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ASX stocks with 60%+ upside: Two high-conviction picks for traders

Traders should focus on these two high-conviction ASX names as internal breadth and liquidity conditions favor risk-on positioning.

By Air Radar Stocks DeskPublished August 27, 2026 at 12:04 AMUpdated August 27, 2026 at 12:04 AM2 min read
ASX stocks with 60%+ upside: Two high-conviction picks for traders

Two ASX stocks are projected to deliver 60%+ returns over the next 12 months. Analysts cite strong macro tailwinds and stock-specific catalysts aligning with current market conditions.

Macro backdrop: Breadth and liquidity support risk assets

The ASX is seeing a pickup in high-beta stock selection as internal breadth metrics climb to 67% average confidence. This regime shift often precedes sustained outperformance in risk assets, particularly when paired with improving liquidity conditions. Traders are now parsing stock-specific setups that align with this macro backdrop, where cyclical and thematic exposure is favored.

Positioning read: Why these two stocks stand out

Two names highlighted by Motley Fool Australia are projected to deliver 60%+ returns over the next 12 months. The first is a mid-cap industrial with exposure to infrastructure spending, while the second is a resource play tied to green energy transition themes. Both fit the current regime’s preference for cyclical and thematic exposure, offering clear catalysts—contract wins, policy tailwinds, or earnings inflections—that could extend their runs.

What changes the setup: Catalysts and risk triggers

For traders, the key is distinguishing between momentum-driven moves and fundamental re-rating. These stocks are not just riding the broader market wave; they offer distinct catalysts that could validate their outperformance. Volume confirmation on breakouts is critical to separate noise from sustainable upside. Conversely, rising rates or a sharp pullback in commodities would pressure these names, given their sensitivity to funding costs and raw material prices. Traders should monitor RBA commentary and global growth signals, as shifts in either could force a re-evaluation of the 60%+ return projections.

Where the edge is now: Next steps for active traders

Traders eyeing high-conviction ASX names should prioritize these two stocks as part of a broader risk-on positioning strategy. Watch for volume confirmation on breakouts to validate the setup, and use RBA commentary and commodity trends as key risk monitors. The current macro regime—with improving breadth and liquidity—supports selective exposure to these high-beta, catalyst-driven names.

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Desk: Stocks Desk

Coverage: Stocks market briefing

Initial publication: August 27, 2026 at 12:04 AM

Most recent update: August 27, 2026 at 12:04 AM

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

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