Could the ASX become subject to the same trading shenanigans in the US?

Our biggest bank, the CBA, has done a Houdini, escaping the clutches of the Coronavirus to see only a small fall in profit. Is its share price heading to $100?

The big unanswered question from CBA’s profit announcement yesterday was “when will it announce an off-market share buy-back?”

To satisfy the increased demand for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)/Sustainable style products, some firms have launched new products or rebranded existing ones. The alert for advisers and investors is: do any of these products overstate their ESG credentials i.e. greenwashing?

It would be a far, far better thing than he’s ever done before, if James Packer lets go of Crown.

Low inflation but otherwise strong economic data and lots of strength in the Aussie property market.

As many Australians dedicated their Monday to watching a game of American football, I had to ask myself: why?

Global share markets rebounded last week and new coronavirus cases continue to decline globally in most regions, with new deaths starting to follow. Things are looking up.

Should retailer Nick Scali (and any business that’s had a surprising Coronavirus windfall) payback the taxpayer funded Jobkeeper?

Here’s a great government idea to breathe life into zombie workers and zombie businesses.

What usually happens on Wall Street also happens in Australia, but should we expect a copycat 'pump and dump' to happen here?

Among investors, Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) is rife as the buy now, play later (BNPL) contagion continues to displace the role of credit cards. Should investors succumb to BNPL FOMO?