Josh Frydenberg will hopefully channel Arnold Schwarzenegger and carry a big budget bazooka aimed at pumping bullets of stimulus into an economy that will be weakened by this Coronavirus.

I’m getting ready for negative headlines and an overreacting media this week, which will fan the fires of global stock markets. But here’s another strategy.

Find out what's happening in markets around the world.

At long last the Americans on Wall St are taking the Coronavirus seriously so let me give you a history lesson on stock market corrections.

Will we see a rapid normalization in economic growth rates and corporate fundamentals when this virus is ultimately contained?

A strange quirk of the statistical calendar is that each change of seasons in Australia is ushered in by a bevy of economic events. And so the ‘Autumn avalanche’ with more than a dozen indicators or events scheduled this week.

The Morrison Government has found $2 billion for a fund that will provide funding to small banks and other lenders to specifically lend to small and middle sized businesses. What else can be done? Paul Keating has a super idea!

I’ve argued for a while that Woolworths is priced “close to perfection”. It has benefitted from the thirst by investors for secure, relatively safe defensive stocks that pay annuity style dividend streams. But is it a buy or sell now?

Some deep-pocketed investors have recognised that the era of coal won’t end overnight: coal is our second biggest export and output is increasing.

Stock players look for “buy the dip” opportunities. Is it too early to buy stocks on the Coronavirus ‘crash’?

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As stock prices fall, just how much should you worry?