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The daily Match Out for Wednesday 28 June, with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

Semiconductor rebound drives performance

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

A few winning ideas for this year – much to everyone's surprise – and what could keep them driving ahead

Despite the volatility of markets, Claremont Global's Bob Desmond is finding opportunities and only has a 4% allocation to cash.

Investors see it almost instantly when first searching a stock. Clearly, EPS is a hugely popular metric. But is it useful?

The largely resilient Australian consumer is starting to slowdown. Here's what Macquarie is seeing and the stocks it favours going forward.

Recent ratings of the sector's top five stocks and the biggest fears – and opportunities – according to Resolution Capital's Andrew Parsons

Stock sells were thin on the ground last week but small resources company directors did plenty of buying

Annuities provider well positioned for rising interest rates and structural growth in retirement savings.

Bitcoin has been the best performing asset class in 2023, but what about longer term? These charts are indicators of the state of bitcoin.

A key US recession indicator just turned red but what does it mean for equity investors?

Macquarie expects oil prices to remain rangebound between US$70-80 a barrel and shares its preferred picks in the small to mid cap space.

There's currently a dislocation between portfolio value and share/unit prices for LICs and LITs. I look at the factors for why.

The daily Match Out for Tuesday 27 June with James Gerrish of Market Matters.

Analysis of its monthly financial statements since 2005 uncovers trends that commentaries about its annual budget downplay or overlook.

You know that scene. The one where the hero is dying of thirst, crawling on their hands and knees across the scorching desert sand. They spot an oasis on the horizon …...

The market is in for a rude awakening, according to Global asset manager Crescat Capital.

Characterised by a mixture of softening activity indicators and a remarkably tight labour market. What lies ahead for the Australian economy

For investors, this may seem daunting. But it also could be one of the best periods to deploy capital in decades.