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From the desk of the CIO: The importance of a robust investment process during geopolitical turbulence
Valuation discipline helps avoid overpriced assets and manage downside risk in volatile markets.
From the desk of the CIO: The importance of a robust investment process during geopolitical turbulence
From the desk of the CIO: The importance of a robust investment process during geopolitical turbulence
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Podcast: Investing Compass

Podcast: Investing Compass

Morningstar Australia's podcast series.
personal-finance
What you will and won’t find in my portfolio: Mark’s top articles in June

What you will and won’t find in my portfolio: Mark’s top articles in June

The top articles in June from Morningstar’s Director of Personal Finance.
personal-finance
Will young Australians be better off than their parents?

Will young Australians be better off than their parents?

For much of Australia’s history, each new generation has been better off than the last: better jobs and incomes as well as improved living standards. A new report assesses whether this time may be different.
personal-finance
My favourite lessons from Nick Sleep’s famous investing letters

My favourite lessons from Nick Sleep’s famous investing letters

The Nomad Partnership letters are often put up there alongside those written by Warren Buffett. Here were my three big takeaways.
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Bolt-on acquisition adds capabilities for undervalued ASX share

Bolt-on acquisition adds capabilities for undervalued ASX share

Shares are trading at a 61% discount to our fair value.
personal-finance
Bookworm: An essential quality of conservative investments from Phil Fisher

Bookworm: An essential quality of conservative investments from Phil Fisher

Phil Fisher forged a stellar record and is cited by Warren Buffett as a key influence. He liked companies to have this quality.
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How to understand potential investments at a deeper level

How to understand potential investments at a deeper level

Asking these simple questions can reveal valuable things about a company’s quality and economics.
stocks
ASX healthcare leader undervalued after share slump

ASX healthcare leader undervalued after share slump

The sell-off in this moated healthcare company ignores strong potential for revenue growth and margin improvement.
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Market Minute: Middle East tensions ease, markets react

This week we’ve seen AI-driven gains, continued tensions in the Middle East, and a steepening US curve.
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Takeover targets and deep value: Joseph’s top insights in June

Takeover targets and deep value: Joseph’s top insights in June

Joseph delivered more insights from our analysts and weighed up the merits of different approaches to the stock market.
stocks
Our view on Xero’s big bet

Our view on Xero’s big bet

The shares sold off after the announcement of the Melio Payments acquisitions.
etfs
Unconventional wisdom: My ETF choice for Aussie equity exposure

Unconventional wisdom: My ETF choice for Aussie equity exposure

Running through my rationale for picking this ETF.
personal-finance
This week’s best investing insights

This week’s best investing insights

Stay up to date with our best investment opportunities and insights on investing.
stocks
10 cheap wide-moat US stocks for 2025

10 cheap wide-moat US stocks for 2025

Undervalued high-quality names from the Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index are attractive stocks to buy for long-term investors.
personal-finance
Are franking credits hurting Australia’s economy?

Are franking credits hurting Australia’s economy?

Business investment and per capita GDP have languished over the past decade, and the Labor Government is conducting inquiries to find out why. Franking credits should be part of the debate about our stalling economy.
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