June
BHP accuses class action law firm of ‘losing’ 100,000 claimants
BHP lost its claim to have 33,000 claimants struck out of the class action it is defending over the 2015 Mariana dam disaster, but the overall figure still slipped from 700,000 to 600,000.
- Ronald Mizen and Kylar Loussikian
May
Why I’ve got more in my super than when I retired 11 years ago
Choosing the right financial adviser can help set strategies, achieve goals and protect wealth. Here’s how to find the right one – and how much you should pay.
- Duncan Hughes
April
Nine of the best games to play to supercharge your investing
What if you could learn everything you need to know about investing by playing a few board games? Here are nine that will give you a head start.
- Andrew Hobbs
February
Death of the star stockpicker: Investors pull $230b from hedge funds
Clients are tiring of managers’ poor returns in bull and bear markets.
- Costas Mourselas
January
- Opinion
- Regulation
‘Sophisticated investor’ rule change will be counterproductive
It’s not the money, it is the advice and expertise that a new investor can get access to that protects everyone’s interests.
- Mark Humphery-Jenner
May 2023
Paul Xiradis has been investing for 40 years. Here’s what he’s buying
The Ausbil executive chairman and founder is up for the “challenge” of a low earnings growth environment and says decarbonisation and China’s recovery offer rare bright spots.
- Aleks Vickovich
Berkshire investors mull a future without Buffett
At 92 and 99, this could be Warren Buffett’s and Charlie Munger’s last annual general meeting. But shareholders aren’t frightened.
- Matthew Cranston
Where four experts would invest $10,000 if they were 25 years old
The future is uncertain, but four experts share how they would deal with it if they were 25.
- Lucy Dean
November 2022
Why Sohn’s top stock pickers want investors to play it safe
AMP, Transurban and Champion Iron unseated Coinbase, Delivery Hero and Megaport as the Sohn Hearts & Minds stock pickers kept it deliberately simple.
- Updated
- Jonathan Shapiro, Jemima Whyte, Alex Gluyas, Emma Rapaport and James Thomson
Student investor battles ‘diehards’ for knowledge
Biochemistry student Sebastian Snow joined a trading app that lets investors around the world compete in an online game.
- Lucy Dean
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Howard Marks on why now is the time to look at China
Chairman and co-founder of Los Angeles-based investment firm Oaktree Capital likes China because it is ‘uninvestable’, and he is over the moon about our super system.
- Tony Boyd
September 2022
Top Pendal fundie stands behind Qantas bull case
Longtime backer and fund manager Crispin Murray believes Qantas can restore its share price from where it was pre-pandemic as it gains market share and lowers costs.
- Emma Rapaport
August 2022
- Analysis
- Inflation
Persistence not peak is key for US inflation
The sharemarket has focused on picking the top of US inflation, but the real concern is how long it hangs around, and how the Federal Reserve will respond.
- Updated
- Matthew Cranston
September 2021
Investors get ready for 11pc return from property stocks
Listed landlords have outperformed the S&P/ASX200 by 8.5 percentage points over the past six months and there is more to come, according to Jarden.
- Nick Lenaghan
March 2021
- Opinion
- Investing
How to build enduring wealth – no matter how much you earn
Spend less than you earn, save the difference, and do something meaningful with the money saved.
- Michael Hutton
January 2021
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Magellan's Douglass sticks with China tech
Magellan Financial group, manager of a $15 billion global equities strategy, has raised its risk rating on Chinese tech stocks but says they are still fundamentally undervalued.
- Tony Boyd
October 2020
The Boomer backing Millennials on Tesla
In the battle between Wall Street and young investors over the world's most popular growth stocks, this Boomer is siding with the Millennials.
- Aleks Vickovich
Unlisted funds beat property stocks through the crisis
Unlisted property funds withstood the June quarter economic downturn to deliver a 14.5 per cent return over the previous 12 months.
- Nick Lenaghan
July 2020
Hit Netflix show puts a spotlight on stockpicking guru
An unsolved death has piqued interest in the murky world of financial newsletters and the views of the people who write them.
- Matt Robinson
December 2019
How risky ETFs won the decade
Over the past 10 years, some exchange-traded funds have offered returns that neared 2000 per cent - but fund managers warn their success won't be repeated in the future.
- David Randall
