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Known for his sharp market insights and data-driven approach, ASX Trader (as he's known by his online persona) has built a cult-like following over the years thanks to his ability to predict stock market movements and trends well before they unfold. The man behind ASX Trader is David Bird - a Certified Financial Technician (CFTe) and former teacher. He is co-founder of Mastering the Markets, a course which helps traders and investors develop the skills needed to navigate financial markets with confidence. Follow ASX Trader's weekly columns right here to get unmissable insights that'll help your trading and investing journey.

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The turning point when most people start losing the game of life

It sounds absurd, yet most people live their financial lives in one particular way. And there’s a critical crossroad when they make this mistake, writes ASX Trader.

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Albo’s risky move: Why 5 per cent home deposit will backfire terribly

Albo’s 5 per cent home deposit scheme looks like help, but this signal doesn’t lie. It’s pouring fuel on the fire, inflating the bubble and putting borrowers at extreme risk, writes ASX Trader.

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This stock is in free fall and now is the best time to buy

This healthcare juggernaut’s stocks are in free fall, but there’s a lesson here. Buy broken charts, not broken businesses, writes ASX Trader

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Interest rate cuts are not always a good sign, according to ASX Trader.

Closing down sale no one wants: Uncomfortable truth about rate cuts

Optimism about short-lived interest rate cuts could be dangerously misplaced with signs pointing to late-stage firefighting as the economy cracks, rather than recovers. Homeowners should brace for rates of 7-8 per cent, writes ASX Trader.

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The forgotten giants: Why this could be the next big wealth story

There’s a forgotten market giant riding a powerful tailwind from a deeply undervalued starting position. Smart money is pouring in and the gains could be life changing, writes ASX Trader.

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The biggest market rotation in your lifetime is unfolding right now

With equities among the most expensive in history, the biggest rotation in your lifetime is unfolding that’ll likely trigger a new super cycle, writes ASX Trader.

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Eerie signs suggest Aussie giant’s stocks are set for major move

It’s the heartbeat of Australian materials and is showing eerily similar signs to the last time its stocks went ballistic. And this time, there’s even more reasons to be excited, writes ASX Trader.

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ASX 200 sectors revealed: What’s hot, what’s not and what’s next

After 15 years of hitting the same ceiling, the ASX 200 stands on the brink of a breakthrough that could reshape Australian investors’ fortunes, writes ASX Trader.

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Gold’s glory days numbered? Why this could be final surge before steep drop

Gold is set for one final push before a deep correction which will reset the cycle. While investors should act with caution, there’s a significant rotation in play with other metals, writes ASX Trader.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 13: Woolworths and Coles supermarket signage on March 13, 2024 in Melbourne, Australia. Australia's two major supermarket chains, Coles and Woolworths, have come under scrutiny for their role in the cost of living crisis in the country, with both companies significantly increasing their profits during the pandemic while consumers faced rising living costs, local media reports said. Former cabinet minister Craig Emerson is leading a government inquiry into supermarket pricing practices, while former ACCC chair Allan Fels is conducting a separate investigation in collaboration with the Australian Council of Trade, ABC News said. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)

Why big money is making major moves into this supermarket giant

The fortunes of Coles and Woolworths seesaw in the stock market grocery wars, but big money and spooked investors are now pouring into this ‘shock-absorber’ giant, writes ASX Trader.

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(FILES) Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, speaks to the press as he arrives at the 2019 annual shareholders meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, May 4, 2019. Buffett said May 3, 2025, he would retire from leading his Berkshire Hathaway business group by the end of the year and that he would recommend Greg Abel to take over.

Buffett’s latest $1.6bn move has Wall Street buzzing

This sector has been ‘unloved’ but Warren Buffett has just dropped $1.6bn on it, and there’s a very clear reason for his genius, writes ASX Trader.

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While no one was watching, this market niche has silently surged

This slow, steady, dividend-paying corner of the market typically ignored by growth-chasing traders is making serious moves. And yet almost no one is talking about it, writes ASX Trader.

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Trump’s move on hidden mineral turbocharges Aussie stocks

It’s been tucked away from the spotlight but this mineral is the powerhouse of your phone, cars and homes. And Trump’s latest move means big things for Aussie stocks, writes ASX Trader.

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Explosion brewing: Why this may be the trade of the decade

We’re standing at the edge of a move that’s 40 years in the making. It’s the kind of shift that doesn’t create winners, it reshapes portfolios, writes ASX Trader.

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