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Gold breaks a new low for 2026 – Why buying now may be your best move

In just five months, sentiment for gold and precious metals turned from euphoria to fear. While the Iranian conflict rages, market valuation has gone out of control. Will there be a smooth landing or a crash? Gold benefits either way…

By Brian Chu, Thursday, 11 June 2026

But lithium ain’t one

Lithium’s been left for dead, but sentiment has turned. Lachlann Tierney shows you why this “specialty chemical” says it could be gearing up for one last explosive run.

By Lachlann Tierney, Wednesday, 10 June 2026

ASX Commodity Investments 2019

Part 1: A Commodity Deep Dive; Uncovering the Stinkers vs Opportunities

In Part 1 of this series, James Cooper sits down with Greg Canavan for a Commodity Deep Dive; uncovering the Stinkers vs Opportunities in the market.

By James Cooper, Wednesday, 10 June 2026

Australian economy

Offense wins elections, defence wins markets

Australia’s economy is wheezing and the ASX defensives are running hot, but with US IPOs booming and commodity tailwinds building, the real action might be hunting bargains in beaten-down small-caps.

By Lachlann Tierney, Tuesday, 09 June 2026

What does the rise of One Nation mean for your stocks?

Australia now has a four-party political system. But what happens to investors in such a standoff? It’s not hard to find precedents…

By Nick Hubble, Tuesday, 09 June 2026

ASX Small-Caps in the Bizzaro Economy — Well-Selected Small-Caps

April micro-cap flashback

In April micro-caps were getting smashed by war, oil and credit stress — but perhaps rising commodity prices could soon force capital back into quality small stocks, setting up a powerful rebound.

By Lachlann Tierney, Monday, 08 June 2026

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