Money

Is this the biggest bull market of all time?

Bearish news sites won’t share the positive realities, and they are that this could potentially be the biggest bull market of all time. Here are four lessons from the Coronavirus Crash.

Take $20,000 out of super and kiss $640,000 good-bye!

A super storm is brewing for those who’ve accessed their super because of the Coronavirus and simply wasted it. Here’s how to calculate the potential loss.

COVID-19 vaccine hunt puts biotechs under spotlight

COVID-19 has brought the biotechnology industry into sharp focus, but what does the future hold for this industry and the broader healthcare sector?

Improving Houses Australia: how’d you like a $40k grant to renovate your home?

ScoMo is looking to hit the recession for a six by giving home renovators a $40k gift to tart up their homes and give tradies work. Howzat?

5 reasons why the economics supports this stock market rebound

Some economists think we’ll dodge a recession. This will help banks because they’re the lifeline of the economy.

Good morning, Australia

Catch up on the latest market and economic news from Australia and around the world.

Where are these headlines? Good economic news drives stocks higher

A surge in bank stock prices this week screams that our economic outlook isn’t as bad as we thought but, typically, the media is focused on bad news.

Australia: Winter Whirlwind

A strange quirk of the statistical calendar is that each new season is ushered in by a barrage of new economic data. So, the ‘Winter Whirlwind’ is upon us – around a dozen surveys or data releases are scheduled over the coming week.

Stocks are surging. Is it safe to buy?

Bank stocks have surged this week, when experts said they’d be down for ages. Is this a sign that stocks are a good buy or should you say goodbye to the market?

NAB gets it half right with share purchase plan

NAB listened to disgruntled shareholders by increasing their share purchase plan, but they still fall short of customer demand.

Shock survey: Aussie investors prefer stocks to property

The Coronavirus hasn’t spooked Australian stock investors. In fact, they’re piling into stocks and shunning property.

The Coronavirus stole our economy…NOT!

One of the great afflictions of COVID-19 was tolerating the plethora of virus experts on infections, deaths and their economic implications. And who do I blame? The media, who seem to be determining the agenda.

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