Omicron may only result in mild cases and let’s get back to where we started from.

Next year I plan to create an investing club and threw the idea out in my morning money spot with Ben Fordham on 2GB. It’s time Aussies got smart about money.

As the year’s end looms, let’s take a look at what our economic story looks like right now. And then I’ll make some forecasts for next year.

A flat day on Thursday has rounded out a strong week for the ASX200, with the index up over 2% over 5 days.

One of the more interesting aspects of the current stock market boom has been the relative outperformance of small and mid-cap stocks.

Claire Aitchison of Independent Investment Research provides comprehensive research coverage and commentary for listed managed investments. Here is the latest update.

The major problem I see is not that there is a lack of information. Nowadays there is actually too much information and this means that there is too much noise.

The US stock market jumps on board with what our expert medico Dr Ross Walker wrote yesterday that Omicron’s threat factor could be over-hyped!

Nabtrade investors contended with a volatile market this week as the new Omicron strain threw a spanner in the works.

The past decade has seen the emergence of ‘DIY’ business models that allow regular people to take matters into their own hands in nearly every aspect of their lives.

Today we get bad news on our economy but it appears set to be better than once was expected.

Global share markets fell sharply last week first with inflation and interest rate concerns and rising new Delta cases in Europe, and then news of a new worrying coronavirus variant rattling investors.