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Daniel Sullivan, Head of Global Natural Resources, outlines an approach for achieving long-term success in the natural resources sector.

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Myth 2: Only risky, sub-bank grade loans are funded by private debt

In this episode, Livewire's Chris Conway sits down with two experts for their analysis of the small-cap market's darlings and dogs.

Callum Newman of Fat Tail Investment Research explains why looking for ideas outside of consensus can pay off big time

...and none of them are in the technology sector!

REA Group, Domain Holdings, and CAR Group benefit from network effects but face various market challenges

Plus, two unexpected dividend picks that Lazard Asset Management’s Aaron Binsted likes.

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The G can be a forgotten cousin in ESG. You can make sustainable and repeatable profit from the G.

Boss Energy recently drummed its first uranium at Honeymoon. This wire explores why that is significant and what happens next.

Investors understand the power of demographic information. Back in the early 1990s, when I was presenting to investors at ASX-sponsored conferences, I recall...

At a Glance: The Federal Reserve's delays in the much anticipated rate cuts have widespread implications for the U.S. economy and the private sector. In this...

If you’re going to invest in innovation, why not go with a company that’s proven they’re good at it? In this video/article, Platinum Investment Analyst, Manroop Singh,...

Another surplus but not for long

We knew the energy transition would add to demand, but AI and data centers will push the supply-gap wider in a perfect storm for copper

Why, despite recent market expectations, the RBA’s next move is more likely a cut rather than a hike.

The United States' proposed US$18 billion of tariff tightening will affect Australian miners, with several set to benefit longer-term

It's not in the Australian consumer cyclical sector, which he believes has further to fall

The book’s premises are false and its forecasts have been wildly inaccurate. By exposing its flaws I reconfirm some basics of investment.