diversification

But good news - it's not that hard to fix.

It was the late great (at least in economic circles) Noble Prize-winning economist Harry Markowitz who said the only free lunch in investing is diversification. ...

Shifting market dynamics have changed what works and what doesn’t. Here’s what you need to know.

Do we really need more ETFs, stocks and other investments to generate attractive returns? Or could you do the same with one or two?

Because knowing what you don't know is oftentimes more important than knowing what you do know.

Investor appetite for hedge funds has picked up at precisely the right time

Income is always a component of total return, whereas capital growth is not.

The coming decade looks different to the last and with that means a change in the usual methods of diversification according to Atrium.

Traditional views using bonds for diversification are flawed in the new world. Atrium's Brendan Paul shares what makes a diversifier today.

High yield ASX-listed stocks offer a long-term premium of 2.3 per cent, below average market risk and above-average interest rate risk.