On Tuesday last week the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to lower the cash rate by another 25 basis points, resulting in a new record low of 0.75 per cent. Consequently, investors are now more optimistic about the future after the RBA's historic rate cut, particularly as the Australian stock market is gearing up for the next bull run.

Before deciding to cut interest ...

In the face of global uncertainty and heightened volatility the Australian stock market has shown resilience given that it has risen consistently from mid-August gaining around 309 points or 4.78 per cent, and this is expected to continue with a number of key sectors being the catalyst for driving the market higher.

This is a positive sign for investors with many now optimistic ...

The US China trade war, Saudi oil crisis and low interest rates have all heightened global uncertainty. If you also include the uncertainty surrounding the impending 2020 US election, you would think this is a recipe for world markets not to perform very well. Yet these global tensions have failed to halt the All Ordinaries Index, as well as other world markets.

While the ...

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, ...