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Michael Gable retweeted
Stock of the day: Goodman Group (GMG)
A major player in the property sector is positioning for the next wave of growth. But is the market buying into the story? Find out here ▶️ ausbiz.co/3WruIbc
#ausbiz #markets
Michael Gable retweeted
RBA has updated forecasts with government spending projected to grow by 3.8% by June 2027. That is straight out of various governments budget papers. When the economy has a potential growth rate of 2%, this rate of government spending is the standout feature of our economy. Consumer spending barely exceeds population growth in the RBAs projections.
Michael Gable retweeted
Who would have thought appointing a political scientist as the Federal Treasurer may have repercussions?
$170 yards discrepancy - Eye watering
Source: theaustralian.com.au/nation/…
Michael Gable retweeted
BUY Woodside now. Get out of the banks.
Fairmont Equities' Michael Gable sees an opportunity in Woodside but warns the banks could be heading for a major reversal.
What's behind the call? Watch the full interview and explore his reasoning on ausbiz+.
Start your free 7-day trial at ausbiz.co/4sqLKCb.
#ausbizplus #ASX #Woodside #ASXStocks #Investing #markets #buyholdsell
Michael Gable retweeted
Looking for some new portfolio ideas? 💡
Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities and Peter Rodgers from Teaminves reviewed 10 stocks and gave them a buy, hold or sell rating on ‘the call.’ ➡️ ausbiz.co/4zLVnOp
$SIG $XYZ $ALX $RMD $ASB $VCX $ARF $ORG $ING $AYA
#ausbiz #asx200 #BuyHoldSell
Michael Gable retweeted
Stock of the day: NextDC (NXT) 🤖
With shares down 40% after a revised earnings guidance, is this a buying opportunity or one to avoid? Find out here ▶️ ausbiz.co/3WlHoAh
#ausbiz #investing #stocks
Michael Gable retweeted
Stock of the day: Deep Yellow (DYL)
Is this stock ready to go nuclear? 💥 We asked our panel ▶️ ausbiz.co/4dmlSRN
#ausbiz #investing
Michael Gable retweeted
Are Sigma shares all hype and should be sold? - Fairmont Equities fairmontequities.com/are-sig… $SIG #asx #smsf #ausbiz #investing
Michael Gable retweeted
Which stocks could be next to break higher? 📈
Fairmont Equities’ Michael Gable reveals the pullbacks, breakouts and technical setups he’s watching across the market 👀
See his picks 📺 ausbiz.co/3Tcs9bX
Michael Gable retweeted
Stock of the day: Myer Holdings (MYR) 🛍️
Can the recent earnings report help turnaround this big retailer amid the consumer crunch?
We asked our experts here ▶️ ausbiz.co/4AtatcO
#ausbiz #investing
Michael Gable retweeted
Will we ship them our uranium like we are to India? When will Australians wake up to the con artists running our country into the ground?
Australia should be the wealthiest country in the world, but we are governed by totally incompetent and clueless fools.
China has approved another 10 nuclear power stations at a total cost of US$27 billion (~A$38 billion).
They will generate around 12,000 MW of electricity 24/7 for the Chinese economy.
In contrast, Australia is spending $42 billion on Snowy 2.0. which generates zero electricity.
In fact, it destroys energy, because the electricity used to pump the water uphill is around 40% more than the electricity it produces when the water is released to spin the turbines.
Even then, on an intermittent basis, Snowy 2.0 can only deliver a maximum of 2,000 MW.
If we keep this up, China is going to own us.
The decisions being made today by totally incompetent fools like Bowen and Albanese — with their Net Zero obsession — will impoverish future generations of Australians.
Michael Gable retweeted
On this week's Switzer, Regal Partners' Charlie Aitken says he's absolutely certain the RBA will raise rates to 4.6% this month, with the government spending like a drunken sailor and inflation still very much a problem.
Plus CAR Group CEO Will Elliott on five years of double digit growth, AMP's Diana Mousina on the market's next big move, and Michael Gable on the charts to watch.
Watch now 👉 ausbiz.co/4xiTs26
#Switzer #ASX #RBA #Investing
Michael Gable retweeted
We unpacked these 10 ASX stocks and rated them a buy, hold or sell.... 📈
Mark Gardner from MPC Markets and Michael Gable from Fairmont Equities go in-depth and stock specific on ‘the call’ ➡️ ausbiz.co/4xjwUyn
$NXT $PDN $COH $SUL $STO $GGP $CWY $WOR $TPG $JHX
#ausbiz #asx200 #BuyHoldSell
Michael Gable retweeted
I can’t decide whether it’s worse if he actually believes everything is hunky dory, or if he’s knowingly fibbing.
BREAKING: New numbers show six out of every seven jobs created under Labor are in the private sector.
More than 1.3M jobs have been created on our watch, most of them full time.
This Albanese Labor Government has overseen the lowest average unemployment of any Australian government in the last half a century.
Michael Gable retweeted
Garbage in, garbage out. Excellent research @chrisbrycki . Your seven flaws in Treasury’s CGT modelling are devastating: asymmetric treatment of gains and losses, undercounting young investors, cherry-picked country comparisons, and lock-in that freezes capital in yesterday’s assets.
@AlboMP ‘s new CGT is a tax on aspiration built on assumptions that don’t survive contact with how Australians actually invest.
#JoinWARonCGT #StoptheCGT
There’s an old saying in financial modelling: garbage in, garbage out. My take on Treasury’s tax reform assumptions, from today’s @australian.
Michael Gable retweeted
RBC Capital on Deep Yellow $DYL: "We initiate coverage of Deep Yellow (A$2.05 PT, OP), a pure-play ASX-listed uranium developer with two fully-permitted assets in Tier-1 jurisdictions.
"Tumas is an analogue to Paladin's producing Langer Heinrich mine, with an optimised plant design and FID targeted for Q4 CY2026.
"Mulga Rock is the higher-grade, higher-value follow-on asset with a robust uranium-only backstop and base-metal/REO optionality.
"DYL is valued at US$6.3/lb of M&I resource, well below the developer peer average of US$12/lb. We see compelling asymmetric upside as the financing overhang resolves and development risk is retired."
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