3 securities. But promptly sending in some paperwork will give you the best possible chance of recouping something.
Rio takes bat, ball and goes to BHP
After exhausting all other options, Rio’s board has finally got a deal that makes sense for shareholders.
Here's to Cochlear
Cochlear’s performance has more than justified its premium price tag over the past decade. Absent a cure for deafness, we believe today’s lofty price will appear reasonable with hindsight.
Mortgage Choice makes an exit
A new and more aggressive chief executive suggests there could be a deal in the wings for Mortgage Choice. But the commission cuts imposed by the banks aren’t going away any time soon.
Bouquets for Bongard at Fisher & Paykel
From a difficult position, this company’s management has pulled a couple of rabbits out of the hat.
Corporate Express set to be devoured?
We went to the recent Corporate Express annual meeting to begin assessing its new managing director. But will we own the stock long enough for it to matter?
Woolies justifies high expectations
Woolworths is one of Australia’s finest businesses and we’d love to own it at the right price. So with the share price falling 28% from its Dec 07 high of $35.05, is it time to back up the delivery truck?
Macquarie SPP goes to plan
This share purchase plan has worked out perfectly for those who participated. We can only hope the others we're involved in follow suit.
Putting Roc and Tap on Hold
One of these small oil stocks has been a long-term disappointment. At least the other has been a short-term winner.
Platinum springs a leak
The steady decline of Platinum’s funds under management over the past two years has been frustrating – and the 2009 distribution will see another $1bn drain away. Strong fund performance hasn’t yet led to significant inflows, but we’re confident they’re coming.
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