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Plus, yesterday’s sell-off in rare earths stocks defies the reality abut the need for non-Chinese supplies.

Money is made by buying great companies at attractive prices. Such opportunities only come along during periods of heightened volatility.

This business is up more than 20-fold in 5 years, with brokers and fund managers lining up to call it a buy.

ASX energy companies WDS, STO, BPT, KAR and WHC won’t escape the trade war unscathed, say big brokers, but significant value is emerging.

Global X’s Billy Leung discusses how investors can protect themselves with income-generating strategies, gold and low-volatility ETFs.

From spicy speculative stocks to income-producing large-caps, these companies could sizzle if management do their job and the market turns.

First do no harm. Management should try to not forget the hippocratic oath.

As markets stop and take a breath, we see what portfolio managers are thinking - and buying.

Ray David from Blackwattle Investment Partners uncovers a great business at a bargain price—with a bonus turnaround option for free.

Tough market for raisings is irrelevant to Harmanis-controlled junior; Gold project falls into Nordic’s Lap-land; Rare earths stocks bounce.

The Australian market is dominated by industry leading business and investors can benefit from their privileged positions.

ASX mining and energy companies like BHP, RIO, FMG, MIN, IGO, PLS, SFR, and S32 won’t escape the trade war unscathed, say the big brokers.

The Aussie Equities Easter Bunny Advisory Committee is back with their tips for Easter 2025.

The latest Bank of America survey shows a broad consensus among professionals that US stocks and the greenback could keep falling.

Day by day, Australia is becoming less competitive – and it’s punishing investors and homebuyers alike.

With the ability to offset the impact of tariffs and strong historical performance in tough times, the health sector could be one to watch.

Want to know who is buying and selling their own stock? Join Livewire's Chris Conway and Kerry Sun for our quarterly update.

It’s tempting to lay the ASX200 travails of recent times to Liberation Day. But that would be wrong.

Ross McEwan, the BHP chairman, added 10,000 shares to his personal portfolio and is probably looking to take advantage of cheaper prices.

Janus Henderson’s Daniel Sullivan and Seneca Financial’s Ben Richards dive into the unloved - lithium & battery metals. What will they find?

Airlie’s Emma Fisher on staying calm in a crisis and the stocks she’s been buying as valuations take a hit.

What’s the secret behind 25 years of rising dividends and a 120-year legacy?

Plus, copper-gold explorer FireFly storms back from sell-off as market starts to grasp production potential.

Janus Henderson’s Daniel Sullivan and Seneca Financial’s Ben Richards pick through the rubble for the best commodity plays.