Trade Me not
Trade Me is an impressive business. But now isn’t the time to buy, especially not with Fairfax as a controlling shareholder. Nathan Bell explains.
BHP Billiton's new gambit
BHP has already made big bets on China and India. Now it’s placing another one, on America.
AFIC notes on fire
This convertible note offer has the safety features of a bond, an interest rate to match and a free lotto ticket. No wonder it's popular.
Silver Lake: Profits and prophecy
Knowing when to take profits is as important as buying in the first place. Gaurav Sodhi examines the options in this soaring gold stock.
Slowly begins the gas boom
Gas prices are set to rise on the east coast, with positive knock-on effects for two of our current buy recommendations.
MAp clears the runway
A fresh focus on Sydney Airport is great for owners. We recommend you vote in favour of all resolutions at the forthcoming meeting.
Flight Centre: Shops v Internet
On a forecast PER of 10 (and perhaps lower), this stock looks cheap. But there are two very good reasons why you shouldn’t buy it.
Platinum hopes for dollar dive
The strong dollar hasn’t helped Platinum’s funds. But better times lie ahead, James Greenhalgh reports.
Big banks & the Basel hoax Pt 2
The latest results looked okay but underneath, the global banking system and the rules that (try to) govern it are as weak as ever.
Big banks & the Basel hoax Pt 1
Three of the big four banks have announced their full year results. Nathan Bell analyses what they mean and, tomorrow, explains the ‘tight regulation’ ruse.
Macquarie interim: Good, bad, ugly
Macquarie’s trading profits have suffered. But good results elsewhere augur well for this leading buy recommendation.
Hope and hurt at Tap Oil
Zola is a potentially enormous discovery, almost too big for a company of Tap’s size. Does it love it or leave it?
Treasury Wine's clear focus
Six months after its separation from Foster’s Group there are promising, and worrying, signs.
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