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Market wrap: Is this the investment play for Gen Z?
With rates continuing to rise, Dale Gillham explains why the 'buy where you can, live where you want' philosophy could be a winner.
Has parts supplier GUD Holdings hit top gear?
An ASX stalwart for almost 60 years, the fortunes of GUD Holdings are tied closely to the automotive industry, so is it good news for investors?
Why gold miners are getting harder to find on the ASX
As an American gold mining behemoth lobs a bid for ASX-listed Newcrest, it's getting harder for Aussies to invest in gold miners.
The best online trading platforms in Australia
We've compared the features and fees of seven online trading platforms to help you begin investing in shares. And you can start with just $100.
Reporting season winners and losers
From Qantas to Harvey Norman, Temple and Webster to Telstra, we look at the heroes and zeroes from the February 2023 reporting season.
ASIC cracks down on ASX for botched CHESS replacement
ASIC is further clamping down on the ASX to ensure that it successfully replaces CHESS after botching its attempt to overhaul it with blockchain.
TWE shares are in the red so should you buy, hold or sell?
Treasury Wines Estates holds a portfolio of iconic brands including Penfolds, and its turnover tops $2.5 billion a year, but is it a buy, hold or sell?
Friends With Money #87: ASX stocks to watch in 2023
Thinking about investing in Australian shares for the first time, or adding to your existing portfolio? Listen to the latest episode of the Friends With Money podcast!
Market wrap: The worst-performing stocks on the ASX
The best-performing stocks on the ASX this week included Charter Hall, SEEK Ltd, and James Hardy Industries, so which were the worst?
What soaring inflation means for the stockmarket
While economic growth leads to greater profits and, in turn, rising stock prices, rising interest rates can do just the opposite.