Like a lot of investors, my wife has been wondering when it’s the right time to buy badly beaten up quality stocks. She wanted in late last week. I advised her to hold her horses. And here’s why.

There are 4 legs of the stool upon which the recovery will sit. Three are in place but the stool will keep rocking until the virus stats turn favourable.

We’re hanging out with the countries doing OK with Coronavirus and while we all hate these imposed restrictions, they could be a plus that keeps us in the not-so-threatened group of countries.

Here are six ways you can help support small businesses affected by the coronavirus.

Will the scariness of our uncertain futures be offset by the $189 billion that the PM and the Treasurer are throwing at the problem?

Two of the world’s greatest investors believe this is the buying opportunity of a lifetime.

HELP IS ON THE WAY to support our economy. Responsible broadcasters need to spread this message and stop inducing panic.

This is a temporary and excessive sell off of stocks and other assets. Keep all this in perspective. Markets are crazy but normality will return. Here’s why I firmly hold this view.

Long lost friends are coming out of the woodwork to ask me is it time to buy stocks and so I will share with you what I’m telling them.

Let's be clear on this: the market sell-offs have been extraordinary, but the best way to deal with crazy crashes is to wait for good sense to prevail. And it will!

We should sneak out of bear market territory today but the question has to be: can we stay there?

The media has continually bombarded us with everything scary and ruinous about the coronavirus, which has helped the stock market go excessively negative.