If you’re keen to explore merger and acquisition opportunities, I suggest focusing on one commodity, in particular. It just seems the highest probability thematic currently.
Explore Small Cap Opportunities on the ASX
Of the approximately 2,000 companies listed on ASX, just over 1,400 – or 70% – are below $200 million in market capitalisation. 867 of these 1,400 stocks have a market capitalisation below $50 million.
But while small caps comprise the majority of the ASX, it is the bigger names that get most of the market’s attention. Names like BHP Billiton, Telstra, Commonwealth Bank, Woolworths, Wesfarmers – the list is long.
These big companies are popular with most investors. And, in a good year, they can see strong gains, sometimes between 20% or 30%.
But what the average investor doesn’t realise is that some of the most exciting, interesting, and world-leading stocks with potential for large returns are frequently found more often in the small cap sector
The little-known link between silver and gold stocks
Silver just broke out to a 13-year high. Many now want to invest in silver stocks. But there are few to choose from. Here’s a better way…
Half a billion in cash to buy the bottom
One thing about commodity producers is that, when prices are high, it can give them enormous free cash flow.
That gives them firepower to buy into other companies and projects if their existing operation doesn’t need or deserve more investment.
Clearly, the team at MGX think there is more potential in gold than iron ore over the longer term.
The big Aussie investor dilemma for 2026
Read on below to find out why you need to be an active investor in 2026
The biggest quarter on record for this share
We can see why the stock market didn’t react much to the RBA holding rates steady last meeting.
Everyone expects rates to go down. It’s just a question of when.
Fixed rate loans, and refinancings, are withering away as the market positions for more rate cuts.
This is what you and I want to see as investors…
A radically innovative industry set to soar
Pretty soon we’re going to have flying transportation. It could cut car travel demand again. See below for my moonshot idea on this.