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The war is over, oil prices are plunging, and global markets are surging, creating a powerful tailwind for select ASX stocks. In this massive update, we reveal three companies positioned to benefit most from this major shift.

Hear from all the ASX-listed companies that were at the RIU Resources Round-Up in Sydney, right here on HotCopper.com. Over a dozen interviews here.

Aristocrat Leisure (ASX:ALL), trading ~$53.91, could see renewed growth as confidence rebounds, while Harvey Norman (ASX:HVN), near $4.80, may experience a lift as lower costs and stronger spending drive retail demand higher.

Meanwhile, JB Hi-Fi (ASX:JBH), sitting around $78, is well-placed to capitalise on a rebound in discretionary spending as economic conditions improve.

With oil falling and sentiment turning bullish, these stocks could be entering a high-upside phase. We break down why these businesses stand out, what’s driving their potential growth, and how they could outperform.

If you want opportunities in this new environment, this is an update you don’t want to miss.

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