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On this week's episode of The Rules of Investing, Livewire's David Thornton sits down with Alan Kohler AM, one of the country's preeminent business journalists.  Alan first cut his teeth in 1969 as a cadet at The Australian. From 1985 and 1988 he ser...

On this week's episode of The Rules of Investing, Livewire's David Thornton sits down with Alan Kohler AM, one of the country's preeminent business journalists.  In the upcoming episode, we discuss the one thing that will tip markets into recession (...

The Smorgon family is one of Australia’s great wealth building stories. The family emigrated from Ukraine in 1927, opening a Kosher Butcher shop in Carlton soon after. Through the 1930s, the family expanded into wholesale meat and canning industries ...

The Smorgon family is one of Australia’s great wealth stories. What started out as a Kosher Butcher in Carlton has grown into a family office worth about $2.7 billion. In the upcoming episode of the rules of investing, I sit down with Peter Edwards –...

Today’s guest on The Rules of Investing will be very familiar to subscribers of Livewire.  Christopher Joye co-founded Coolabah Capital in 2011, and it's since grown to house about $7 billion in funds under management. Coolabah is a leading active cr...

If there's one group of people who cop a lot of flak in financial markets, it's central bankers. Whether you believe they get too much or too little of it, they're the ones who print the money and make decisions that influence the wallets of billions...

We’ve got a slightly different episode for you today on The Rules of Investing. A departure from the norm! A lot has been said about the change from growth investing to value investing. This shift has been easy to see in aggregate. In 2022, the MSCI ...

We’ve got a bit of a different episode for you today, which I think you’ll enjoy. A lot has been said about the change from growth investing to value investing.   This shift has been easy to see in aggregate. In 2022, the MSCI world growth index was ...

Professional investors have been banging the quality drum with intensity since since the June sell-off.  It makes a lot of sense. In today's market turbulence, the companies that will survive (and thrive) need strong balance sheets, consistent earn...