Is news that 192 businesses across the country bit the dust in January a worry? Will the end of JobKeeper magnify this number? Is this the canary in the coal mine?

With house prices surging and first-time property buyers potentially squeezed out, can the booming stock market be the way to beat these property blues?

I think 2021 will be a boom year. I hope I’m right, though economic success this year mightn’t help Albo build up anti-Morrison sentiment.

There are a long list of very solid indicators which scream out at economic doubters that 2021 will be great for the economy and stocks.

This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius and it’s “no country for old men” with old world ways. The stock market is becoming the judge and jury in the court of social opinion. And it can be a hanging judge.

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?

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

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

The Reserve Bank Governor is talking up house prices, saying interest rates won’t rise until at least 2024. I say he’s wrong, dead wrong and secretly he wants to be wrong!

I’d prefer Google to come to the party and pay publishers for using their content but without it I couldn’t easily bring you stories like this one about how dangerous our debt burden is.

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.