stock market

Global markets look expensive—but it’s mostly the biggest companies driving that. The rest of the market is priced closer to normal.

In his latest memo, the legendary Oaktree investor lays out his 6 INVESTCON readiness conditions for handling high valuations.

If you're confused by stock price movements and the business media's role in them, you're not alone. Here's a stock price action explainer.

Labor’s resounding victory at the weekend’s Federal Election, securing a second term with a strengthened parliamentary majority, defied predictions of a close contest,...

This may be the most challenging Australian economy in a generation. So, what can investors expect from a Labor or Coalition government?

Should you invest now or wait for stock markets to settle? This is the number one question on every investor's lips. The answer:

A brief note on the investment implications of the Liberation Day tariff announcements

Gold is surging versus the Australian dollar, bitcoin has gone gangbusters and stocks are falling, so how should you position?

A common misperception Fisher Investments Australia sees: that GDP growth correlates with stock market performance

Antipodes portfolio managers discuss the stocks and key themes to watch in global markets in 2025.

Yesterday’s RBA meeting showed a marked dovish tilt in language, causing markets to reel in expectations for the first interest rate cut.

The current market’s valuation is among the top 3% of most expensive markets since 1881. Should investors be nervous?

Stocks are sagging on recession fears, big trades gone wrong, and war. Can past crashes help us predict if the next crash is about to occur?

You can own mega cap growth stocks and sleep at night too.

A comparison and collation of the various valuation indicators for the stock market.

This wire unpacks the key insights from the recent Outlook Series survey, in which nearly 5000 Livewire & Market Index readers participated

Let's put market efficiency to the test by selecting 5 ASX 200 stocks at random and see if their intrinsic value approximates market price.

When times are tough for an active manager

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

I wrote my last wire just before the current proverbial hit the fan. The US 2-year bond yield was trading just over 5%. The good old days… But the point of the article...