In this article for the Australian Roger discusses the power exerted on asset prices by interest rates. As we witnessed in 2019, that power exceeds all the fears that might have inhered in short-lived geopolitical and financial machinations. Read here.

In this interview for Livewire Tim Kelley discusses Telstra.  After several years of price falls it seemed that the gap between price and value had not just closed but reversed altogether.  The issues, while real and material, have been fully priced in to Telstra shares. So what lies ahead?

In this article for the Herald Sun Roger discusses tech companies which are implementing solutions to help with the world’s landfill and greenhouse gas problem. Read here.

David Buckland joined Money News’ new host Brooke Corte for the first interview of the year to discuss what’s driving the share markets higher and higher. We see three reasons – a trade war settlement, Conservative party victory in the UK and interest rates staying lower for longer.

Mark Draper published an article for the Australian Financial Review which shares eight investment ideas to kickstart 2020. Included in the eight is Gary’s view on EML Payments, a structural growth fintech. Here’s why we like it. Read here.

In this article for Firstlinks, Roger discusses whether we will see a continuation of the bull market in 2020 with higher prices and expanding price/ earnings ratios.

As we begin the new decade, market conditions seem rosy after stellar results for calendar year 2019. Policymakers remain supportive and market commentators are predicting another good year for equities. So what could go wrong? In this exclusive article for Livewire Roger discuss how investors protect themselves from risks. Read here.

In this article for the Herald Sun Andrew discusses why Mr Equity Market is paying you relatively handsomely for taking equity risk, while Mr Bond Market is not paying you much at all for taking lending risk.

In this article for the Herald Sun Andrew takes a closer look at the low interest rate world that we live in. There are many reasons why interest rates are low.

In this article for the Herald Sun Roger shares a review of the Australian housing market in 2019. Today, we can say that not only did the May 2019 federal election mark the low for Aussie house prices, but that there is little to stop prices from continuing to climb higher. Read here.