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Investor Update

This month we review the ups and downs of latest earnings season, discuss the economic impacts of divorce, present the pros and cons of the most common investment options for first-time investors, and explore the difference between fixed rate versus floating rate bonds, plus we share the details of our very popular investor events in September.

Podcast: August Market Wrap (listening time 10:00)

Graham O'Brien and Jacinta King, ASX review top-performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.

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Ups and downs of latest earnings season

Some important trends on economy emerge as corporate results are delivered.By Grady Wulff, Bell Direct

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Direct shares, ETFs or LICs?

For first-time investors, the choice between shares and listed funds is especially important.By Tony Featherstone, Investor Update Editor

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Economic impacts of divorce

Divorce can have a significant emotional and financial toll on the family, so it pays to get good advice.By Vera Lin, Ord Minnett

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Fixed rate versus floating rate bonds

A growing number of Exchange Traded Funds on ASX provide exposure to fixed income.By Arian Neiron, VanEck

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Opportunities for Small Cap Australian shares

Simon Shields, Monash Investors, presents his outlook for the sector.

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ASX resources

ASX CEO Connect - 5 September

Join us to hear live from the CEOs of these leading ASX stocks: JBWere, Waypoint REIT, Cleanaway Waste Management, Tourism Group Holdings, Arena REIT, ASX, Vulcan Energy Resources and Qualitas.

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ASX Small and Mid-Cap Conference

Join us in-person or online for the ASX Small and Mid-Cap Conference on 20 September to hear from emerging leaders across a broad range of ASX-listed small and mid-cap companies.

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On-demand webcasts

Stephen Arnold, MD & CIO, Aoris Investment Management, speaks with Aaron Viscayno, ASX, about their investment methodology and how they apply it to their highly concentrated Aoris International Fund (hedged ASX:DAOR and unhedged ASX:BAOR ).

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