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For over a decade, Bitcoin has followed a pattern of four-year cycles. These cycles, tied to Bitcoin’s unique halving mechanism, have been associated with significant...

At the start of the year, U.S. exceptionalism, which has prevailed for over a decade, was widely expected to persist. Since then, however, several factors have...

The copper price is rising again, and the ASX hosts several world-class copper stocks. We investigate which of their charts looks the best.

High yields were once easy to find, but today’s landscape demands a new approach. Vanguard explores a potential strategy for investors.

Resolution Capital's Sarah Lau discusses the underappreciated opportunities in global listed infrastructure in this episode of Fund in Focus

There has been a lot of talk in the press recently about how government debt influences interest rates. However, the data tells a different story. Government borrowing...

Despite expectations for a bumpier ride in 2025, we are optimistic that global equities can still deliver a positive return this year.

Can Optimus deliver US$10 trillion in revenue and will Tesla become bigger than the next five largest companies combined? Maybe, says Musk.

A guide to using ETFs and LICs for the alternatives component of your portfolio.

Whether you look at direct property or listed property, certain common sense principles remain true, according to Resolution Capital

Alphinity's Bruce Smith shares where he and team have been making moves and why - and it's not what you might think.

Here we share some of the key insights from J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Guide to ETFs - available for download at the bottom of the wire.

Retail investors have unique advantages over institutions – if they know how to use them. Here’s how to turn your edge into results.

Praemium (ASX:PPS) is a growth business trading on 10x forward earnings, with EPS growing >20% for the next 3 years.

In today’s income-starved market, RAM's Real Income Fund sticks to quality, discipline and capital stability to deliver for investors.

Since the late-1980s they’ve mostly been lax. But at some point they’ll constrict and remain tight – and the 40-year bull market will end.

Dividends, capital growth, which is better? Why not both, and consistency as well? These are the most consistent ASX dividend stocks.

Is the United States heading towards a government debt crisis?

MLC Asset Management’s Anthony Golowenko explains the increasing popularity of separately managed accounts.

The March 2025 quarter has been the antithesis of the 2024 calendar year. Is this just a blip or is the rotation more sustainable?