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Seneca CEO and Portfolio Manager Luke Laretive takes us inside the big recent moves in its ASX funds.

First Sentier's Dushko Bajic selects a squad of ASX stocks he thinks can offer the perfect mix of defence and attack.

As market concentration deepens and investment styles converge, achieving differentiated outcomes may require a smarter approach.

Plus, Chalice prepares to drill strong copper-rare earths target and PhosCo keeps growing its world-scale fertiliser project.

In a special Income Series episode, Peter Gardner and Michael O'Neill tackle 8 popular income stocks and pitch one of their own.

Ten Cap's Jun Bei Liu on the stock she sold early and why it was the right call even if it left money on the table.

Australia’s biggest investment tax shake-up in decades is changing the rules for property and shares. We highlight the winners and losers.

Urenco’s US expansion won’t solve the near-term fuel squeeze, but it shows why uranium investors are looking further down the chain.

Australia has just one dividend aristocrat and a handful of contenders. We dig into 20 years of ASX dividend data. Here's what we found.

Lotus Resources is pulling away from the pack in terms of short interest while GYG gets a reprieve.

The Perpetual portfolio manager shares where they're looking for solid performance and where the risks are for Australian income investors.

A contrarian AI thesis, surprising stock picks and a warning for investors chasing expensive growth.

Lithium is back in an upcycle and everyone’s rushing to buy an EV — but a rival battery chemistry is gaining traction fast.

Plus, Develop eyes bumper cashflows from lithium sales by Christmas. And Xpedra’s gold drilling results shine through in a gloomy market.

Investors got the chance to ring the opening bell at the TSX and hear top ETF ideas from the experts. Here’s how Aussies can play them.

BHP’s record share price is rational, as the firm pivots to copper mining which commands higher valuation multiples.

Periods of narrow market leadership rarely last forever. Here is why Australian investors may look toward mid-cap opportunities.

C. Joye sees a now entrenched inflation problem, and a paralysed RBA. And sounds like we are in desperate times. So, desperate measures?

There is a very real risk that Labor’s budget will push the Aussie economy into recession. The market isn't priced for that at all.

The government plans to remove negative gearing to help renters buy homes. For those who remain renters, the wrong levers are being pulled

Shares in the emerging gold-silver producer now trading well below peers; Plus, new report says uranium set to rip.

Budget noise or not, Aussie innovation rolls on. Oscar Oberg and Alex Shevelev share 6 small-cap growth stocks with big potential.

AI demand has sent chip stocks soaring, but the next phase may test investors’ conviction.

Two stocks make up 22% of the ASX. Here’s why some investors are rethinking “diversified” portfolios.