Read all about it: inflation fears, fixed rates up, crazy Bitcoin, Covid update & I started a joke!

We’re a world committed to at least one thing and that’s finding short-cuts to where we want to go, and usually that takes us to an entirely different place.

It says something about us and therefore our media that yesterday’s great jobs result got buried in less important albeit more sexy yarns about bitcoin.

Fortescue, EML Payments and Appen are among the most traded stocks of the week, while many investors have turned to three ETFs in particular.

April’s employment figure is down but our labour market has recovered far quicker than most other comparable countries, reflecting better management of the virus and better government support programmes.

The faster the vaccine is applied, the quicker our economy will get back to normal. Our current economy is being underwritten by a lot of taxpayer money and debt.

I was absolutely blown away when a close family friend, who has never owned a share outside their compulsory super, asked me whether he should buy $20,000 of Tesla shares.

Is manganese the next ‘battery metal’ story to titillate investors?

How did an ex-Silicon valley techie turn $3,000 into $80 million through options in an Australian company?

Here are five pharma & biotech companies that have risen on positive news during the past month.

With regards to Labor’s tax record: Not happy, Dan. Not happy. But Paul Keating said it all with one of his classic one-liners.

Australian home prices are likely to rise another 15% over the next 18 months being boosted by record low mortgage rates, economic recovery and FOMO.