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Rapid Fire interview with the Yarra Capital Management equities team following the recently completed ASX reporting season.

Lithium companies continue to maintain or increase production levels even as lithium minerals prices plummet. How long can they continue?

Medallion Financial's Michael Wayne and First Sentier Investors' David Wilson discuss the highs and lows of the results season.

Real Asset Management's Michael Frearson argues that we'll see the full impact of rate hikes in coming months. Here's how he's investing.

September has traditionally been the worst month for shares, but what is the Australian experience? Sell, or stay, in September?

Despite bullish calls for copper, it really hasn't gone anywhere for the last couple of years. So, is that about to change?

10 questions with Chris Prunty from QVG Capital

Property may be one of your biggest assets – can you use your super to buy it?

There was a lot of volatility this results season, but these stocks hardly moved at all. Today's guests share why they should have.

I’m more interested in safe-haven investments than I used to be. And it’s not just that I’m into my sixties now, although clearly that is a part of it. More than just...

Schroders' Sebastian Mullins argues we should get used to higher inflation but in the meantime, these are the assets he likes.

The latest Firetrail Equity Edge Podcast has just landed.

The data suggests there may be value in spreading your investments in a more equal way, rather than simply weighting by market cap.

Murdoch speaks with Bo Zhuang, Initium; Hayson & Huang Family Office about working with UHNW families, Commercial Property & Private credit.

We think we've found an opportunity in the largest IPO of the year, trading on 10.5x core after tax earnings.

Whilst everyone is intrigued by the returns offered by private credit, there remains some knowledge gaps. We're here to help close them.

Plus, why small-caps have a robust future over the next six to 12 months.

Could the economy be dodging a recession? New data suggests a softer outcome might be on the horizon

With savings depleted and growth under pressure, the time for the RBA to ease is now.

In an August reporting season defined by weak guidance, there were still plenty of surprises to be found.