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LITHIUM IS BACK? ⚡🔋Liontown Resources (ASX: LTR) has just hit a major milestone — reporting its maiden profit for FY26.T...
01/09/2026

LITHIUM IS BACK? ⚡🔋

Liontown Resources (ASX: LTR) has just hit a major milestone — reporting its maiden profit for FY26.

The numbers are getting investors’ attention:

💰 A$93M maiden NPAT
📈 A$639M record revenue
💵 A$182M operating cash flow
⛏️ 381,997 tonnes of lithium concentrate shipped
🔋 Kathleen Valley is now operating as a 100% underground mine

But there’s an important detail 👇

Liontown’s underlying NPAT was A$14M, meaning the headline A$93M statutory profit includes one-off items.

Still, the shift is significant.

After a difficult period for lithium prices, Liontown says stronger prices in the second half helped improve earnings while Kathleen Valley continued ramping up.

The company is also targeting a 2.8 Mtpa underground run-rate by the end of FY27, while a decision on the Kathleen Valley expansion is expected next month. (Liontown Ltd)

So the bigger question for investors is:

Is this just a Liontown turnaround — or an early sign that the lithium cycle is starting to recover? 👀

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This post is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial advice.

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29/08/2026

Could ASX small caps be making a comeback? 👀

For years, many investors have focused on Australia’s biggest companies.

But that’s starting to change.

Recent market activity has put small caps back on investor watchlists, particularly as some investors look beyond crowded large-cap names.

The opportunity isn’t simply about finding a stock that has fallen.

Small-cap investors need to ask:

📊 Is revenue growing?
💰 Is the company generating cash?
🚀 Is there a clear path to profitability?
🏦 Does it have enough funding?
📈 Is management executing?

And September could bring another spotlight on the sector, with the ASX Small & Mid-Cap Conference scheduled for 23 September 2026.

Small caps can offer growth—but they can also carry significantly higher risk.

Do you think the next ASX opportunity could come from small caps?

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27/08/2026

📅 Save these 5 September dates if you follow the ASX.

September could bring several important signals for Australian investors.

📊 2 Sept — GDP
How fast is Australia’s economy actually growing?

🏠 8 Sept — Dwelling values
Important for property, banks and household wealth.

👷 24 Sept — Employment
The labour market could influence RBA expectations.

🏦 29 Sept — RBA decision
The cash rate is currently 4.35%, making this one of the month’s biggest market events.

📈 30 Sept — CPI
The inflation data could influence expectations for future rate moves.

The key isn’t trying to predict what each number will be.

It’s understanding which numbers can change the market’s expectations.

Save this Reel and come back to it throughout September.

Which date do you think matters most for the ASX?

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25/08/2026

🏦 Are Australia’s Big Four banks losing their edge?

For years, Australian banks have been some of the most important companies on the ASX.

But the environment is changing.

Recent data shows a sharp decline in mortgage applications, while tougher competition is putting pressure on lending growth and margins.

At the same time, the banks remain profitable and well-capitalised.

So this isn’t simply a story about banks being “good” or “bad”.

It’s about growth, competition and valuation.

Investors should be watching:

📉 Mortgage demand
🏦 Lending growth
💰 Profit margins
📊 Credit quality
💵 Dividends
📈 Valuations

The Big Four aren’t disappearing.

But the investment story may be changing.

Do you think Australian banks still have the same advantage they had a decade ago?

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24/08/2026

Australia’s economy isn’t moving at one speed. 👀

The August 2026 reporting season is highlighting a growing divide.

Resources companies are benefiting from strong commodity markets, while some consumer-facing and rate-sensitive businesses are dealing with higher costs and softer demand.

That’s why simply looking at the ASX 200 can miss the bigger picture.

One sector can be performing strongly while another is struggling.

For investors, the important question is:

Where is earnings growth actually coming from?

Watch commodities, consumer spending, unemployment, interest rates and company guidance.

The latest labour-market data also showed Australia’s unemployment rate reaching 4.5%, adding another important piece to the economic puzzle.

