- Money Morning Australia

The Editors – Money Morning Australia

Below you’ll find a list of the main financial commentators that write for Money Morning Australia.

(You can view each editor’s profile in more detail by clicking on their image.)

Each investment editor has a wealth of experience and knowledge in the financial markets and various other industries.

And each one specialises in a specific area of investment advice and analysis. These range from small cap stocks, value investing, share trading, saving for retirement, investing in resource stocks, to geopolitical and financial events that shape the global economy.

What they all have in common is that they offer a unique and independent perspective on the financial markets.

Of course, when you’ve got this many opinions it means they won’t always agree with each other!

But that’s when we often find the best analysis shines through. It encourages each editor to back up their ideas and analysis. This can only result in a better quality of analysis for our readers.

If you’d like to find out more about each of the Money Morning Editors (including which editor most closely matches your own views) click on the corresponding link below to their individual bio page.

Plus, feel free to connect to an editor’s Google+ profile. By doing so, you’ll be kept in the loop of useful information related to their investment ideas that could help you become a richer, smarter and better investor. (Including: being informed of when any new articles they have written are published on the web; being made aware of any special conference events they may be speaking at; and discovering noteworthy items of interest on the web, related to their particular style of investing and financial world view.)

To find out more about a Money Morning Editor simply click on their link below.

Money Morning Feature Editors

Kris Sayce Kris Sayce
Chief Editor, Money Morning Australia

Kris is never one to pull punches when discussing market developments and economic events that can affect your wealth. And when it comes to helping you make money, you could say he has a he has a soft spot for the thrills of small-cap stock investing.

Read more about Money Morning’s small-cap stock specialist Kris Sayce.

Dr Alex Cowie Alex Cowie
Editor, Money Morning Australia

When he’s not travelling the world in search of the next hot resource stock opportunity, Dr Cowie writes twice weekly for Money Morning. With special emphasis (of course) on helping his readers make money from Australian resources, mining and commodities.

Read more about Money Morning’s resource and mining stock specialist Dr Alex Cowie.

Murray Dawes Murray Dawes
Editor, Money Morning Australia

Murray is Money Morning’s ‘scarily accurate’ technical analyst, who’s been living and breathing the stock market for 20 years. Every week he provides readers with detailed analysis and insights into trading shares on the ASX.

Read more about Money Morning’s share trading specialist Murray Dawes.

Callum Newman Callum Newman
Editor, Money Weekend

Callum is the feature editor for Money Weekend — the weekend edition of Money Morning Australia. He covers areas of interest arising from world markets and the global economy that could mean new investment opportunities for Aussie investors.

Read more about Money Weekend Editor Callum Newman.

Money Morning — Contributing Editors from Port Phillip Publishing

Nick Hubble Nick Hubble
Contributing Editor, Money Morning Australia

Nick regularly writes for Money Morning’s sister publication, the Daily Reckoning Australia. However on occasion, he’ll bestow Money Morning readers with his investment insights as well — with handy tips on how to make the most of your finances in retirement.

Read more about retirement investment specialist Nick Hubble.

Greg Canavan Greg Canavan
Contributing Editor, Money Morning Australia

Greg is a feature editor for the Daily Reckoning Australia. He helps investors preserve their wealth over the long term using a method known as value investing. Lucky for Money Morning readers, he imparts some of this knowledge on them too with regular guest editorial spots.

Read more about value investing specialist Greg Canavan.

Dan Denning Dan Denning
Contributing Editor, Money Morning Australia

Dan is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of all Port Phillip Publishing publications — including Money Morning Australia, which he writes for from time to time. He is also a featured editor for the Daily Reckoning Australia. If you want an in depth take on the geopolitical and financial events that shape the global economy — and how they can affect your investments…you’ll love reading Dan’s insights.

Read more about geo-political commentator and financial investment specialist Dan Denning.

Money Morning Australia also has regular contributions from its international network of overseas affiliates which are part of the Agora Inc group. These include Money Week (UK) and Money Morning (USA).

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