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etfs
Our favourite income ETF
With new tax changes getting investors interested in income investments and ETFs for tax efficiency, we combine both and talk about income ETFs.
stocks
Big 4 earnings: Morningstar analysts form view on impact of slowing housing market
Big 4 bank maintains Fair Value, Short-term earnings not material enough to shift valuation for key player
stocks
ASX healthcare share remains cheap despite mixed earnings result
Shares in Aussie listed healthcare name undervalued post earnings.
etfs
Young & Invested: Three ETF dealbreakers that stop me investing
Setting some ground rules in a flooded product market.
markets
Market Minute: US earnings are strong. Why are investors still worried?
US and Australian earnings season, signs of resilience among technology companies, and why Morningstar continues to favour global equities over the concentrated Australian market.
markets
Market Index Performance | July 2026
Our monthly update detailing the short- and long-term performance of major indices.
markets
Blockbuster AI debt issuance coming to a bond market near you
Massive investment in AI infrastructure is reshaping global bond markets.
stocks
Wide moat ASX share beats earnings guidance
Wide moat share continues to grow despite a challenging residential construction market.
stocks
Cheap with attractive yield: Fair Value lifted for retail REIT after earnings
Management expects both earnings and distributions to increase next year.
markets
Future Focus: The investing rule that explains the next market crash
The game every investor is playing.
stocks
Cheap ASX share may have more room to run
Shares are cheap despite rebounding share price, yet risks remain.
stocks
ASX listed media giant drives strong earnings growth
Digital growth drives earnings beat for media share.
stocks
ASX real estate platform outperforms yet questions remain
Valuation remains a key concern despite strong August reporting.
stocks
What did Morningstar subscribers buy and sell during July?
ETFs gain significant traction, while shares remain unchanged.
markets
What Japan’s break from low rates could mean
Despite higher fiscal costs due to higher bond market yields, near-term credit risks are limited.
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