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JB Hi-Fi's FY23 results overview Australian-based electronics and home appliance retailer, and consumer litmus test (not forget one of the highest quality retailers in...

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Australian dollar weakness has been supporting Aussie investors’ returns from global equities. But economic recovery, new Chinese stimulus measures, higher commodity...

There are a handful of retailers in Australia that we can class in terms of quality as superior, if not unsurpassable. Those retailers include JB Hi-Fi, ARB and Reece...

It has been the experience of the Fairlight investment team that online classifieds (e.g. property, used cars or jobs) are generally great businesses. Once a portal...

Contrarian investing is not a bad thing.

When a business decides to raise money to fund its operations, it has two main options to choose from: equity or debt. Many businesses use a combination of both, and...

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VanEck's latest quarterly macro markets commentary balances sobering global views alongside some brighter spots closer to home

Momentum versus fundamentals. Price versus earnings. Disinflation versus deflation. This week's theme is all about contrasts.

Ratings, consensus price targets, and FNArena insights on each stock covered feature in the following article.

This week’s charts begin with a visualisation of “early hikers”

There is nothing melodious about inflation, but it is the recurring melody of the times in which we currently live.

In this wire, you'll learn why Jessica Farr-Jones believes the future looks positive for this burgeoning asset class.

The world's largest gold miner hands down what could be its final result as a publicly listed company.

This company's share price has outperformed the average Sydney house by 400% over the last decade.

Commodities stand to benefit from underinvestment and the clean energy transition

The daily Match Out for Thursday 10 August with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

This unscientific approach might partly offset rising costs by owning some of the biggest beneficiaries.

A 30-35% chance of a US-led recession suggests there's much more left in this story.