At the start of the year, we announced the ten most tipped stocks from our Livewire reader survey. Three months into the year, this diverse basket is already up by 25.6% on average (or 26.9% with dividends), versus 8.6% for the ASX200. We saw some impressive results from the most... Show More

One of the most engaging parts of my role at Livewire is working with Australian fund managers to discuss their views and bring you great content. With over 400 managers now contributing to the platform, overseeing the content can feel like being at the epicentre of the market. So with... Show More

As we look forward into 2019, conditions for equity investors remain mixed. Global growth has been slowing with rising US interest rates, trade wars and Brexit. Whilst domestically the economy has performed better than expected this year, the tightening in lending standards is impacting the indebted consumer and house prices... Show More

Miners and Banks are the two dominant sectors on the ASX. For the last few years, the miners have done the heavy lifting, and while they are a long way from former highs, there is no denying they've had a good run. Catherine Allfrey of Wavestone Capital says investors are... Show More

With both government bonds and bank accounts still returning less than 3%, investors continue to turn to the stock market for yield. In this week’s Buy Hold Sell, Catherine Allfrey from Wavestone and Chad Slater from Morphic share their view on five big-cap stocks with big yields. Key points: Further dividend cuts... Show More

Catherine Allfrey from Wavestone Capital and Chad Slater from Morphic Asset Management highlight the best and worst from reporting season, including one company that Morphic has been openly short on, but has revised its view post-reporting season, saying: “My god, it was a good result.” Key points The big... Show More

In this week’s episode of Buy Hold Sell, Catherine Allfrey from Wavestone Capital and Chad Slater from Morphic Asset Management share their view on Flight Centre, Harvey Norman, Coca-Cola Amatil, Qantas, and Treasury Wine Estates. Key points: Flight Centre is benefitting from low airfares globally There’s a large short interest in Harvey Norman,... Show More