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Asset managers are launching ETFs aimed at investors who want to match their money with their beliefs, such as a fund that focuses on racial justice. Reuters
The rise of ETFs targeting social movements

There are now index funds that cover themes such as veganism, climate change, racial justice and #MeToo

MoneyMay 03, 2023
Most investors will lose money trying to pick a big winner growth stock. Getty
Fancy making a 4,500% return? There might be a better way to get rich

Investing in small-cap growth funds makes more sense than trying to find the next Amazon, financial experts say

MoneyApril 26, 2023
The New York Stock Exchange. Falling interest rates would be good for share prices and make debt more manageable. AP
How investors can prepare for falling interest rates

Inflation and base rates could drop further than people realise and investors need to be ready for it, experts say

MoneyApril 19, 2023
The price of gold reached an all-time dollar high of $2,067.15 an ounce in August 2020. Getty
How high can the price of gold go?

The precious metal jumped to a one-year peak last week but experts say investors should be cautious and only buy in the dips

MoneyApril 12, 2023
A weaker greenback would be welcomed by many after its dominance last year. Getty
Is the US dollar losing its status as the king of currencies?

The greenback is in a weaker position as China, Russia and Iran seek to de-dollarise energy pricing and trading, experts say

MoneyApril 04, 2023
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Has Bitcoin risen from the dead - again?

Loose monetary policy, falling interest rate expectations and a weak US dollar have made the largest cryptocurrency the best-performing asset class this year

MoneyMarch 28, 2023
The headquarters of Credit Suisse in Zurich. The Swiss bank was bought by rival lender UBS for $3.2 billion. Getty
What the banking crisis means for your investments

Investors should review their portfolios to ensure they don't have too much exposure to high-risk areas of the market, experts say

MoneyMarch 20, 2023
Stock market information displayed on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. SVB Financial Group shares extended their plunge on Friday before being halted in pre-market trading. Bloomberg
Are global stock markets heading for another crash?

Equities fell on contagion fears after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, adding to speculation over how much the US Fed will raise rates

MoneyMarch 14, 2023
Nick Donaldson / Getty
Is the global property market bubble about to burst?

Higher borrowing costs and record-high prices have led to reduced demand from homebuyers

MoneyMarch 07, 2023
A trader works the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell announces a rate increase. AP
Have stock markets entered a 'death zone'?

Bullish investors should remain cautious as key US data continues to affect sentiment and could create a hard landing for equities, analysts say

MoneyFebruary 28, 2023
Two years ago, Gen Z investors were piling into US tech, crypto, meme stocks and more, banking fast returns. Getty
Gen Z investors turn to old-school sectors as fast returns wane

They have adopted a low-risk approach and are prioritising long-term gains now that the cheap money era has come to an end

MoneyFebruary 21, 2023
A banner for a ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF hangs outside the New York Stock Exchange. When the cryptocurrency winter struck after the FTX Sam Bankman-Fried scandal, a number of Bitcoin-linked ETFs crashed. AFP
Why thematic ETFs fall out of favour so quickly

Speciality funds tend to focus on narrow 'flavour-of-the-month' topics to cash in on a sudden wave of demand, experts say

MoneyFebruary 14, 2023
The Charging Bull on Wall Street. Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes have started the year in positive territory. Reuters
Is this the beginning of a new bull market?

Technology stocks and cryptocurrency prices are rebounding as investors embrace risk again, financial analysts say

MoneyFebruary 07, 2023
Direct indexing offers greater freedom and flexibility than ETFs and actively managed mutual funds. Getty
Is direct indexing a better investment strategy than ETFs?

The strategy allows small investors to replicate the performance of an index by directly purchasing individual stocks and adjusting them over time

MoneyJanuary 31, 2023
A trader at the New York Stock Exchange. Stock markets started the year with renewed buoyancy, boosting investor sentiment. AFP
Can stocks return to bull market territory this year?

A recovery is coming but it may take a little longer than we would like, financial analysts say

MoneyJanuary 24, 2023
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