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    ASIC chairman Joe Longo says information leaks damage the whole economy not just individual investors.

    We’re cracking down on market-moving media leaks

    ASIC has begun a targeted review of apparent leaks to media. Confidentiality rules will be under scrutiny.

    • Joe Longo
    The big stockbrokers have all sorts of ways to get more trades, including corporate access and deals.

    What brokers, fund managers do when ‘mkt dead quiet’

    This week is unlisted companies week. Macquarie, UBS and Citi are all parading unlisted companies or investment themes – ostensibly, in the name of research.

    • Anthony Macdonald
    Going hungry: there is a general reluctance in Australia to support new floats.

    Top Barrenjoey banker’s two fixes to restart IPOs

    Barrenjoey co-executive chairman Guy Fowler says rethinking prospectus forecasts and some other reforms could help revive the quiet IPO market.

    • Anthony Macdonald
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    Private credit crackdown; Tension at Olympics; Musk dares doubters

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

    The New York Stock Exchange.

    ASX to rise; Tesla misses, Alphabet slightly beats expectations

    Australian shares appear set for a modest opening advance. Tesla shares fell in extended trading. Alphabet gets Cloud boost. Oil slides again. Bitcoin slumps.

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    • Timothy Moore
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    Societe Generale strategist Albert Edwards says the ingredients for a retreat in tech stocks are there.

    This is what could spark the next market correction

    Scepticism about how AI investment will translate into earnings is starting to build. That’s a worry given how heavily the market is invested in tech.

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    • James Thomson
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    Bosses fear CFMEU; ASX pump-and-dump crew hit; Top 10 banker deals

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

    Syed Yusuf, charged by ASIC for a market manipulation scheme, leaving Downing Centre Courthouse.

    ASIC hits ASX pump-and-dump crew with criminal charges

    The corporate cop has hit the alleged ring leaders of an ASX penny stock pump and dump scheme with criminal charges that could come with millions in fines.

    • Ronald Mizen, Maxim Shanahan, Jonathan Shapiro and Tom Richardson
    The New York Stock Exchange.

    ASX to rise, S&P 500 rebounds on Nvidia, Tesla

    Australian shares are set to open higher as US investors opted to buy after last week’s tech-paced sell-off. Commodities slip.

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    • Timothy Moore
    CrowdStrike shares are down, but its long-term prospects look fine, according to investment experts.

    Why investors see an opportunity in CrowdStrike shares

    Australian stock pickers say a plunge in CrowdStrike’s shares after it caused a global outage represents a buying opportunity, with slim cyber pickings on the ASX.

    • Tess Bennett

    This top fundie used to peel four sacks of potatoes every Friday

    Ausbil Investment Management’s Paul Xiradis says it’s at the fish market that he probably got involved in markets, understanding how they’re priced and cleared.

    • Sally Patten and Lap Phan

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    Obama silent on Harris; Seven US election stocks; Vendor’s $1.2m bonus

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

    Private credit offers higher returns at greater risk.

    How to spot a good – or bad – private credit fund

    Growth in non-bank lending presents new opportunities for investors. But with higher returns comes added risk.

    • Michelle Bowes
    Harvest Lane’s Luke Cummings.

    M&A arb fund Harvest Lane keeps a ‘blacklist’ of boards to avoid

    Investor Luke Cummings has made a name for himself (and money) by trading M&A activity. But one deal that he’s steering clear of is the $8.8 billion Chemist Warehouse and Sigma merger.

    • Joanne Tran

    Bombed out retailers stage comeback ahead of results season

    There is plenty of pressure on household budgets, but retailers from Universal Store to shoe chain owner Accent Group say trading is picking up.

    • Carrie LaFrenz and Joanne Tran
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    The momentum in US small caps has so far failed to translate to the ASX small cap sector.

    ASX small caps miss out on ‘Great Rotation’ on rate worries

    The gains in US small caps have further to run, say strategists, but Aussie investors shouldn’t hold their breath for a knock-on rally closer to home.

    • Joshua Peach
    CBA shares roared to new record highs this week on the back of strong institutional demand, including from index funds.

    Has the CBA share price peaked?

    After the Commonwealth Bank’s latest record, analysts and fund managers are wondering whether the hyper-rally in bank stocks can be sustained.

    • James Eyers
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    ASX dives; Trump to accept nomination; Penthouse fetches $12m

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

    The New York Stock Exchange.

    ASX to tumble, Wall St extends losses

    Australian shares are set to drop more than 1pc at the open. US stocks reversed early gains though Nvidia rebounded. Volatility leaps to three-month-high.

    • Timothy Moore

    The Aussie funds that beat bitcoin and big tech

    It was often savvy bets at the smaller end of the market that shot the top-performing fund managers to the top of the leader table in the last financial year.

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    • Joshua Peach