“Keep calm.” That’s my advice as the media and doomsday merchants ‘celebrate’ the Armageddon some have been praying for. I’m praying for a quicker-than-expected solution to the Coronavirus but I’m..

SMSF investors should look at their very high cash positions (25% to 29%) and consider whether the market correction is giving them the opportunity to generate better risk adjusted total returns than cash from ..

In my quest to learn how to invest better and then pass on any learnings to you, here are my latest reflections on my “10 stocks to hold for 10 years” piece I wrote 24 months ago. I go through these 10 stoc..

I get up early every morning expecting to see red on the screen of my iPhone. The Dow Jones seldom delivers but it did overnight, with the world’s most quoted stock market index off 327 points at its worst in..

SMSFs continue to hold cash levels around 30%. How will cash as an asset class perform over the next decade? Are we going to see SMSFs slowly acknowledge that cash remains the underperforming asset class and st..

Let’s look at how our top 10 stocks performed over the past year to see if buying the dip would have been a good money-making play.

The Yanks continue to keep their cautiously relaxed attitude to the Coronavirus (now tagged as COVID-19 in some quarters, including China). Europe’s stock markets are showing more fear around the virus but Wa..

Should you sell out and rotate to out of favour sectors or stocks? This a high-class problem to have and one I believe should be approached rationally.

The strange viral-affected investing world right now has got me thinking about safer investing plays and something called the ‘dogs of the Dow’ strategy. That’s where I focus today.

Once again, the US economy delivered, and it did so to the high side, with 225,000 jobs created in January when only around 158,000 were expected.

There is generally investment opportunity in bouts of above average volatility driven by what’s most likely a short-term event. If Mr Market gives me a chance to buy more of those “compounders” with a cle..

This isn’t a pathetic attempt by me to make money out of tragedy but this coronavirus could be a buying opportunity. But “when” you position yourself is going to be a lot harder to work out.

Wall Street has taken the Coronavirus more seriously overnight. A couple of hours before the close, the Dow Jones Index was down over 500 points (or close to 1.8%).