The MSCI All Country World Index has compounded at 20% per year in US dollars since December 2022, well above the 7–8% annual return investors might reasonably expect...

I challenged two ETF heavyweights to build a simple five-ETF portfolio for investors who want to outperform their super fund.

With $1.2m in super, $1.1m in inherited shares and a $600k reno on the table, Michael and Sarah ask: what should we actually do first?

In 1999, nine of the ten largest stocks re-rated. In 2026, only two have.

We tend to be sceptical of initial public offerings, as sellers have a strong incentive to get the highest price.

As stocks hit new record highs and bond yields climb, we break down why markets are defying logic - and where to position your portfolio.

Same $2 million, two very different retirement strategies. Adam Dawes reveals how he'd invest, with downloadable model portfolios.

The key red flags that got in the way of Australia's most anticipated IPO.

Rising bond yields are failing to deter gold ETF buyers, raising questions about fiscal risk, inflation and confidence in monetary policy.

CBA CEO Matt Comyn discusses a range of topics from the economy, the new tax changes, and the impact of AI on Australia's biggest bank.

The Gensler era is over, the SEC now allows token value accrual, and protocols are paying holders. The investment thesis has been rewritten.

Plus, junior Great Southern suggests giant Gold Fields may have a big find at their Queensland JV. And Killi has a Gold Fields JV too.

We put Market Index’s new quant screener Stock Scores to the test on five ASX stocks scoring top marks on quality and growth.

Almost half-price from their highs, these former market darlings are catching UBS's eye, while AMP's rally may be running out of steam.

Jun Bei Liu calls Firmus "very high risk", while two other fund managers question the growth credentials of CBA and Sonic Healthcare.

After turning an early $3 million Canva investment into more than $1 billion, Blackbird is hunting for its next breakout winners.

The market's firmest rule is never to catch a falling knife. It is also the reason its best bargains so often go unclaimed.

Here, Tuckwell explains why he remains bullish on US stocks and AI, while backing copper for the long term and turning bullish on gold.