Many have seen the value of their superannuation, property and share portfolios fall over the past six months, which has only highlighted the need for quality advice.
Higher rates are leading to property prices rolling over and investors rushing for the exits. As ever, though, in times of pressure loan serviceability remains key.
A dramatic reporting season saw over 40 per cent of companies surprise to the upside, less than 30 per cent disappoint and a third fall in line with expectations.
With so much negativity circling, one would assume that the market is likely heading lower or treading water at best. Wrong.
Earnings season is in full swing, with companies providing results from FY22 and outlooks for the year ahead. Here we summarise recent results of three popular ASX shares.
Some of the world’s biggest companies including Mcdonald’s, Alphabet and LVMH released quarterly earnings last week. Here are four takeaways for investors.
Chief Strategist Michael Hartnett at Bank of America (BofA) comically titled the July fund manager survey “I’m so bearish I’m bullish”.
Tuesday provided a dour outlook for the Australian economy as inflation continues to dent consumer and business confidence.
Legendary investor Ray Dalio has warned against believing all will be well if central banks simply increase interest rates to get inflation under control.
Private equity is eating the ASX alive. Nearly every other month there is another billionaire dollar private equity approach of an ASX company.
