The Case for Balance

Global epidemics, political crises, financial scandals, natural disasters - bad news is something you don’t have to go searching too far to find these days. But is there a psychological element in our attraction to negative headlines? (3 mins read)

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How Stewart Partners may help you

One question we’ve never excelled at answering is “what do you do?”, because if you asked this question to each of our clients, there’d be an array of responses.  To help you understand what we can do for clients – beyond investment advice – we’ve detailed several real matters we’ve helped clients with over the past year. (6 mins read)

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Elections & Investing

With Australia in the middle of another general election campaign and facing the prospect of a change of government, investors may ask what implications the political cycle has for financial markets and for their own portfolios.

This article considers market performance around past elections and some of the major policies the two major parties are taking to this election. (4 mins read)

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A Financial Journalist Breaks Ranks

On occasion a financial journalist will break ranks and spill the beans on why they write articles they know offer zero value to their readers.

Michael Pascoe is one of Australia’s most experienced and respected finance journalists. For many years, he hosted the Nine Network’s Sunday morning business program. Now, well into his 60s, he has admitted that most daily financial markets reports are rubbish and that for journalists, they are a meaningless grind. (4 mins read)

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