Anthropic's IPO comes with huge growth, huge losses and a warning that AI could pose an existential risk. For investors, the harder question is what any of that actually tells us about the business.

The bears have plenty of reasons to be concerned, while the bulls have evidence on their side too. With both making a convincing case, what should investors actually pay attention to?

Seven stocks now make up roughly a third of the S&P 500. Yet the group behind that concentration has had a weak year. So what’s really going on beneath the surface?

Stocks and bonds are moving differently than they have for years. What’s driving the shift, and what does it mean for diversification?

Singapore has spent six decades building resilience by diversifying its trading partners, industries and sources of growth. Could the same thinking apply to your portfolio?

What if summer markets aren't weaker, just thinner? When fewer people are trading, even ordinary news can move prices more than you’d expect.

AI is delivering real growth. But with so much of the market riding on it, how much is too much?

The numbers may be simple, but your financial life isn't. Here's why the right starting point still needs to become a plan built around you.

A hedge fund grew from US$225 million to US$45 billion in months, only to lose 67% in under a month. A stark reminder of what can happen when leverage and concentration leave little room for error.

The Singapore dollar has quietly been one of the world's strongest-performing major currencies for decades. What if that has a bigger impact on your long-term investment returns than you realise?

Argentina had everything a champion should need. But in the final, relying on one brilliant star wasn't enough. The same may be true of investing.

Markets have recovered from the shock. The headlines haven't. As conflict returns to the Middle East, the temptation to react is back too.

Air conditioning changed the world. So did the steam engine, the internet and now artificial intelligence. Yet history suggests that investing in transformative technologies is rarely as straightforward as recognising their potential.

Markets may be entering their historically weakest period of the year. Here's why that doesn't necessarily spell trouble for long-term investors.

Six months was all it took for the market consensus to reverse. If even the experts can't consistently predict the future, what should investors base their decisions on?

Having wealth does not always mean being ready for retirement. As more Singaporeans expect to work beyond retirement, a growing number are discovering that the problem is not always a lack of wealth, but where that wealth sits.

The market’s most exciting trades have driven much of this year’s gains. History suggests that should make investors more cautious, not less.

To Buy SpaceX or Not?

If you dig through history, most IPOs underperform the market in their first few years, and the worst outcomes happen during IPO waves. Excitement is not an investment thesis.