Good news greets the day, with one of the greatest current concerns right now for this stock market rally not becoming a bigger worry overnight.

The market is favouring businesses with strong balance sheets; the more robust, the better. It shows people are opting for quality, long-term investments rather than optically cheap stocks.

If a quicker-than-expected recovery emerges, then you can rule out another big second leg down for stocks. And investing in banks now for a pay-off over the next decade looks like a good play.

The headlines from Wall Street overnight were pointing to continued optimism on a drug that will KO the Coronavirus.

Businesses and individuals will have to adjust to a new normal in the post-COVID world. What will this new normal look like? And what does that mean for our investment portfolios?

Dividend chasers just might have to cop capital gains striking back this year until dividends return.

The US stock market wrestled its way into positive territory, despite negative economic reports and the Trump team continuing to stick it to China.

Some of the household names in tech stocks are situated in the US. By playing it safe and only investing locally, you’ve basically turned your back on 98.1% of the global listed equity opportunity set. Read a..