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The AFL Grand Final is here and so we're taking a look at some of the ASX's most popular attackers and defenders.

A year ago, Antipodes' Vihari Ross called Google the buying opportunity of the decade. How did her call turn out?

L1 Capital's James Hawkins breaks down the 3 sector buckets powering his concentrated 10-stock fund.

Coal plants close from 2028 and power demand rises 50% by 2035. Ben Griffiths says gas is the answer and a drilling boom is coming.

CSL has already doubled off its May lows. Will Dougal Maple-Brown’s other shocking prediction land?

Australians in their 30s and 40s are using ETFs to supplement income from work, according to a new BlackRock/iShares report.

T. Rowe Price's Iona Dent says the strength of earnings in equities means it is too early to head for the exits.

Nick Sladen (LSN) and Matt Nicholas (1851) reveal their best performers, recent additions and long-standing winners.

They may have double-digit short interest, but these stocks are still earning buy ratings.

Consistent results and shrinking hedge book cited as key; FirstAU-Javelin merger seen as Forrestania MKII and Latitude 66 screams value.

Investment bubbles are inherently dangerous beasts. Like a natural Ponzi scheme, an investment bubble needs to draw in ever larger amounts of capital to keep it going....

If this is the start of a new rate hiking cycle then these could be the stocks and sectors to watch.

Livewire Live’s Signal or Noise panellists on whether the RBA has gone too far on inflation.

With cash offering attractive yields once again, Soul Patts CEO Todd Barlow explains why the bar for taking risk has risen.

India's greatest wealth creation has occurred during the journey to being a dominant company

Private credit may dominate the headlines, but it is only one part of the opportunity set.

Morgan Stanley have assessed each REIT's FY27/28 interest rate hedges, and identified who is most exposed if rates remain elevated.

Sovereign default sounds like an apocalyptic scenario. Janus Henderson's Jay Sivapalan explains why it doesn't have to be.

One could triple, another is being hurt by unusually lucky punters, while the third is riding the huge electricity infrastructure build-out.

Reporting season is over and I explore Market Index’s low PE stocks with strong broker conviction.