Share tips and stock recommendations for the Australian (ASX) share market – buy, hold, and sell. Michael Gable is an expert guest commentator for the stock market newsletter thebull.com.au.

This post is an extract from the newsletter dated 15 September 2025. You can access the full version of the article HERE.

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Buy Recommendations

ASX:BMN

Bannerman is a uranium miner based in Namibia and recently announced a major offtake agreement starting in 2029. I remain bullish on uranium miners and BMN is displaying strong signs that it has bottomed out and is ready to rally hard from here. After the peak in late June, BMN then pulled back to consolidate. The past several days has seen it break out of this consolidation and this means that BMN is now commencing the next major rally. I expect it to swiftly retest the highs from 2024.

ASX:WOR

Worley is a provider of global engineering, advisory and project management services to the oil, gas, mining, power, and infrastructure sectors. There are also several key catalysts for the share price to improve as earnings growth improves next year. In terms of the chart, it is also giving us a buy signal. It has finally broken the downtrend that has been in place since late 2023. After trading ex-dividend on 2 September, the share price has managed to find further buying support in a weak market, instead of falling back. This is a bullish sign and is further indication that the stock price should head higher.

Hold Recommendations

ASX:GDX

I have been bullish on gold for a couple of years now and I can still see further upside in the price. We continue to see central bank buying of gold, and investors are starting to allocate more of their capital to gold because of fears over rising government debt and general uncertainty in the world. After initially peaking in April, the price of gold traded sideways for a few months, all the while experiencing resistance near US$3450. At the start of this month it broke above that resistance line and this means we should see a further rally. I expect the price of gold to test US$4000/oz.

ASX:ALL

ALL is a $43b global gaming company. It continues to gain market share with the roll-out of online gaming, which is adding more and more to its earnings over time. The trading range in ALL had been tightening up from April to July where the lows had been trading higher and it was forming some clear resistance near $68.50. It then broke above that key technical level in August which means it should trend higher from here.

Sell Recommendations

ASX:TCL

Transurban is a $44b toll road operator which is known for being a defensive stock that pays a reliable dividend. The share price has been range bound for several years and it is now at the top of that trading range and the dividend yield has fallen to 4.65%, with zero franking. We believe that the stock is topping out up at these levels and is vulnerable to downside towards the lower end of its trading range near $12 per share.

ASX:AX1

The retail sector contains some businesses which are doing very well in the current environment, and others which are not. Unfortunately, the shoe retailer Accent Group is not doing as well as its peers. Guidance during their recent full year results was below expectations and sales growth is subdued. The stock is in a downtrend on the share price chart and we still do not see any buying support emerge near current prices.

 

Michael Gable is managing director of Fairmont Equities.

 

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