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A bitcoin symbol is presented on an LED screen during the closing ceremony of a congress for cryptocurrency investors in Santa Maria Mizata, El Salvador.

The crypto crash is coming and the landing won’t be pretty

Even the “bitcoin president” has been unable to break the so-called currency’s inevitable fall. Soon the whole thing will be a mess on the pavement.

January

Brendan Gunn arriving at Downing Centre courthouse.

Raygun’s brother linked to global scam network with nearly 40,000 Aussie victims

An AFR investigation unravels corporate registries to link Brendan Gunn, brother of “Raygun”, with a global network that has fleeced victims of millions.

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Magnificent seven’s stock market dominance shows signs of cracking

Big tech profits are projected to slow this year, narrowing the gap with the rest of the S&P 500 and forcing Wall Street to hunt for value beyond the majors.

Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett

Some Warren Buffett wisdom on his last day leading Berkshire Hathaway

The advice that legendary investor Warren Buffett offered on investing and life over the years helped earn him legions of followers.

December 2025

If you want to invest in a private credit fund you have to be prepared to ask the manager for information.

How to squash a private credit ‘cockroach’? Ask these 10 questions

With new private credit investment funds popping up everywhere, we asked the experts to reveal the questions they ask before they invest in the booming sector.

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Dump these 2 assets right now (and buy these surprise stocks)

The resilience in many assets in 2025 despite Donald Trump’s ructions means investors should offload some of their winning positions and diversify in 2026.

Worried about an AI bubble? Look for these four ‘O’s

Tallying up all four suggest AI is a bubble. However, history also shows that there is no exact point at which a bubble bursts under its own weight.

What ever your income – be it $100,000 or $300,000 – there are strategies that you can use to maximise your returns.

How to stop tax eating your returns at every income bracket

Individual investors who focus only on pre-tax investment returns could be hundreds of thousands of dollars worse off than those who get the structures right.

Smart investors adopt an unemotional rebalancing strategy.

Two powerful biases that can quietly destroy your investment strategy

Overconfidence bias occurs when markets are rising, causing investors to overestimate their expertise. Then when markets fall, loss aversion bias kicks in

Can gold keep its crown as the ultimate safe haven in 2026?

Geopolitical risk, inflation and central bank buying have spurred a rush into both physical metals and ETFs.

Gabrielle MacDonald began investing in ETFs this year to build generational wealth for herself and her newborn daughter Scottie, and 2-year old son, Maverick.

What Gabrielle and 411,000 investors have in common

ETFs recorded the biggest increase in investors this year since the COVID-era boom, with about 10 per cent of Australians now invested in the versatile funds.

November 2025

Many investors say they hold cash in case shares tumble. But at what cost?

The insidious risks lurking in your ‘safe’ cash

Despite appearing as a sensible option, holding too much “dry powder” carries stealth dangers that can starve your portfolio of long-term growth.

AI and rate cuts will power global markets in 2026

A combination of AI innovation, fiscal stimulus, and easing monetary policy will likely propel global markets next year.

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Burry, Buffett and boomers: How markets drive our ugly generation gap

While investors love the contrarian wisdom of Michael Burry and Warren Buffett, capital-soaked markets mean the world they won in is gone, creating deep societal problems.

A new generation of end-to-end digital infrastructure is helping bridge the institutional gap for Australia’s independent financial advisers.

A conduit to structured investment solutions for Australia’s growing band of wealthy investors

Australia’s wealth management landscape is changing rapidly as high net worth investors seek more sophisticated, outcome-driven strategies – and technology is now at the centre of that transformation.

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Don’t wait to be told we’re officially in recession. Start acting now to ensure you come out the other side of what could be a prolonged downturn.

What fast-growth companies must get right to attract premium valuations

Four priorities stand out for investors looking for companies with the ability to scale up with both agility and control.

Is a supercharged US stock market...

The astonishing bull market will end one day. Are you ready?

Big stock gains have always been followed by big losses – and it can take years to recover them after a market crash. Here are tips on how to prepare.

Concerns that lofty price-to-earnings ratios are a bull market red flag are wide of the mark.

Don’t believe the valuation devastation fears

Investors worried that lofty price-to-earnings ratios are a portent for a sharemarket reversal need to chill out. History shows us they are a poor guide to future performance.

October 2025

Jeremy Bond picked Coeur Mining to top the stock pickers at last year’s Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference.

The 42pc gain that shows why Sohn is a stock picker’s delight

It turns out you could have outperformed the seemingly unstoppable magnificent seven tech stocks if you simply acted on the 11 stock picks at Sohn last year.

Ticking the growth option rather than the default option when you start out in superannuation can make a huge difference to your eventual balance.

The conversation that could deliver $1.8m more to your kids

The investment option your kids choose when they start out in superannuation can make a huge difference to their eventual balance. Which one should they choose?

The borrowing binge coincided with a new boom in risky debt, and enlisted some of the biggest names in US finance.

The secretive founder, his $18b debt and the future of private credit

Patrick James borrowed billions, even after a string of failed businesses, in a reflection of the private credit industry and the broader risks created by its rise.

The crash that could torch $US35trn of wealth

There are good reasons to worry that the current market rally may be setting the stage for a painful market correction, warns former IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath.

The best returns on capital are increasingly being generated elsewhere..

Why our sharemarket is heading for a bleak future

A collapse in R&D spending is crimping Australia’s long-term growth potential and shrinking the pool of globally competitive companies worth owning.

With bond returns over the coming decade likely to be well above the 2010-2022 period, now might be the time to make the switch out of cash.

The asset class producing its highest yields since the GFC

With bond returns over the coming decade expected to be well above the 2010-2022 period, now might be the time to make the switch out of cash.