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Todd Hoare

Yesterday

The Department of Government Efficiency could go a long way to determining whether sovereign and institutional investors would rather lend to cash-rich US corporates than Uncle Sam.

Bond investors may bet on Silicon Valley over Uncle Sam

The US tech sector, which is sitting on a cash balance approaching $US1 trillion, is well-placed to reward – and protect – creditors and shareholders.

October

Several economic forces that once weighed on the AUD now seem to be shifting in its favour, potentially driving further strength.

Why the Aussie dollar can rebound above US70¢

Investors may want to consider increasing exposure to Australian dollar-denominated assets or reviewing hedging strategies that benefit from a stronger currency.

Passive investing can carry unintended consequences, making it a balancing act for investors.

Is passive investing a safe bet or a double-edged sword?

While typically considered benign, passive index investing can come with unintended consequences.

September

“As is so often the case, the volatility began and ended with corporate profitability.

Volatility is normal, we just forgot it was

Returns have been dominated by a handful of companies but that scenario is unlikely to persist.

August

Japanese households are bringing forward purchases, rather than delaying them.

Why investors should take notice of Japan’s resurgence

With its equity market finally breaching highs not seen since 1989, there is growing evidence Japan’s structural reforms are working.

October 2022

Are we close to the bottom? Three signs to look out for

Overcome investor caution by recognising the triggers needed to become more opportunistic in your portfolio.

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