Investor Insights
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Investment newsletters: making sense of stock recommendations
Investment newsletters remain a popular way for SMSFs and retail investors to trade. But do they deliver results? Bell Direct CEO Arnie Selvarajah weighs the field.
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Account security enhanced
We've enhanced your account security.
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5 things we learned from reporting season
Small and undervalued listed companies produced results that weren’t outstanding, but which investors were willing to overlook in the context of previously discounted expectations. This should continue...
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Fintechs shake up banking, providing investment opportunities
Fintech — financial services underpinned by technology — may not be new but the pace of change has never been faster. It is a crucial trend that Australian investors need to be aware of, given financial stocks make up almost half of the S&P/ASX200.
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Declining market breadth in US stocks and impact on the Australian market
With lots of talk about the rise in the US stockmarket to new highs being driven by a handful of stocks, how important is breadth and how does the Australian sharemarket stack up?
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Apple Watch Competition Winners
The Bell Direct competition to win 1 of 5 Apple Watches has closed.
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Sectors and stocks that could surprise in reporting season
With reporting season now on our doorsteps Livewire spoke to three leading fund managers to help us understand the current investing environment.
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How to build a small cap portfolio
Your step-by-step guide to building your own small cap portfolio, whether nor not it is part of a bigger equities portfolio.
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Track stock prices in your Watchscreens
How to track the price changes of all the stocks in your watchlists
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Heads-up display - recent quotes and portfolio balance
"Always on" prices and portfolio balances at a glance.
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The Bell Direct Apple Watch App is now available
Monitor the progress of your portfolios with our simple and elegant Bell Direct Apple Watch App.
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Step back and look at Fairfax Media
Why it’s important to step back and count the profits (and losses) in companies when you are making decisions on whether to buy, sell or hold.