With bond yields potentially peaking, James Gerrish sees a market shift that could favour two ETFs over traditional S&P 500 exposure.

Family offices can be attractive prospective investors because some have greater flexibility than traditional institutional allocators.

Reporting every loss as an asset class failure does little to help investors understand the risk-reward proposition they signed up for.

An ASX case study in why being wrong can still mean getting it right in the end.

Intermittent electricity, ideologues have long insisted, is low-cost. I show why they’re wrong – and detail some implications for investors.

For every additional investor loan for a new home, there were approximately 16 fewer loans for established properties.

With too many cooks in private credit, investors are finding comfort in agriculture. But it's the quality of the cook that counts.

Australia's "dividend recession" may be passing as the 2026 August reporting season showed some revitalised signs in payment increases.

Token usage for Chinese AI models is surging. JP Morgan says that doesn't mean the US models are losing but it does change the economics.

The S&P 500’s CAPE is second only to the dot-com peak. But is the US market as expensive as it says?

DP Wealth's Andrew Wielandt unpacks our retirement survey of 1,400+ readers and shares six ETF picks spanning growth, dividends and bonds.

Andrew Parsons says there is no silver bullet to solve Australia’s housing affordability crisis.

Bond markets have thrown a spanner in the works of portfolio construction but it's not all bad news.

Flat on the surface, a stealth bear market underneath. 71% of All Ords stocks sit more than 20% below their 52-week highs.

Mining analysts have used cost curves for decades. Applied to AWS, the same tool points to a revenue path well above what Wall St. expects.

While markets focus on AI builders, established businesses putting AI to work are seeing real benefits that often go overlooked.

Despite AI concerns and elevated valuations, strong earnings and supportive economic conditions continue to favour global equities.

Inflation and rising rates can be tough for small caps, but there’s more to the story according to Forager’s Steve Johnson.