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Pronounced ‘Too-As’, Tuas Limited (ASX:TUA) is a founder-led ASX-listed company providing telecommunications services, while owning and operating a mobile network in Singapore.

Back in April, I discussed Tuas here. Back then the share price was $3.82. Yesterday, it traded just above $6.00, and I believe further upside is possible. continue…

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As the market rises, a couple of things often occur. First, a conga line of naysayers and cassandras emerge. The earliest doom-and-gloomers point to rational reasons why the market should not be rising and why it should be going down as they earlier but incorrectly predicted. The second bunch point to how much the market has already risen and then lean on a bunch of ratios to show that the market has fallen the last time (insert ratio here) was this high. As the market continues to climb, the next bunch of people point to a ‘bubble’ and warn of an impending crash. Eventually, equities markets correct – you can count on it – but the timing is far less reliable and predictable.

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“Buffett screams sell!” “Buffett sounds alarm!” They were the headlines that greeted me recently, about Oracle of Omaha, when I opened my news app to read up on what others thought about the rally in markets since 2022 – a rally that anyone following would know we frequently and repeatedly explained would transpire, and a rally that has accelerated following the election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. President. continue…

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I was blown away when I first heard the most popular use case for generative artificial intelligence (AI) in 2024, is a chatbot called a companion bot. Romantic AI is one example of a company providing AI girlfriends or AI partners powered by algorithms designed to interact with users on an intimate level. Other examples include Character AI, whose founders are now at Google (NASDAQ:GOOG), whose technology lets users chat and role-play with real-life or fictional characters, including Queen Elizabeth and Draco Malfoy (of Harry Potter fame), or create customized AI companions. continue…

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That race toward artificial intelligence (AI) dominance we’ve all been hearing about has prompted some of the world’s largest technology companies – Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Meta (NASDAQ:META) platforms included – to ramp up capital expenditures (CapEx) to unprecedented levels. continue…

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Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd (ASX:DMP) is the largest pizza chain in Australia, and through a master franchise is the leading international Domino’s franchise. Operating more than 3,800 stores across twelve international markets, Domino’s has built a reputation for rapid delivery, customer-focused digital innovation, and a growing footprint through franchise expansion. The company’s growth has largely been steered by the strategic vision of its long-time CEO, Don Meij, who has just announced he will step down from his role after more than two decades at the helm. continue…

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Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW), one of Australia’s leading online furniture and homewares retailers, held its annual general meeting (AGM) on October 24, 2024 and provided a trading update that featured robust sales growth, strategic marketing initiatives, and ambitious future targets. continue…

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Nick Scali (ASX:NCK) released a trading update along with first half earnings guidance. Most analysts conclude that the update was a downgrade to the first-half consensus net profit after tax (NPAT); longer-term investors will look beyond the short-term effects of higher freight charges. continue…

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There comes a point in our lives where we are exposed to the thought or process of retiring. It could come one day when we open our annual superannuation statement. Or it could come when a parent or workplace mentor announces their intentions to hang up the tools and move into the next phase of life… continue…

by Michael Gollagher Posted in Companies, Property, Small Caps, Stocks We Like.

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OpenAI has recently made waves with its launch of cutting-edge speech technology, and underscoring the company’s shift in focus. While this marks an impressive leap in artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, it also raises critical concerns that the race to release new products may be sidelining safety measures. continue…

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