Some sectors are looking stronger than others as the covid crisis eases.
BHP and Rio should always get some investor attention.
The ASX is really an income focused market, which, given the low interest rate environment, makes it attractive.
Savings in Australia soared during Covid because of government pump priming. That creates a bullish outlook for some sectors.
Rising demand for electric vehicles increasingly seems a certainty, which is good news for lithium stocks.
One analyst says that the Australian market is overvalued on economic fundamentals. That is one way of assessing shares.
There have been huge moves in commodity prices, especially energy and iron ore. What does that mean for Australia's big resources companies?
The recovery from the coronavirus shock is not expected to be like previous more cyclical changes in the markets.
Diversifying into smaller companies can be a sound strategy, but the risk-reward equation tends to be different.
In the end, when interest rates are near zero, they can only go in one direction. Some analysts are expecting bond yields to rise and negatively affect the share market.
The divergence between ESG dreams about a low carbon world and the world economy's massive dependence on fossil fuels is getting wider.
Australia's big telco gets a qualified thumbs up from analysts.