Even before Friday’s incredible U-turn for stocks, where the Dow Jones was up a huge 1,000 points plus (with even the recently hated tech stocks back in favour), I had used the headline that it was a crazy we..

Contrary to media speculation, I can’t see the case for three rate rises this year. If I’m right, REITs could be among the more interesting investment ideas in 2026.

I’m taking the long-term punt on these three quality plays that have been beaten up big time of late

For someone whose job it is to guide investors, President Trump has turned Washington, home of the White House, into what I call Curve Ball County.

Why has Amcor’s share price jumped? How safe is Australian Military Bank, which is paying 4.7% for a 10 month term deposit? What does Deterra Royalties do? Are there any ETFs that invest in mining companies?

For market players, 2026 (just like 2025) is set to be the same as it was overnight — Trump-v-the economy, with AI remaining both the pumper of stock prices, as well as the potential thumper, if it underperfo..

Lithium prices have been rising since mid-2025, but the surge of the white metal into 2026 has been remarkable. Here are three opportunities that might look appealing to some investors.

While CSL has become a real head scratcher, a fall in its share price is understandable. But has the fall been excessive?  Its sell off looks way over the top.

For market players, 2026 (just like 2025) is set to be the same as it was overnight — Trump-v-the economy, with AI remaining both the pumper of stock prices, as well as the potential thumper, if it underperfo..

Here are three ETFs that could benefit from Great Power contestation for natural resources.

Here are three mixed-asset Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) to consider as you engage in portfolio construction and maintenance.

Yesterday for our general newsletter called Switzer Daily, I wrote a piece about a Santa Claus rally being on its way as US inflation falls! I couldn’t resist adding that Santa Claus is coming to town so..

While a more defensive stance in portfolios is required, growth opportunities still remain. Amid my expectation for a lower-return, more volatile year for global equities, here are 10 ideas using Exchange Trade..

In our last episode of 2025, we get the heavy hitters. This week on Switzer Investing TV, Peter Switzer sits down with three seasoned market pros to cut through the noise and talk straight about where the real ..

Is this Thanksgiving week stocks comeback the real thing or a real turkey?

I have been wanting to buy Promedicus for some time – what do the brokers say? I invested in an insurance bond with AMP, but the current provider doesn’t think I meet the 10 year rule. What are my options? ..

This is a crucial question for all investors because if I predict a sell-off and I’m right, then being defensive, say in cash, will get you around 4% while those exposed to growth could lose 15% or more.

Is this Thanksgiving week stocks comeback the real thing or a real turkey?

This week, Peter Switzer is rejoined by co-host Paul Rickard. Together, the pair take on the higher than expected inflation result, why the market dislikes tech and growth stocks right now, and a few old favour..

This is a crucial question for all investors because if I predict a sell-off and I’m right, then being defensive, say in cash, will get you around 4% while those exposed to growth could lose 15% or more.

Is this Thanksgiving week stocks comeback the real thing or a real turkey?

My sense is investors will benefit from having more portfolio cash in 2026 and a higher weighting in fixed income. In the past few months, I’ve highlighted cash Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). This week, my foc..

The ETF EX20 has been a good performer over the past two years, helped by falling interest rates. But with rate cuts on hold (or done and dusted), should we reduce our exposure to EX20?

Are the chips down for markets, or is it time to buy the dip? Plus, the future of broadband competition and whether micro-cap stocks are set for a revival.

Friday’s stock trading in the US underlined how I got it right when I named today’s story about this week’s share market action as being driven by “loser catastrophisers”.

This week, Peter Switzer is joined at the desk by special guest Adam Dawes of Shaw and Partners. Together, the pair breathe a collective sigh of relief at Nvidia, while also looking at some of the market's prob..

The pessimist turns to the optimist one day and says 'well, at least things couldn't get any worse'. And the optimist turns to him and says 'oh yes it can!'. Is this most recent share market shake-up something ..

It’s been a tricky week for stock players with the tailwinds that have been driving share prices to all-time highs starting to face some countervailing headwinds.

Here are three thematic investing ideas that I believe have further gains ahead this decade.

Get the full story behind the latest stock market pullback—and how you can position your portfolio defensively in uncertain times. Paul Rickard and guests break down why the markets have turned cautious, whet..

It’s been a tricky week for stock players with the tailwinds that have been driving share prices to all-time highs starting to face some countervailing headwinds.

Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard talk about the shift back to safety as investors pile into the banks, whether ASX Ltd is worth buying again, how local techs like Xero and TechnologyOne are holding up, and why Go..

What I’ve created today is my Triple B investment portfolio, that is, the Best Business Buys portfolio — driven by the key messages that Warren Buffett has taught us.

Wall Street survived and thrived during the month of October, a month that has created some of the greatest crashes of all time: Black Monday of the Great Depression, the 1987 crash and even the biggest down da..

In our “HOT” stock this week, Michael Gable, Managing Director of Fairmont Equities, says that he expects Whitehaven Coal (WHC) to rally from here and current levels are a buying opportunity.

Peter Switzer is joined three expert guests to unpack the biggest stories shaping markets, property and innovation this week.

Last week it was the gripping story of ‘When Albo met Trump’ that captured the stock market’s applause, at least locally. But next week it will be the sequel ‘When Xi met Trump’.

Are Treasury Wines and Woolworths “cheap” and a buy for capital gain over the next 1-2 years? What do the brokers think of rare earths miner Arafura? What is a “first” strike?

Here’s my list of seven growth stocks that the analysts like and where the forecasted dividends look attractive, if you add in franking credits.