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AI bubble or not: Resilient Tech Investing for your Portfolio

With the market trading near record highs, driven largely by big tech, valuations in parts of the market look expensive. Retail investors are still pouring into the technology sector, while some consultancies, like Mckinsey, are warning of the elevated costs required to fuel the sector’s continued growth. Some industry experts, including the Bank of England, are suggesting caution is warranted, while others, like Scion Asset Management’s Michael Burry, are pulling their money completely from the market.

20 Nov 2025
 · 6 MIN READ

The Innovation Game: China vs the U.S.

It’s hardly a secret that the countries who win the technology war will dominate the global economy. The US economy is living proof that technology leadership is the route toward economic dominance. But they are not the only superpower with the ambition of technology-led global domination. China is also aiming for technology leadership in the same market segments, such as artificial intelligence, robotics, electric vehicles, and semiconductors.

19 Nov 2025
 · 8 MIN READ

Defining the X Factor in Active Funds Positioned for Outperformance

If you’ve read through more than a few fund manager presentations, you’ll notice that most describe themselves as superior stock pickers with a passion for finding the market’s hidden gems. But then, when you check their top ten positions, you’ll often make the chilling discovery that they share something in common: their hidden gems are called Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet.

17 Nov 2025
 · 8 MIN READ

The Quiet Private Markets Revolution

A quiet reallocation toward the private markets is reshaping Australian portfolios. It’s not an anti-public market rebellion. Liquidity, transparency, and governance still matter. But it’s a recognition that the public markets are no longer the whole market. More of the world’s future cash flows are now owned by private investors.

12 Nov 2025
 · 6 MIN READ

A Concentration Problem: Why Australia’s Best Opportunities Now Lie Beyond the ASX 20

Australia’s stock market has a concentration problem: the top ten companies in the ASX 200 account for 48% of the entire index, with three of the top six names being banks and representing over a quarter of the index. Commonwealth Bank alone represents 11.3% of ASX 200. Think about that for a moment. One bank represents over a ninth of the index of Australia’s two hundred largest companies.

10 Nov 2025
 · 7 MIN READ

Why Convenience Retail Has Evolved into a Core Property Play

As the commercial property recovery gathers pace, investors are being selective in how they gain exposure. The post-pandemic challenges have taught the market valuable lessons about how the world has changed in recent years. One of the relative winners is the humble neighbourhood, supermarket-anchored centre and the broader convenience sector. What makes convenience retail compelling at this point in the cycle is its combination of dependable income growth and solid relative value.

6 Nov 2025
 · 5 MIN READ

Wired for Growth: How Infrastructure Became the Backbone of the AI Economy

With markets looking frothy, demand for defensive investments is rising. Global listed infrastructure is arguably one of the more compelling opportunities fit for these times. Not because it’s flashy or in vogue, but because data-networks, electricity grids, toll-roads and communication towers underpin the digital economy and the decarbonisation of global economy.

3 Nov 2025
 · 6 MIN READ

The Hunt for Real Yield: How to Outpace Inflation Without Leaving the Bond Market

Analysing inflation-linked ETFs & funds, credit spreads and global income rotations. Between inflation and market activity, investors in fixed income have had their work cut out for them. Post the GFC, rates remained low and investors in many instances were forced to look towards higher risk assets, like equities or more recently, private markets, for yield.

30 Oct 2025
 · 9 MIN READ