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10 ASX Stocks to Rebound After Market Crash: Time to Buy

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BlackRock capped withdrawals from a $26 billion private credit fund after investors asked for about $1.2 billion back.

1. Talking Wealth Podcast: Stock Market Trading and Investing Education | Wealth Creation | Expert Share Market Analysis focuses on 10 ASX stocks to rebound after a market crash. 2. Dale Gillum hosts with Philip Torteschi and Zoran Kresevich, and both analysts matter because they bring chart reading, currency analysis, and portfolio rules. 3. The episode asks whether a 10% ASX drop in less than a week creates buy-the-dip opportunities or traps for traders. 4. Phil says oil broke $100 a barrel after earlier calls that it could rise, then expects oil to settle over the next few weeks. 5. Zoran says the US dollar is likely to gain momentum because higher oil can lift inflation and keep interest rates higher. 6. The hosts tie that inflation risk to Australia, with Zoran noting the RBA could still raise rates in May or June. 7. Dale says listeners should strip away speculation, follow what they can confirm, and stop making portfolio decisions from changing news headlines. 8. ABB is presented as a clean trend stock after a new all-time high, with Phil saying it still looks bullish if it holds its support. 9. Aristocrat Leisure is described as a long-term downtrend with lower highs and lower lows, and Zoran says it is not a buy right now. 10. CGF is framed as a confirmation setup because $7.50 has turned from a long-held ceiling into a possible new base. 11. Phil says CGF could reach the low to high $10s if that base holds, which is why patience matters more than chasing the first move. 12. AIG is described as being in free fall, with Zoran putting it on a red watch list and watching $5 to $5.50. 13. DVP, or Develop Global, is called a stock in expansion, with Phil saying a test of $8 to $9 is highly likely if $4.1320 holds. 14. Phil says he and Zoran see different favorites, with ABB and DVP both standing out as strong candidates. 15. Phil then warns that BlackRock capped withdrawals from a $26 billion HPS corporate lending fund after investors asked for about $1.2 billion back. 16. He says private credit has grown to about $1.8 to $2 trillion globally, and a liquidity mismatch could force fund gates or asset sales at steep discounts. 17. Dale connects that risk to ETFs, super funds, and Australian commercial property, saying valuation and transparency become harder outside the stock market. 18. Phil says the real estate sector chart is already down 20%, and he wants listeners to watch whether the 3,471 level holds. 19. The episode sounds like a live market roundtable with rapid back-and-forth, chart references, and recurring reminders about rules and patience. 20. Traders who want ASX chart levels and risk framing will get the most from it, while listeners wanting a pure macro news recap may skip it.

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A crash-day stock picker that turns a sharp selloff into rebound ideas.

It treats the Australian stock market's almost 10% drop in less than a week as a simple question: does buying the dip make sense here? From there it moves into 10 ASX stocks pitched as rebound names, with the focus kept on process rather than panic.

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You want a blunt rebound shortlist after an almost 10% ASX selloff.

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