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The bond market mayhem and the small cap situation.

NextDC's share price collapse has exposed an uncomfortable reality for AI investors. Henry Jennings explains why the worst may not be over.

Reported operating results over the past week have confirmed the shift in sentiment toward AI.

Fidelity’s global PMs on whether AI can pay its own way in 2027 and four stocks they like that sit outside the AI trade.

Driven by agentic AI, memory demand is decoupling from past consumer cycles, leaving Samsung as a compelling and contrarian opportunity

At the start of 2026, critical minerals were the year’s hottest investment theme. Ten months on, the sector has fallen hard. What’s changed?

Bell Potter's Rob Crookston on the asset allocation decisions that actually move the needle.

The question income investors should consider as essential to their research.

VanEck's GOAT ETF looks at hundreds of global stocks. Here's what it's been buying and selling.

For Australian resources investors, China Shock 2.0 presents a more selective opportunity than the commodity boom of the early 2000s.

Uranium producers are in the sights, but it's a struggling market darling that tops the list.

PLS Group is blasting through the negativity with its lithium mine expansion. But the analyst community is unimpressed with cost

The number of Australians that are in what the super industry’s regulator calls “unsustainable funds” has increased to more than 1 million.

With bond yields potentially peaking, James Gerrish sees a market shift that could favour two ETFs over traditional S&P 500 exposure.

Family offices can be attractive prospective investors because some have greater flexibility than traditional institutional allocators.