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Bulls and bears both rely on history for their equities outlook. What gives? An investigation into the fine print of historical precedents.

Most investors’ portfolios have traditionally relied on equities and bonds to provide their primary source of returns. However, as markets and investor behaviours...

This week’s charts begin with a look at a daily time series for the Chinese economy

This week's interviewee is one familiar to long-time viewers and readers of the Livewire website.

This asset class is expected to outperform in current market conditions, whilst assets in this region could do better once again.

The diversification dilemma...

Large ticket sizes, opaque deals, and the managed fund structure are potential barriers these Alternatives listed vehicles seek to overcome

The daily Match Out for Friday 10 November with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

With annual general meeting (AGM) season underway, what is becoming clear, yet again, is that great managers are good at two things. The first is running the business,...

Cash is back and investors now have a bunch of options to help stay ahead of inflation.

Buxton-IGO nickel hit augurs well for neighbour Stavely, gold set for Santa rally and Sunstone exploration target points to big open pit.

The subject of one of Livewire's most viewed interviews offers an update to his views - from the outsider's perspective.

Defaults are inevitable, but you don't need to carry the risk to get a return according to Roy Keenan from Yarra Capital Management.

The daily Match Out for Thursday 9 November with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

Get up to date on overnight market activity and the big events for the day.

Does China’s recent economic weakness bely a broken economic model?

Rates pricing may also be trying to tell the Reserve Bank an important message.

Markets were weak in October with the ASX All Ordinaries Accumulation Index down 3.85%. Small and micro cap stocks underperformed large cap stocks with the S&P/ASX...

The daily Match Out for Wednesday 8 November 2023 with James Gerrish of Market Matters

In recent times, the cost of living in Australia has grown faster than salaries, meaning ‘real’ wages have gone backwards. We believe this is about to reverse as the...