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Uranium is also getting a glow as producers and investors await a surge of buying from electricity generators.

Shareholder activism brings private equity thinking to markets, creating opportunities to unlock inherent value in listed companies.

While they are never welcomed by stockmarket investors, sharemarket corrections are an inevitable part of any stockmarket cycle.

Meet the Livewire Dividend Rockstars. Five fundies share 10 ASX income picks for 2027. Can they beat Vanguard’s high-yield ETF?

Upgrades for consumer staples and agriculture, downgrades for industrials and healthcare. Morgans' sector views and the stocks backing them.

Two fund managers test the defensive credentials of Coles, Telstra, HMC Capital and Pro Medicus, then share two more stocks they’re backing.

Seeing the forest for the trees remains more important than ever.

US shares have beaten Australian shares for five years. The cause, in our view, is no longer the tech cycle but a deeper structural divide.

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Chasing trends yielded two very different results across September and October. What will November have in store?

US data centre stocks tumble after the Democratic midterm sweep, while ASX operators rally as investors reassess global AI infrastructure.

A definitive midterm result will have some impact but shouldn't change too much for what's moving markets.

Firmus, AirTrunk and NEXTDC have all hit funding hurdles. Matthew Kidman says that's the real risk for AI stocks, so he's getting defensive.

Sound strange? Here's a different way to think about leaving your kids money.

The election did not want for colourful candidates. The right-wing candidate, the son of a former president convicted of attempting a coup, is under investigation for...

Battery technology and lithium stocks have had a rollercoaster year, rising more than 40% at one point during the Iran War before sliding back toward flat year-to-date...

The RBA hiked interest rates on Melbourne Cup Day - that sounds bad for consumers but beaten down retail stocks caught a hot bid.

Small caps trail large caps by a margin seen only three times since 2002. AGM insights and five catalysts that could spark a rebound.

A return to historical norms for interest rates means the outlook for bonds is finally attractive again.