Miners, money and milk – what nabtraders were buying this week.

Here’s how I’m playing this Aussie success story, even though its shares have copped a beating.

Here are 3 small caps forging export markets.

Whatever the shape of your portfolio in early 2020, COVID-19 presented sudden and unexpected challenges right across the board.

Let’s take a look at what’s coming up this week.

You might want to dine in Paris or shop in Hong Kong, but the Aussie economy needs you to buy local and spend big.

All state premiers face the same challenge: is the critical health of the economy more important than the 100% protection of people?

The bulls and bears continue to tussle over the direction of the market in an attempt to make heads to tails of an overseas energy crisis and Australia's imminent reopening of its highly populous eastern states.

October is “crash” month. Think back to the “Wall Street Crash” of October 1929, “Black Monday” of October 1987, the “Great Financial Crisis” that started in October 2007 or even the “mini-crashes” of 1989, 1997 and 2002.

Are investors correctly sniffing rising distress in the mortgage belt, or is it another false alarm and the shares make for value buying into what’s been a Teflon-coated sector for so many years?

Times are tough for investors looking to add value through a defensive portfolio. For most investors, defensive investing means bonds.

Update on shares, property prices and the inflation scare.