Investment analysis, share recommendations, and market insights.
If I'm right and our market trades in a sideways range this year, investors will need strategies.
Markets are at record highs, yet the world feels anything but settled. In this piece, I weigh up the case for staying fully invested versus pulling back to a more defensive footing – and look at what history, and some of Wall Street’s sharpest minds, tell us about where we go from here.
The 2026 Federal Budget landed three significant tax changes that every Australian investor needs to understand. Here’s a breakdown of what’s changing on capital gains tax, negative gearing and discretionary trusts – including what’s grandfathered, what isn’t, and what, if anything, you should be doing right now.
Raymond Chan, Private Client Adviser & Head of Asian Desk at Morgans highlights that Sigma Healthcare’s (SIG) year-to-date update shows continued strong momentum.
This week, I'm looking at the rest of the ASX-listed cardiac health cohort – all of which have different angles in heart health.
I want to share with you a market assessment of how the Budget might affect shares. This is the analysis from stockbroking firm Morgans. I’ve added a bit of Switzer flavour to the piece.
These Federal Budget capital gains tax changes encourage a greater focus on long-term income investing.
In our “HOT” stock article, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, explains why he considers Sandfire Resources (SFR) a BUY.
With the $A at 72 cents, is it too late to select a currency hedged option for international shares? Are the superannuation caps being increased next year? What do the major brokers think about Goodman Group? Why has ANZ increased its franking percentage from 70% to 75%, and why is it the only major bank not to fully frank its dividends?
In this week’s Boom Doom Zoom, we take your questions on the Federal Budget and how it might affect the market and your investments.
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