Peter Switzer

A property price monitor has looked for the towns and suburbs that have netted their owners the greatest profit in the June quarter and a lot is being made out of NSW localities being the biggest winners. Property price monitor Cotality has looked for the towns and suburbs that have netted their owners the greatest […]

Why are women architects, doctors and nurses still paid less than men? Who makes these decisions and what can be done about it? A survey of what Australians with a university education shows the value of becoming a graduate but when it comes to income, it’s better to be a bloke. The AFR’s Julie Hare […]

Switzer Investing TV | 8th September 2025: Small caps are surging, but where’s the smart money going? And what's the next JB Hi-Fi?

A front page story in The Financial Times in the UK last week portrayed one of the great industrial relations cockups of recent times, all brought about by a button inadvertently pushed.

This week two stocks, CSL and James Hardie, had shockers. But why? And how should investors treat scenarios like this?

Lithium's up, uranium's down, and JB Hi-Fi continues to turn it around. Here's what's making markets hot this week.

The former boss of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Graeme Samuel, has counselled Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers to tell big business to push off and stop expecting handouts from the taxpayers of Australia.

As the Daily Telegraph warns us that Treasurer Jim Chalmers is thinking about breaking pre-election promises about negative gearing, I’ve been wondering how a Productivity Roundtable became an Economic Reform Roundtable? And now it’s sounding like a Tax Reform Table!

At a time when our leading politicians and most respected economists tell us we must lift productivity to ensure higher standards of living, the work-from-home (WFH) issue could split the Labor Party.

The brand name Ansett has landed, driven by AI (artificial intelligence). We need to be aware of this sign of our future where your job or business could be threatened