Shares

Where to invest in times of low interest rates

Shareholders have access to an attractive source of income in times of low interest rates - but there are risks, explains Greg Hoffman.

The price-earning ratio don’t tell the whole story on sharemarket valuations

Craig James says price-earning ratios don't provide all the answers to valuing the sharemarket but they can help provide insight.

The Moron Portfolio: shares to avoid as an investor

My Moron Portfolio is a diversified portfolio of stocks recommended by any adviser operating under the first rule of investment advice, which is "Don't get sued".

Charting your way to the right buy, hold or sell

Technical analysis, otherwise known as charting, looks at the price history of an asset - a stock or a currency, say - allowing you to identify patterns.

Is Pinnacle the next success story?

Greg Hoffman takes a look at 'incubator' Pinnacle Investment Mangagement

Is Myer a good investment?

Greg Hoffman takes a closer look at Myer as it faces big challengers.

Is ‘sell in May and go away’ still a good idea?

Marcus Padley analyses the popular - but dubious - idea that investors should sell in May and go away.

Is the weaker Aussie dollar a bane or boon for the economy?

A weaker Aussie dollar has produced a complicated list of winners and losers, writes CommSec chief economist Craig James.

Why I’ve been buying falling stocks for 20 years

Greg Hoffman has been buying falling stocks for 20 years, but for those newer to the market, it can be disconcerting.

Investor or trader? Why you should time the market

Investor or trader, you absolutely should try to time the market, writes Marcus Padley.
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