The property market on steroids is set to lose its pricing power as Spring looms at a time when sellers might outnumber buyers, or at least buyers who’ll pay anything for bricks and mortar.

Looking through the short-term noise, the combination of a number of things augurs well for shares over the next 12 months.

In Dr Ross Walker's second last segment on the decades, we take a deep dive at the decade of the 50's.

Right now volatility is creeping into the stock market and there’s good reason for it. But how worried am I about this?

You can’t hide ‘lying’ stats. Will they come back to bite us? How bad could that recession bite be?

Cashed up investors have been seeking to beef up their portfolios by buying favoured stocks on weakness.

Here’s how changes in consumer behaviour are expected to shape Australian retailers.

Paul Rickard from Switzer, David Lamont from BHP, Paul Miron from Msquared Capital and Ying Yi Ann Cheng from Coolabah Capital join the show.

CEO Alan Joyce is gutsy with his no jab, no job order. But will this cause industrial turbulence if all employers get on board with this?