About ASX Brief

Last reviewed 8 November 2026

What this is

ASX Brief sends a short morning list of ASX-listed shares — three names, each with an entry, a target and a stop-loss — to anyone who asks for it, free, on WhatsApp. It exists because most of what passes for share tips in Australia is a paragraph of opinion with no price, no exit and no accountability.

What this is not

It is not personal financial advice, it is not a managed fund, and it is not a signal service that tells you what to do with your money. We don't know your circumstances. We don't hold your funds. We don't place your trades.

An overhead view of a desk with printed candlestick charts, a pen and a coffee — Levels are set by hand against the actual chart — not generated and sent unreviewed.

Editorial standards we hold ourselves to

We publish levels, not predictions. Every alert has a price at which the idea has failed.
We show the losing ones too. A list that only ever shows winners is a marketing document, not a record.
We don't publish unverifiable numbers. No win-rate badges, no account screenshots, no invented endorsements.
We correct errors openly. If we publish a wrong level or a wrong figure, we say so in the next alert.
We don't tip illiquid microcaps. Ever.

Who writes it

The list is compiled and the levels set by the ASX Brief desk. Replace this paragraph with real names, roles and relevant experience before launch. If nobody on the desk holds an Australian financial services licence, say so plainly here — it is the single fastest way to build trust with an Australian audience, and it is also the truth.

How we're funded

The morning list is free. How the business makes money is set out on the disclosure page rather than buried in a footer. If we ever take a referral fee or a placement fee, it is disclosed there and on the page it relates to.

An Australian harbour city seen from high above at dusk — Most of our readers are within an hour of one of these. We write for that person.

Get in touch

Questions, corrections, or a complaint: hello@labyzos.com. We answer within two business days. If you're unhappy with how a complaint is handled, you can escalate to AFCA (the Australian Financial Complaints Authority) — though please note that general information services are generally outside AFCA's jurisdiction.