The recent pull back in share prices combined with a volatile earnings season has positioned the market well. So what’s next for the Australian stock market?

With the increased uncertainty in the market over the past 6 months surrounding the US China trade war and talks of an impending recession, it has been hard for investors to watch their portfolios rise and fall in ...

The All Ordinaries Index is defying logic as it continues to hold and is even daring to trade higher. So why is this happening and is it a sign that the bull market is resuming?

Last weekend was a critical point in the US China trade war with US imposing a 5 per cent lift in tariffs on approximately $550 billion of Chinese products commencing from 1 September. In retaliation, ...

As the final week of corporate reporting season comes to an end, investors can now breathe a sigh of relief. Despite fearmongering around global uncertainty and market crashes headlining the news, the Australian stock market has only declined around 6 per cent over the past month.

As a consequence, many investors have been asking whether the worst is over and should they stay ...

Weeks of speculation and heavy sell offs in the Australian share market has seen the All Ordinaries Index down as much as 7 per cent from its all-time high of 6,958 points. Although in one of the biggest weeks since reporting season commenced, the Australian market has risen over 1.50 per cent last week.

The recent rise is likely to have some believing that the worst is behind ...

For the second time in as little as two weeks, global recession fears and amplification of the US vs China trade war has rippled through the Australian and world stock markets, resulting in a selloff of stocks across the board. This is causing many investors to question whether a second sell off is a sign of a financial tsunami unfolding in the Australian stock market.

As I have ...