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Analysts split on Wildcat, Ramsay and CBA shares
Three investment experts have shared their views on three companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.
Tom Fairchild rated lithium developer Wildcat Resources a buy, citing its Tabba Tabba project in Western Australia and rising demand for lithium.
The project has an estimated 74.1 million tonnes of material containing 1 per cent lithium oxide, and a feasibility study is under way.
Blake Halligan rated private hospital operator Ramsay Health Care a hold, pointing to higher earnings but also labour costs and a sharp share price rise.
Ramsay operates in Australia, the UK and Europe, and management expects revenue and margins to improve in the year ahead.
Philippe Bui rated Commonwealth Bank of Australia a sell, saying its strong results and dividend were outweighed by a high share valuation and risks including mortgage competition and costs.
These are the experts’ investment opinions, not company decisions, and the sources give no further next steps.
Three analysts have issued buy, hold and sell ratings on Wildcat Resources, Ramsay Health Care and Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares.
Tom Fairchild of Lazarus Capital Partners rates Wildcat a buy, citing its Tabba Tabba lithium project and demand for lithium.
Blake Halligan of Gray Perry Wealth Advisers rates Ramsay a hold, balancing its growth outlook against labour costs and its rising share price.
Philippe Bui of Medallion Financial Group rates CBA a sell, saying its valuation leaves too little room for disappointment.
The ratings and analysis appeared in a weekly feature on The Bull, reported by Motley Fool AU.
- Who
- Analysts Tom Fairchild, Blake Halligan and Philippe Bui assessed shares in Wildcat Resources, Ramsay Health Care and Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
- What
- Fairchild rated Wildcat a buy, Halligan rated Ramsay a hold, and Bui rated CBA a sell.
- When
- The article was published on 13 October 2026 and describes the analysis as appearing “this week.
- Where
- The companies are listed on the ASX; Wildcat’s Tabba Tabba project is near Port Hedland in Western Australia.
- Why
- Fairchild cited lithium demand and Wildcat’s project prospects; Halligan weighed Ramsay’s growth outlook against costs and its share-price rise; Bui cited CBA’s valuation and business risks.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Three experts shared ratings and analysis of Wildcat Resources, Ramsay Health Care and CBA shares on The Bull.
Motley Fool AU published its report on the analysts’ ratings.
- Wildcat rating
- Buy
- Wildcat project
- Tabba Tabba, near Port Hedland in Western Australia
- Ramsay rating
- Hold
- CBA rating
- Sell
- CBA cash profit
- $10.982 billion in full year 2026
What people are saying
This developer is fast-tracking the Tabba Tabba lithium project near Port Hedland in Western Australia.
Ramsay's scale and exposure to growing health care demand support its longer term outlook.
Nevertheless, we believe the valuation leaves insufficient room for disappointment.
Sources
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