Latest from Brian Gaynor

Australian exchange is a hotbed for traders willing to speculate on a falling share price.

NZ funds likely to sit on sidelines for now.

Dividends sent home dwarf any local spending.

Short-sellers and shareholders are putting the heat on listed firms.

The New Zealand Oil & Gas saga took another depressing turn this week.

Low interest rates chance to fix infrastructure deficit while stimulating economic growth.

Our procedures make it relatively easy for foreigners to acquire our listed companies.

Political chat is best avoided in the US these days, as the President divides the nation.

COMMENT: Deregulating the banks was a major factor in growth surge.

COMMENT: Tournament years are when World Rugby turns its usual losses into profits.

COMMENT: NZOG advice to take low-ball offer part of trend that risks gutting NZX.

COMMENT: Latest report offers little reason to hope market can be turned around.

COMMENT: Sun and share prices add cheer as revered chairman passes baton.

COMMENT: Local market and the NZ economy suffer as shareholders sell out.

Focus on milk price and dividends is key to co-op's poor performance.

COMMENT: Flawed from the beginning, Fonterra must now adopt a new structure.

COMMENT: China and the US may force us to choose between them.

For NZ bank depositors, there may be more falls yet.

Loosening laws spurring big deals but NZ off the pace.

NZX will welcome a company that has a genuine business model and positive earnings.

Spending will be difficult to monitor to ensure taxpayers are getting value for money.

Report says regulator should have held up IPO over solvency fears.

COMMENT: High-flying stock a trade-off call between price and long-term legs.

COMMENT: How can we possibly criticise a CEO who achieved such massive profit figures?

COMMENT: It will be fascinating to see how domestic retailers respond to Costco arrival.

COMMENT: New Zealand and Australian markets have soared lately.

Original shareholders' sale of shares unrestricted when Cannasouth lists on NZX.

COMMENT: Politicians with strong nationalistic policies continue to do well.

COMMENT: There are two clear lessons to be learnt from recent US Initial Public Offerings.

The only funds to outperform this NZX benchmark index were two small property funds.

COMMENT: A better deal is needed when companies raise capital.