FNArena

FNArena was launched in June 2002 with a strong commitment to innovation and challenging the status quo. Its first service, the Australian Broker Call Report, was groundbreaking at the time and sparked controversy, but it eventually became a model for others to follow. In early 2017, FNArena took a significant step forward by upgrading its website, bringing it closer to its goal of providing the most advanced resources for researching Australian stocks.

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Collins Foods’ Finger-Lickin’ Turnaround

3 days ago | fnarena.com | Greg Peel

Small Caps | 1:47 PM Collins Foods FY25 result suggested growing momentum coming out of the cost of living crisis, with KFC Australia outperforming alongside mixed results in Europe.
Rudi's View: Ten Years Of All-Weather Model Portfolio

3 days ago | fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck

Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.
Metcash Outlook: Tobacco Sales vs Rate Cuts

4 days ago | fnarena.com | Greg Peel

Australia | 1:08 PM Metcash's FY25 result was solid, showing reliance in Food & Liquor. Signs are positive for a recovery in Hardware, but rate cuts are key.
Rudi's View: CBA, Life360, ResMed, Zip & More

1 week ago | fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck

Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.
Cochlear Downgrades Ahead Of New Launches

1 week ago | fnarena.com | Greg Peel

Australia | 10:30 AM A decline in Services revenue had led to another profit downgrade from Cochlear, but brokers look ahead to new product launches.
BHP Props Up Aurizon

1 week ago | fnarena.com | Greg Peel

This story features AURIZON HOLDINGS LIMITED, and other companies. For more info SHARE ANALYSIS: AZJThe company is included in ASX100, ASX200, ASX300 and ALL-ORDSAurizon Holdings has won a long term copper haulage contract with BHP, but is it enough to stem the company’s tide of negative revisions?
Rudi's View: Macquarie Technology (Stock In Focus)

1 week ago | fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck

Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.
Growing Confidence in Bega Cheese

1 week ago | fnarena.com | Greg Peel

Small Caps | 11:00 AM Macquarie has initiated coverage of Bega Cheese with an Outperform rating, suggesting cost-outs are key to achieving FY28 targets.
Material Matters: Oil, Gold, Copper, And More

2 weeks ago | fnarena.com | Greg Peel

Commodities | 10:30 AM A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities: crude oil; gold; copper; iron ore; uranium; lithium. By Greg PeelCrude OilFor the past two years, global benchmark Brent crude oil has traded in a tight range with the two-year US Treasury yield, Morgan Stanley notes, which has behaved like a proxy for US growth and investors' expectations for Fed monetary policy.
Rudi's View: Amcor, GQG, IPH, Data#3 & Qualitas

2 weeks ago | fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck

Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.