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Qiao Ma has had an extensive career in funds management including stops in New York working for hedge fund Jericho Capital and more recently Cooper Investors in Melbourne.
 
Earlier this year, Qiao joined Munro Partners, where it was recen...

From geopolitics to fiscal policy, commodities to equities, this week's featured guest on The Rules of Investing has some high-conviction views on a whole range of subjects. 
For more than 40 years, Donald Amstad traded his way through the highs and ...

Despite all of his success, Morry Waked has remained relatively under the radar. He’s not one to boast of his achievements, and he’s very rarely fronted the media.
At Livewire, we dedicate ourselves to finding the best fund managers in Australia - an...

The times when a company is dominating headlines (for all the wrong reasons) are the best time to buy. 
Take Medibank Private (ASX: MPL), for example, which you may remember, was embroiled in a data breach in October 2022. 
On the news, the stock's s...

Matthew Kidman is a well-known entity to readers of Livewire, as host of Success and More Interesting Stuff, Buy Hold Sell, and most recently, Livewire Live.
Finally, we got him in the hot seat to run us through his own journey into funds management,...

Short sellers have had a tough time of it over the past decade. The era of free money lifted all boats, including companies that would perhaps otherwise be candidates for short selling. 
Today's market is radically different. Central banks have lifte...

We're constantly told that diversification is the only free lunch in finance. Yet most of the world's top investors choose not to eat it. 
Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, John Maynard Keynes, Lou Simpson, George Soros. All run concentrated portfolios...

We're constantly told that diversification is the only free lunch in finance. Yet most of the world's top investors choose not to eat it. Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, John Maynard Keynes, Lou Simpson, George Soros. All run concentrated portfolios....

Ten years ago, investing was an easy game. Thanks to rates near zero and reckless fiscal spending, markets were drunk on liquidity.
There was multiple expansion across the board, and winning was relatively easy. Pick an index, sit back and let multip...