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Current market conditions mean staying local might be your best bet. Here's what the pros are buying.

Warren Buffett’s retirement marks the end of an era – but should you be following in his footsteps?

Some international companies are offering far superior growth prospects than their ASX equivalents, and often at lower valuations.

Matthew Haupt from Wilson Asset Management and Tim Johnston from Tyndall Asset Management analyse stocks set to benefit from rate cuts.

At 26x PE, ~3% div yield, and 2.5% profit growth, CBA outperformance is mainly reliant on a 'greater fool' being willing to pay more.

Price action globally seems to suggest Trump Tariffs anxiety was just that, a silly, bad dream. But are markets too sanguine?

After an impressive recovery, is the future really that rosy for the ASX 200? Plus three stocks UBS is adding to its most-preferred list.

It's generally easy for fund managers to tell you about all the stocks they love, but the art of selling is a far more difficult discipline.

You might want a lie down after reading this investment giant's views about the state of the US and hits from an ongoing trade war.

CBA’s valuation defies logic. JPMorgan’s fundamentals are stronger, yet it’s cheaper. It might be time to rethink what you own.

A catch up on the latest upgrades, downgrades, and price target changes for ANZ, CBA, NAB, WBC & Co. The big brokers have been very busy!

Flight Centre, Brambles, Yowie, Bubs, and Reliance Worldwide warn tariffs may hurt their profits as share buyers shrug off the risk.

Matthew Haupt from Wilson Asset Management and Tim Johnston from Tyndall Asset Management discus how lower rates will impact ASX investing.

Matthew Haupt from Wilson Asset Management and Tim Johnston from Tyndall Asset Management discuss rate cut winners and losers.

Even the most ardent lithium bulls must concede the major issue facing the lithium market is oversupply. Bad news, it’s getting worse!

Money is made by buying great companies at attractive prices. Such opportunities only come along during periods of heightened volatility.

This business is up more than 20-fold in 5 years, with brokers and fund managers lining up to call it a buy.

ASX energy companies WDS, STO, BPT, KAR and WHC won’t escape the trade war unscathed, say big brokers, but significant value is emerging.

From spicy speculative stocks to income-producing large-caps, these companies could sizzle if management do their job and the market turns.

First do no harm. Management should try to not forget the hippocratic oath.

As markets stop and take a breath, we see what portfolio managers are thinking - and buying.

Ray David from Blackwattle Investment Partners uncovers a great business at a bargain price—with a bonus turnaround option for free.

Tough market for raisings is irrelevant to Harmanis-controlled junior; Gold project falls into Nordic’s Lap-land; Rare earths stocks bounce.

The Australian market is dominated by industry leading business and investors can benefit from their privileged positions.