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But history says the currency is biased downwards after the RBA cuts, yet with PPP undervaluation.

With markets expecting official cash rates to fall over this year, we argue that managed cash funds offer many advantages over term deposits

We are overweight in equity markets with superior fundamentals - but Australia is not one of them.

Weekly Update | 19th January, 2024

There is one asset class that typically does well in years of market uncertainty and volatility - find out what it is and how to participate

Forager's investment team reflected on how their global and Australian equities strategies fared in 2023 and what's ahead this year.

Income comes in all forms and across many asset classes. These ETFs can help broaden your income stream in 2024.

Stock markets cheered when the Fed paused their rate hikes. Is this the start of a bull market or a bull trap?

We look at what has shaped the Australia market in 2023 and provide our perspectives on what lies ahead for Australian equities in 2024

The market leaders at the start are rarely the same as the ones leading us out of it

With risk-free yields near 5%, fixed income is back.

The share price performance of all US infrastructure sub-sectors, excluding midstream oil/gas, was disappointing over the course of 2023. This was possibly spurred by...

I share four actions you can take to help preserve capital in a year where downside risks dominate the outlook.

Another tough day at the office for Aussie investors as more bad news on the Chinese economy further undermined investor confidence.

Goldman Sachs has reviewed Aussie banks, revealing its preferred picks as well as those to avoid.

“Far more money has been lost by investors trying to anticipate corrections, than lost in the corrections themselves.” - Peter Lynch

Following a year of uncertainty, none of the fund managers featured in the Outlook Series were bearish ahead of 2024. Find out why...

Price-to-earnings ratios of 100-plus see these companies automatically disqualified from many portfolios, but is this jumping the gun?

Ray David discusses why James Hardie (JHX) has visionary characteristics and enduring qualities that are rare on the ASX.

We believe we are on the other side of a difficult period for growth equity investing.