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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.

Even in benign markets, investors can prepare their portfolios for whatever is next.

Could wealth management software systems be an opportunity many are overlooking?

Which are the best dividends to collect this dividend season, and how can Aussie investors do it safely and avoid the “Dividend Trap”?

This special edition includes quotes across the entire month of August taken from company results, presentations and earnings calls.

Financial markets provide opportunity to increase exposure to some good and great Australian businesses.

Livewire sits down with Katana Asset Management's Romano Sala Tenna to find out.

Sebastian Mullins shares why the current environment is more normal than investors have seen in the past decade and how to invest in it

Hear Andrew, MD of Remara discuss the business & sheds light on Remaras' Private Credit Income Fund, which has returned 12.31% average p.a.

The question is to hedge or not to hedge.

Read on to find the ratings, consensus price targets, and FNArena insights on each stock covered.

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights this month. See the links for more information.

Interesting and under the radar media on finance, economics, politics and society

Two major brokers weigh in on the dire situation in the lithium market, warning further shutdowns are likely if prices don’t improve soon.

Earnings season rollercoaster: Market whiplash, hidden gems, and surprising resilience. Dive into the week's biggest movers and shakers.

Remember when the RBA consistently referred to the buffer of “excess savings” accumulated during the post COVID period? Have you noticed that they have largely stopped...

ASX energy companies Santos & Woodside Energy have reported their half-year results. This top analyst gives us his view on which is better.

Its GDP is growing – but relies upon mammoth, debt-fuelled deficits. Without this “stimulus” the U.S. would’ve been in recession since 2009.