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Aoris Investment Management’s Alfred Tadros.

This fundie says Visa’s shares are a ‘jaw-dropping’ buy

Aoris Investment Management’s Alfred Tadros says investors have missed a trick on the US payments giant and explains why Microsoft is the only magnificent seven stock to own.

  • Joanne Tran
Still the man: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire will hold its annual meeting on Saturday.

Berkshire after Buffett: Can his deputies step up?

Ted Weschler and Todd Combs stand to take over a $546 billion portfolio from the world’s best-known investor.

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  • Eric Platt and Patrick Mathurin
Jerome Powell’s confidence in falling inflation is wavering a little.

Investors aren’t falling for Powell’s ‘confidence’ trick

The Fed chairman has made it clear the bar for a rate rise is very high. But while he hasn’t lost faith in disinflation, rate cuts are moving further away, too.  

  • James Thomson

April

Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Stocks trade for 390 minutes a day. But only the final 10 might matter

Assets in passive equity funds have surged to more than $US11.5 trillion in the US alone - pushing more of trading to the closing minutes of the equities session.

  • Justina Lee
Focus on Wall Street has shifted back to corporate earnings.

‘Built and destroyed’: Wall Street reels from ban on non-compete pacts

Financial companies are scrambling to rework contracts and tie down personnel after the US Federal Trade Commission’s decision last week.

  • Amelia Pollard, Brooke Masters and Joshua Franklin
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Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Wall Street lifts as Alphabet breaks $US2trn valuation

A rally in the tech megacaps gave US markets a boost while US economic data showed moderate inflation.

  • Chibuike Oguh
Wall Street’s losing streak is suddenly looking worrying.

The market is halfway to a correction. Here’s why

After six down days in a row on Wall Street, the six-month equity market rally looks shaky. Next week could prove pivotal.

  • James Thomson

Dow recovers as Iran plays down strike; techs plunge

Global stocks recovered from the shock of the strike on Iran but a plunge in the “magnificent seven” tech stocks weighed on the Nasdaq.

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  • Rita Nazareth and Andrew Hobbs
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America’s Superman foreign policy flies again

The hard realism of Asian allies about America’s direction must jostle with the return of uncompromising American unilateralism.

  • James Curran
The bulls have started 2024 firmly in charge. But the bears aren’t done yet.

Fundies have gone ‘full bull’. Is it time to sell?

Bank of America’s latest global fund manager survey says investors are almost all-in on risk. That might be a worry. 

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  • James Thomson

This fundie says Visa trumps Mastercard – and it’s cheaper

Claremont Global’s Bob Desmond thinks the market is too conservative on the global payments company, and is confident that Microsoft has AI upside.

  • Joanne Tran
Some of Wall Street’s big banks are testing AI tools that can largely replace their armies of analysts.

Look out graduates, Wall Street banks don’t need you any more

Accenture estimated that artificial intelligence could replace or supplement nearly three-quarters of employees’ working hours.

  • Rob Copeland
Lee Ainslie of Maverick Capital.

Wall Street icon Lee Ainslie: it’s a historically good time to invest

The founder of Maverick Capital and former Tiger Cub says there are four reasons active managers are well-placed, including higher rates.

  • James Thomson
Brad Banducci during the senate committee hearing on Tuesday.

ASX slumps 1.4pc; Banducci threatened with jail; AFP’s terror warning

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Jamie Dimon says the there are many risks to the global economy.

Dimon warns of ‘unsettling’ pressures on global markets

The CEO of JPMorgan sees a cascade of pressures including war, rising geopolitical tensions and inflation weighing over markets.

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  • Rob Copeland
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Wall Street plunged amid concerns that Iran would launch a retaliatory strike on Israel.

US stocks tumble as war fears send ‘fear gauge’ to six-month high

Equities had their worst day since January after a report that Israel was bracing for an attack by Iran on government targets. The VIX index jumped 16 per cent.

  • Rita Nazareth
KKR’s investor days set out some big goals for investors to mull.

Meet the Aussie who will be crucial to KKR’s $1.5trn ambition

KKR has set out some big goals, including more than quadrupling earnings and lifting assets five-fold. A little-known Australian executive will be vital to hitting the targets.

  • James Thomson

Regal’s Phil King shorts Tesla and Apple

The star stockpicker says there’s long and short opportunities in the Magnificent Seven, and his fund is playing both sides.

  • Joshua Peach
Hot inflation and the fading prospect of rate cuts won’t help Joe Biden.

Hot US inflation delivers three warnings

The surprising data will give investors plenty to think about. But fading rate cut hopes will also have ramifications for politicians facing the ballot box.

  • James Thomson
Who needs a rate cut? Munro Partners portfolio manager Qiao Ma: “We’re not relying on the Fed cutting rates to make money.”

Fundies name ‘fallen angel’ stock picks

On Thursday morning, investors will be obsessing over what US inflation data says about rate cuts. But Munro Partners’ Qiao Ma won’t be one of them.

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  • James Thomson