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Liontown is rated a buy, with a stop-loss at $1.14
Business Activity: Liontown Resources is an Australian tier-one battery minerals producer focused on hard-rock lithium extraction and development. FY26 Full-Year Financial Results: August 31, 2026
Expected Revenue & Growth
Looking into FY27, analysts forecast a return to strong bottom-line profitability, with net profit consensus estimated in the range of A$465 million to A$530+ million,

ASX:ASIA is rated a buy, with a stop-loss at $19.56

Update 13/8: Entry condition triggered, buy with a stop loss at $61.09

Full-Year FY26 Consensus Forecast: Analysts expect full-year FY26 revenue in the range of A$380M – A$390M, representing a year-over-year revenue growth of roughly 3% to 5% compared to FY25
Valuation & Comparative Context
EV/EBITDA Multiple: Shares trade at a forward EV/EBITDA of approximately 17.5x – 18.0x, reflecting strong underlying EBITDA cash flow performance relative to net bottom-line profit.

CoreWeave, is rated a buy with the stop loss at $85
Update 12/8: Q2 2026 Financial Highlights; Revenue: $2.575 Billion (Up 112% YoY from $1.212B in Q2 2025), topping Wall Street estimates
Rather than functioning as a general-purpose cloud provider (like AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud), CoreWeave operates as a dedicated AI Hyperscaler built strictly for high-density, high-throughput AI workloads, model training, and real-time inference.
Consensus Expectations for Q2 2026; Tuesday, August 11, 2026, after the market closes

Origin Energy is rated a buy with a stop loss at $10.67
FY26 Full-Year Results Date: Thursday, 13 August 2026
Prior Half-Year Context (HY26): Origin reported a statutory profit of $557 million and an underlying profit of $593 million, with an interim dividend of $0.30 per share.

AGL Energy is a yield story (@ 5.9%) which is supported by improving cash flow.
FY27 Earnings Guidance & Outlook
Looking into FY27, management provided the following guidance:

Commonwealth Bank of delivered a respectable 2H26 result, with strong balance sheet growth, stable margins and lower-than-expected impairments supporting a modest earnings beat. However, mortgage applications have fallen 15% since the Budget, while increasing competition could pressure future growth and margins.
The key concern remains valuation. CBA trades at around 26x earnings and a 50–70% premium to peers, leaving limited room for disappointment despite the solid result.

I’m watching the following key levels…
