OAO pos: skin
size/s: "Out-of-page"

OAO pos: top
size/s: "[[[970,250],[970,90],[728,90]],[[728,90]],[[320,50]]]"

Gaurav Sodhi

Gaurav Sodhi is the deputy head of research at Intelligent Investor (AFSL 282288), owned by InvestSMART Group. Gaurav is a keen boxer and a trained economist. His successful track record as a private investor and a lifelong fascination with rocks and minerals lead to him becoming Intelligent Investor's resources analyst in 2009. As well as resources, Gaurav covers telecommunications and power infrastructure. To unlock Intelligent Investor stock research and buy recommendations, take out a 15-day free membership.


11 results for Gaurav Sodhi:

Jewellery chain Lovisa is making a beeline for growth

The best businesses have hustle. We weren't sure if Lovisa fell into this category, until now. The business has announced one of the best acquisitions we've seen in years.

The big slow hits fast fashion for jewellery chain

The previously fast-growing retailer Lovisa might grow at a slower pace in a post-pandemic world.

Industry dominance means revenue growth for digital disruptor

Sydney-based company Audinate disrupted the audio industry with its game-changing technology and it's paying off, with earnings up almost 400%.

AGL, Vocus, and the power of angry shareholders

AGL has gone from being an enthusiastic buyer of Vocus to walking out the data room without a glance back. Were they forced to repent by angry shareholders?

From a sell to a hold: more tough love for Soul Patts shares

Never fall in love. Coming from anyone other than a stock analyst, that is terrible advice. From one investor to another, however, these are words to live by.

What soaring iron ore prices will mean for Fortescue

A potential deficit in Brazil's iron ore production has propelled the share price of Fortescue, so is it time to buy, hold or sell?

BHP has hit a near four-year high – is it time to sell?

BHP is on track to post a net profit of about $US10bn this year, 10 times as much as it made just two years ago.

What needs to happen by August for this company to survive

Fleetwood has issued an ultimatum for its long-struggling RV: meet the targets or face the chop. So should shareholders cut and run?

Rio Tinto: the results are in and they are impressive

That this would be a strong result was never in doubt, but the deeper you dive into the Rio Tinto result for 2017, the better it gets.

TPG results strong after recent iinet acquisition

TPG's interim result was a strong one but spending is likely to rise.The company's acquisition of iinet has helped offset its shrinking broadband margins.
1 2
OAO pos: half_page
size/s: "[[[300,600],[],[[300,600]]]]"

OAO pos: premium
size/s: "Out-of-page"