OPINIONThe Aussie stocks tipped to snap back after pandemic...

OPINIONThe Aussie stocks tipped to snap back after pandemic routJohn CollettPersonal finance editorOctober 26, 2021

There is a feeling that the world is finally turning the corner. If the pandemic is not behind us, vaccines are enabling lockdowns to become a thing of the past, with economic growth returning.When it comes to the Australian sharemarket, there are more reasons for investors to be optimistic than pessimistic.

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The a2 Milk company (A2M/ASX) is favoured by both Michael **le, managing director of Fairmont Equities, and Chris Conway, executive director of investment newsletter Marcus Today.The Australian and New Zealand-listed baby formula and fresh milk company has reported weaker-than-expected sales in China and has had “everything thrown at it”, **le says. “It has got to a point where all of that is priced in [to its share price],” he says.“Daigou” channels, where local buyers purchase milk products and send them to China – significant for a2 Milk profits – were disrupted by COVID-19, but are set to recover as international borders reopen, **le says. It would take only one piece of positive news to “lead to a pop in the share price”, he says.