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It is the most shorted share on the ASX and among the top ones traded by retail investors. There’s plenty of room, then, for a valuation disagreement.
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Mining samples revival boosts ALS Share Laboratory giant ALS says flows of mining samples are jumping again after they took a hit during the initial shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic. ALS says flows of mining samples are picking up again. Attila Csazar The improved outlook from Brisbane-based ALS, which has 15,000 staff across 65 countries, helped rally shares in the business on Monday by 28¢ to $9.77. That still remains off the $11.52 high reached in February. ALS tests items ranging from gold to water, and sample flows from mining companies dried up as the coronavirus hit. In its last res...
Why Flight Centre's revival faces turbulence Share Anyone dreaming of a holiday last week might have clicked on Flight Centre's website, where the home page shows a couple donning sunglasses and smiling as they embark on a cruise. “Wake up and seas the day,” goes the advertising spiel. But the very next image on the home page is a sombre “Latest travel updates” link, alerting people to news about lockdowns or other pandemic fallout. Flight Centre shares rallied hard in November, then started to lose some puff. Robert Rough The dual messages illustrate the headwinds and tailwinds buf...