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While AI and related technology stocks bask in the limelight, the medical technology sector quietly continues its rapid evolution, writes Bryan Dooley

Bryan Dooley discusses how the tech sector has been driving the markets, but can now lead to future winners and losers

Bryan Dooley recommends investors remain defensive in both equity and credit markets

AI promises a world of seamless interactions between humans involving a multitude of tasks

This year, global central bank monetary policy tightening has caused the most damage to conservatively managed investment portfolios in over hundred years, according to a recent study by Bank of America. Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell and h...

The traditional 60/40 portfolio, where 60 per cent is invested in stocks and 40 per cent in bonds, is often considered the starting point for investors who can take a bit of volatility but still want to protect principal and grow capital over time. ...

Since January, the US economy and stock markets have been hit by the perfect storm. The S&P 500 registered its worst half year since 1970 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average had its largest first-half decline since 1972. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine...

Soaring inflation has upended the financial markets this year, resulting in sliding asset prices and elevated volatility. Cautious investors continue to brace for unfriendly central bank policies designed to cap the steadily rising prices of goods a...

The last couple of years can be described as anything but normal. Since early 2020, global government responses to the worldwide pandemic have ranged from extreme lockdowns to variable reopening policies, while massive monetary and fiscal stimulus h...

Those invested in the broader equity markets should be happy with this year’s results. Despite rising interest rates, new waves of the coronavirus and China’s backlash against capitalism, risk markets have soared in 2021 with the MSCI World Stock ind...