This isn’t about picking a winner.

It’s about understanding what’s driving the market.

Which side of the Australian economy are you watching most closely?

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21/08/2026

📉 ASX tech stocks are under pressure in 2026. But is this a warning or an opportunity?

The ASX Information Technology sector recently dropped sharply, with names including WiseTech Global, Xero and TechnologyOne experiencing significant volatility.

But a falling share price doesn’t automatically make a stock cheap.

The bigger questions are:

📊 Are earnings still growing?
💰 Is cash flow improving?
📉 Has the valuation actually become more attractive?
🏦 What are interest rates and bond yields doing?
🚀 Does the company’s long-term growth story remain intact?

That’s why investors should separate price movements from business fundamentals.

A sell-off can create opportunities.

But sometimes it can also signal that expectations have changed.

So don’t just ask, “How much has it fallen?”

Ask, “Has the business changed?”

Which ASX tech stock are you watching?

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19/08/2026

🚨 Healthcare is back on the ASX radar in 2026.

The sector delivered a huge move during reporting season, with CSL, Pro Medicus and Cochlear among the healthcare names attracting investor attention.

Here’s why investors are watching them:

🔹 CSL (ASX: CSL) — Global healthcare giant navigating an important earnings recovery.

🔹 Pro Medicus (ASX: PME) — Medical-imaging software business with strong growth and new contracts.

🔹 Cochlear (ASX: COH) — Global hearing-implant leader that recently delivered FY26 results at the top of its revised guidance.

But there’s an important lesson here.

A stock going up doesn’t automatically make it a good investment.

Investors still need to consider earnings, growth, valuation and future expectations.

These are stocks to watch, not buy recommendations.

Which healthcare stock are you watching in 2026?

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17/08/2026

🚨 Is the ASX too expensive right now?

The ASX 200 recently hit a record high before pulling back — and that has investors asking whether valuations have gone too far.

But here’s the important part:

A record index doesn’t automatically mean every stock is overpriced.

The bigger question is whether company earnings can justify current valuations.

That’s why August reporting season is so important.

Investors are looking beyond headlines and checking:

📈 Are profits growing?
💰 Is cash flow improving?
🏦 Are margins holding up?
💵 Are dividends sustainable?
📊 Does the valuation make sense?

A stock can look expensive and continue growing into its valuation.

And a “cheap” stock can stay cheap for years.

So, is the ASX too expensive — or are earnings catching up?

👇 What’s your view?

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15/08/2026

⛏️ The 2026 mining story is changing.

For years, Australian investors have associated mining with one big commodity: iron ore.

But 2026 is bringing another metal into the spotlight — copper.

Why?

AI data centres need power.
Power grids need copper.
Electrification needs copper.
And new copper supply takes years to develop.

Three major ASX mining names to watch are:

🔴 BHP (ASX: BHP) — Iron ore + growing copper exposure

🟢 Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) — Iron ore + copper + aluminium + lithium

🔵 Fortescue (ASX: FMG) — Strong iron-ore exposure

But mining is cyclical. Commodity prices, production costs and global demand can change quickly.

So don’t just watch the miner.

Watch the commodity AND the business.

Which of these three are you watching in 2026?

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15/08/2026

The mining sector is back on investors’ radar.

But which ASX mining giants are worth watching?

Three major names are:

🔴 BHP (ASX: BHP) — Diversified exposure across iron ore, copper and other commodities.

🔵 Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) — A major iron ore producer with an increasingly important copper business.

🟢 Fortescue (ASX: FMG) — A major iron ore producer whose earnings are closely linked to iron ore prices.

The bigger story is that mining isn’t simply about commodity prices.

Investors also need to watch:

📊 Production volumes
💰 Costs
🇨🇳 Chinese demand
🌎 Commodity prices
🏗️ Capital spending

A strong commodity market can help miners—but weaker prices or rising costs can quickly change the picture.

These companies are examples for educational discussion, not buy recommendations.

Which ASX miner are you watching right now?

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