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Print The case for active management is stronger than ever, especially following one of the toughest investment years in living memory.   Investors may direct their surplus income or capital into financial markets for a variety of reasons, but for the vast majority of us, the key driver is the desire to maintain quality of living well beyond our working lives. Indeed, the prospect of toiling for 40 to 45 years only to retire with an inadequate level of purchasing power and economic choice is a truly frightening one. It is no longer flippant to contemplate a retirement phase that lasts almost...

Record-breaking market frenzy will come to an 'abrupt halt', experts warn Posted MonMonday 15 updated TueTuesday 16 Sue Park bought her first shares after the "COVID crash" in March 2020. ( Share Print text only Cancel Exactly one year ago, Sue Park decided it was a great time to buy shares for the first time ever. Key points: Tech stocks are expected to fall sharply when interest rates are lifted The ASX went into its shortest-ever bear market in 2020 That was despite the world facing its worst health crisis in more than 100 years. It was also when the Australian market had suffered its wor...

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All of these globally dominant companies are listed over in the United States and yet command a market presence in Australia most ASX companies can only dream of. And Aussies have taken note. Many ASX investors are now seeking to fish in this far larger pond and add some international diversification to their ASX share portfolios. And today, it's easier to invest in US shares from Australia than it's ever been. How are the US markets indexed? Aussie investors would be familiar with our 2 major market indexes on the ASX -- the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO). These are very simple in nature -...

The S&P/ASX 200 Index felt the wrath of the Reddit phenomenon, witnessing an epic short squeeze of hedge fund favourites, and pummelling tech stocks.