How Cabcharge investors should approach the Uber threat
Cabcharge still prints cash, but its debt load and competition from Uber is well worth being wary of.
Analysts cautious on commodity price rebound
Investors are acting as though the worst is over – sending the share price of the country's big resources groups such as BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Fortescue sharply higher this week. But have they acted too soon?
The butterfly effect
A debt crisis in the United States might sound like it has little to do with the local sharemarket, but the prospect has informed many of Justin Braitling's positions in ASX-listed companies.
Overseas stock pick: Heineken set for big time
The takeover of SAB Miller by Anheuser-Busch InBev means Heineken is set to become the world's second-largest brewer.
Facts, fiction and international investing
There are many myths in the world of investing and international investing is no different.
The ASX stocks defying cost-cutting trends
Companies that cost-cut their way to profit send investors a bad signal about what the future holds. Here are a few that defy that trend.
Can happy hour continue for Treasury Wine?
Treasury has had a strong push from the weak Australian dollar, but can the winemaker continue its run?
Bank shares without the heartache
Think the banks are generally safe but may struggle to grow their profits and lift their share prices? Need regular income? Hybrids might stack up well as an alternative to bank shares.
How hedge funds spun a 'big short' panic
This week's panic about a 'big short' in property shows how hedge fundsused media management to make war on the banks.
What investors learned from earnings season
With market volatility set to continue, performance will continue to be limited to a number of industry sectors and will be very much stock-...
APA Group v Spark Infrastructure
These two Australian utilities companies have strong businesses, growing operations and feature in many income-seeking investors’ portfolios...
