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New Zealand-based KSO produces precision optics including large diameter telescope lenses and spectrographs.

FNArena's weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market

The Electro Optic Systems Hldgs Ltd (ASX: EOS) share price has recently soared. We take a look at what's driving these impressive gains.

The Electro Optic Systems Hldgs Ltd (ASX: EOS) share price is heading south today despite the company announcing a key appointment.

The Electro Optic Systems Hldg Ltd (ASX: EOS) share price is edging higher today following a successful military demonstration this week.

Fears the RBA could advance plans to raise rates rattled markets on Wednesday, with shares managing to edge higher after a strong start to the day’s session.

Australian shares tumble following inflation data; Q3 takes CPI to 3pc; Australian 3-year bond yield hits highest level since 2019; Blackmores chair survives push to unseat her. Follow the latest here.

Are the number of taliban carrying u.s. rifles with really advanced optic systems. this is one of the things that gives the u.s. an edge on the battlefield. the optics that are on some of the rifles and some of the other weapons. im talking about thermal sites, advanced optics that cost thousands of dollars. so instead of having a fighter that just has a 30-year-old russian -- now hes got a frontline weapon, the sort of things carried by our soldiers including special operations. and they also h...

Electro Optic Systems (ASX:EOS) share price up 9% on quarterly report The defence and aerospace technology company gave investors some good news this morning. Multi Asset Portfolio Strategist at Zecca Capital Partners Zach is a hedge fund analyst with an extensive background in equities and portfolio management. Alongside The Motley Fool, he works in portfolio strategy with a multi-asset and multi-strategy hedge fund manager domiciled across Australia and Europe. As such, he has a unique appro...

End of Month I It was the end of the month, and it was a Friday, and the ASX200 had posted a rally for the month so no great surprise in some profit-taking. The extent of loss on Friday was nevertheless exacerbated by a handful of weak quarterly updates from individual companies. The index gained 3.5% over April, with all of that coming in the first two weeks. Friday’s close ensured that after a lot of ups and downs, the index did not ultimately move in the second two weeks. The big loser on ...