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And why KKR's Richard Schoenfeld believes we're nearly the end of the interest rate hike cycle.

Government Bonds are arguably now in better shape and more able to defend portfolios than they have been in years.

Clive Smith looks at how one's conception of risk can determine how much bullion should be held within a portfolio.

While markets have coalesced behind the view that rates will stay higher for longer, the consensus expectation for central banks in major economies such as the Fed,...

Data suggests the much-vaunted Santa Claus is becoming less profitable and less reliable for Australian investors.

As we monitor the behavior of the Australian consumer, it's crucial to acknowledge that consumption constitutes approximately 50 per cent of Australia's GDP,...

Claremont Global's Bob Desmond and Forager's Gareth Brown share the impact that Charlie Munger had on them.

Weekly Update | 1st December, 2023

The world is awash with news that a drug designed to treat type 2 diabetes has also been approved to help achieve weight loss. Glucagon-like peptide 1 — or GLP-1 — is...

Despite volatility, private equity investors have been rewarded this year. We delve into valuations and what recent share buybacks signal.

Before switching off after (another) hectic year, take the opportunity to review your investments using the following checklist.

Is there any value left after global growth's stellar run? You'll find out in this episode of Buy Hold Sell.

The Match Out for Wednesday 29 November with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

There is a case for Australian investors to tilt to hedged global investments while maintaining a decent exposure to foreign currency.

Global investors appear to be completely oblivious to the prospect of a very important upgrade to the major banks’ Tier 2 bond credit ratings with Standard & Poor’s...

A broader economic slowdown might still be necessary to convince the RBA that its policies are sufficiently restrictive.

US fixed income and credit command a lot of attention, but a region in our backyard offers higher yields for equivalent credit quality.

Recently good news has been bad news. Why is this, and are we about to enter into a new cycle where good news becomes good news again?

ETFs and TDs can be cost-efficient, however, they may undervalue risk and overlook the potential for higher income and returns.

As China reflated its economy in 2015, we saw a massive five-to-six-year tailwind assisting the property boom. Speculation and strong property prices led to...