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Prompted by a conversation with his daughter, the stockbroker shares his take on the property vs shares debate for young investors.

Bulls claim they would, but history contradicts them: when valuations are extended, sharply lower rates crush rather than boost stocks.

With rate cuts looming and markets at highs, Magellan’s Ofer Karliner makes the case for infrastructure as income’s quiet achiever.

Plato's Peter Gardner and Atlas' Hugh Dive share what they look for in income stocks, before running the ruler over a handful of ASX names.

Earnings leadership, company quality and stock valuation is what Trent Masters looks for when picking.

A guide to income investing in 2025, exploring how changing interest rates and new asset classes have transformed the yield landscape.

Volatility, tariffs, and shifting geopolitics reshaped markets in H1. Here’s how we're positioning for what’s next.

Markets powered ahead this week as strong US earnings, soft jobs data and rising hopes of RBA cuts drove gains.

Tech has reshaped how we live. Now it’s changing how we survive. Jacob Celermajer on the medtech shift redefining modern healthcare.

Australian and global bond markets roared back in FY25. Here are the 10 top-performing Aussie and global fixed interest ETFs.

A 50% tariff, whether by accident or design, may prove the magic number to lift US copper prices above long-term incentive pricing.

Weak June labour data raise odds of an August RBA cut, but policy rules suggest cash rate is already too low.

Seneca said, ‘Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.’ H1 2025’s Regime Change requires building your own luck.

Laserbond (ASX:LBL) is a founder-led, fallen market darling but signs are emerging its fortunes could be about to turn for the better.

Falcon and Stavely do likewise with bumper drilling results while cash from Javelin’s toll treating plan could dwarf its market cap.

The ins and outs of using franking credits at tax time.

Iron-ore outlook steadied by talk of surprise property-support meeting and PBoC balance-sheet pickup; watch credit impulse for confirmation.

A new stock in a fast growing sector and a company that will generate more cash than its current market capitalisation in three years.

The stock market is a mental battleground - it pays to keep your emotions in check