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Day 4 of Livewire’s 12 days of Christmas brings insights from four experts.

And we're willing to bet you won't be able to guess what it sells!

Antipodes portfolio managers discuss the stocks and key themes to watch in global markets in 2025.

Australian investment grade credit in 2025 remains strong, supported by healthy corporate balance sheets and a supportive economic backdrop.

We expect better outcomes for fixed income markets in 2025 than in recent times now that the extreme rate tightening is past, yields are still at attractive levels and...

The macro themes and opportunities investors should take into consideration as they navigate the future of fixed income.

Plus, the unexpected ASX financial Julian McCormack holds a high conviction in.

A lot of investors seemed pretty convinced what Trump means for markets. Here, we highlight two myths that are worth challenging.

In times of uncertainty, looking for assets with strong moats and the ability to offer defensive income and capital growth can be critical.

Costco's share price is up over 20,000% in 40 years. Will this mid-cap Canadian retailer do the same?

2024 was a year marked by global inflation and economic growth concerns. As we head into 2025, volatility will remain an enduring constant.

Livewire’s 12 days of Christmas continues with three Rapid Fire interviews.

In a market full of garden-variety outlooks, these two stand out like bright needles in a haystack.

What’s in store for the uranium market in 2025 and which ASX uranium stocks are oversold at current levels.

It's been rough to watch the most expensive companies in the market get even more so. But that doesn't mean opportunities don't exist.

Real Asset Management's Matthew Strotton is bullish on this often overlooked area of healthcare real estate investing.

Marcus Today's Henry Jennings and Atlas Funds Management's Hugh Dive reflect on the year that was, and cast an eye towards 2025.

Bell Potter's Richard Coppleson pours through over 140 years of stock market data in this piece.

From wine and watches to Lego and trading cards, there are plenty of collectibles that you could put under the tree this year.

Plus, why Trump's second era of tariffs may not have as consequential an impact as markets fear.