asset allocation

Patience needed on US rate cut prospects

Commodities are at a tipping point, keep close watch on this chart!

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

As the landscape of Impact Investing continues to evolve rapidly, so too do the opportunities to leverage them. Find out more.

Tectonic shifts are creating new opportunities for investors with a global mindset.

The answer may not be as bad as you might think, even if the recession drags on.

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

The Fed and RBA have hiked rates aggressively. This almost always means recession. Here are some actions to take to protect your portfolio.

What do people mean when they talk about investing in real assets? What makes owning a slice of a building or gas pipeline different from owning a slice of a bank or a...

On fixed rate bond exposure, now is not the time to have zero, but it is not the time to fill your boots.

The Fed has taken interest rates to restrictive levels. The risk of recession is growing. It is time to reduce risk, and build resilience.

The diversification dilemma...

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

Australia equity sectors with growth at a reasonable price: healthcare, industrials, utilities (Siwat Nakmai)

An upside surprise to quarterly inflation has economists rushing into the "one more hike" option.

We know the issues, but how can you profit from the structural changes happening in markets right now?

Bonds have been beaten down harder than the Wallabies in the 2023 World Cup. Rising interest rates since mid-2020 have delivered the largest loss in long-dated bonds...

In this thought experiment, Ord Minnett's David Lane shares how he would invest $100K safely given the prevailing market conditions.

The financial media, retail investors, and scarily, most advisers do not know how to compare apples with apples.

Static expected return forecasts lead to harsher drawdowns. Forward-looking forecasts produce more resilient portfolios.