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We look at four key factors that constrain how high or low property prices can go. These are the four factors you can use to forecast residential real estate prices in our Australian property market calculator:

All investment managers have an investment philosophy that explains how it is they seek to make money. At first glance, this would seem an obvious enough statement. But once you factor in the efficient market hypothesis proposed by Samuelson and Fama, the investment philosophy statement becomes ...

With the end of the 2020/21 financial year fast approaching, it is time to speak to your accountant regarding strategies to grow your long-term wealth within superannuation, to allow enough time to have them fully executed well before the June 30 cutoff.

This is the final in our series of four posts on the contrarian view for inflation. This time we look at what to do from an investment perspective.

This is the third in a series of four posts on the contrarian view for inflation, this time dealing with the inventory supercycle.

This is the second in a series of four posts I'm publishing on the contrarian view for inflation.

Runaway inflation is the theme du jour. “Protect your portfolio from hyperinflation” scream headlines from investment newsletters. I have an alternative scenario for you. Current inflation is supply-chain based, temporary, and the recent price signals might actually create the opposite effect.

The definition of luck is just the combination of preparation and opportunity. When it comes to financial markets, it is easy to look back on historical charts, pick a low point and say, “If only I had the funds available on this particular day, I would have picked up the bargain of a lifetime and ...

Did you know that Baby Boomers are far more likely to excluded vices from their investments than Millennials? Or that both generations are equally likely to exclude War and Climate Change contributors?

“Life expectancy would grow by leaps and bounds if green vegetables smelled as good as bacon” is a quote attributed to American columnist Doug Larson and is a friendly place to start on the touchy topic of mortality.

The Q1 2021 reporting season is in full swing in the US, Europe and Japan and profits are booming.