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Winners and losers this cup — and rates — day

The future is bright, even if the skies are sometimes overcast.

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What to make of last night's budget

This one was… different.

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What should be in tonight's budget (but probably won't)

Treasurer, if you’re reading this, feel free to get in touch.

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Buffett was right… again.

We’re in a funny time, economically.

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Make this change… then leave Super alone!

It would be very simple, and objectively incredibly fair.

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Don't miss the (investing) forest for the trees

Whether the future is better or worse than the past is unknowable.

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Four simple steps to great investing

It's worth asking yourself how many points out of four you’d give yourself on each company you own

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Don't be like our governments. Invest.

So many people are so fixated on trying to guess the very lowest price, or the very best time that…

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Go home, ASX. You're drunk…

Days like these have only one rationale: emotion.

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The pound, AGL, volatility, IKEA and Warren's wisdom

We’ll look back on September and October 2022 as an attractive time to buy some companies that rely on discretionary…

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The biggest risk in a volatile market?

Waiting for the coast to be clear could be very, very expensive.

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Why I was awake at 3.45am this morning…

Could it be worrying about stock market volatility keeping me up at night?

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It's going to be bumpy… but worth it

Trying to avoid the losers can also rob you of the chance to bank meaningful winners.

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Rates up… and more to come. Here's the real tragedy

Australia's economic management has been a litany of mistakes but, believe it or not, higher interest rates are still better…

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'Sorry, you can't afford advice that's in your best interest'

Reports suggest a review is going to recommend that financial advisors no longer have to apply the ‘best interest’ test…

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The most useless thing a CEO can do…

The long-term damage done in pursuit of short-term objectives is frightening.

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Tomorrow: What I'm thinking and what I'm about to buy…

Clear your diaries for 3pm AEST tomorrow.

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Are the stores themselves on sale?

The market – writ large – has simply changed its collective mind.

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An ASX CEO's three most important jobs

It seems like a simple question. Maybe you even have a simple answer for it.

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A fairer way to grow — and cool — the economy?

We shouldn’t do things just because it’s the way we’ve always done them.

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The most wonderful day of the year (or close anyway)

I get a little more excited than most.

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Don't believe everything the CEO says

The CEO gilding the lily is often more persuasive than the person telling the unvarnished truth.

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The new normal? Kinda like the old normal…

If anything is unAustralian, it’s four beers costing more than a pineapple.

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Why the RBA review will be a waste of time…

Waiting until inflation arrived, and was entrenched, before acting was a monumental mistake.

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Want to pay less tax? Or make more money?

You should be careful that you don’t let emotions lead you into making a big mistake.

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Our greatest national financial legacy?

Why it’s time for an Australian sovereign wealth fund – The Australia Fund.

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Market crash: A message from our CIO

Have we seen the absolute peak of human capitalism? I don't think so, which is why I'm continuing to invest,…

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Get ready for the bear market headlines!

We all think we’ll invest during a crash, but do we?

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Investing is hard enough…

You don't get extra points for 'degree of difficulty'.

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Are you ready for GFC Mark II?

The regulator won't say it but I will: they're worried about a GFC.

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Interest rates have mugged shares… for now

If some share prices are at panic levels, that opportunity isn’t going to be around for long.

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Sick of the ASX falls? Me too!

No, it’s not comfortable, but here's what I plan to do.

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My hope for election day — and the next three years

The investor's guide to the Federal election.

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$16 trillion 'wiped off' share markets. Buffett doesn't care

Why is the world’s greatest investor buying when many are selling?

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The latest property band-aid

Another day, another housing non-solution. Why the proposed first home super scheme is a no-go.

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The stock market got you down?

We just have to keep our eyes on the horizon, and stay the course.

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Are you investing with the odds in your favour?

When the rollercoaster is speeding downhill, you may want to get off. But then you might miss the best part…

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How to invest when interest rates go up

Play your game, not theirs. Keep your eyes fixed firmly on the long term.

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How do you solve a problem like inflation?

The offical inflation rate is 5.1% according to today’s release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

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Lest We Forget

We will remember them.

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