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Why the loudest AI trade might not be the best one

While US mega-cap IPOs attract retail capital at stretched valuations, Datt Capital's Emanuel Datt argues the real AI opportunity lies in Australian small-caps...

Baillie Gifford's formula for investing in the age of AI 

Baillie Gifford's Kyle McEnery says the market is getting AI's direction right but consistently underestimating its demand, and that the real opportunity lies...

AI destruction: the fear value investors are quietly buying

Pzena Investment Management’s John Goetz says the AI panic sweeping global markets is destroying far more value outside his portfolio than inside it, and...

While growth stocks chase the future, value investing is quietly winning

The 2026 Federal Budget and AI disruption are shifting market dynamics, driving a powerful tailwind for disciplined Australian value investing strategies...

Sizing up: why a 10-20 per cent allocation to global small caps belongs in portfolios

Ausbil Investment Management's Tobias Bucks argues that global small caps are the most overlooked part of the opportunity set, and that deglobalisation and...

Fear, euphoria and the emerging-markets opportunity investors keep missing

Pzena Investment Management president Allison Fisch says the assumptions that steer investors away from value in emerging markets don’t hold up. If anything,...

DNR Capital's small-cap fund earns back-to-back recognition in 2026

The firm is gaining major industry recognition as its Australian Emerging Companies Fund secures another finalist nomination, highlighting a disciplined,...

Volatility is masking the best stock-picking environment in years

PineBridge's Michael Mark says the macro noise driving markets in 2026 is real, but underneath it lies an earnings story stronger than most investors realise...

Franklin Templeton on where AI is creating winners and casualties

Franklin Templeton's Jonathan Curtis argues AI is not destroying enterprise software, it is repricing it. The winners and losers are already emerging, and...

The queue that isn’t forming: why Australia’s IPO market has stalled

Katie Hudson, head of Australian equities research at Yarra Capital Management, argues that the IPO drought gripping listed markets is not a demand problem, it...

The 25-year cycle: how history is pointing advisers toward small caps right now

After 26 years in small cap investing, Wellington Management's Peter Carpi has a clear message for advisers: the rotation from large caps to small caps is not...