Investors Voice Archive: 15 Dec, 2018
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The terms ‘growth’ and ‘value’, however, have had more staying power and are used extensively in financial market commentary. Frequently we read that ‘growth is outperforming value’, a particular investment firm is a ‘value manager’, or a certain company is a ‘growth stock’.
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2 years ago
It seems like markets are getting increasingly nervous and as usual, at these times the financial media is rolling out the perennial bears because the only story they ever tell just happens to match what is occurring right now.
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2 years ago
Although America’s technology giants have attracted the headlines and enjoyed strong share price performance in recent years, there may be some reluctance by investors to jump on their bandwagon at this stage.
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2 years ago
There are times when you should listen to your parents, and times when you should not listen to your parents.
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2 years ago
With the high-momentum growth stocks falling in a heap – just as we warned they would – investors may be considering whether value has emerged.
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2 years ago
Based on figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare you should plan for approximately 17-25% of your retirement years to be “care years”.
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2 years ago
While the new law relating to ‘ipso facto’ clauses is not specifically targeted at SMSFs, it is relevant since there are an increasing number of SMSFs, especially SMSFs with corporate trustees, and these SMSFs often enter into various contracts that may contain ‘ipso facto’ clauses.
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2 years ago
If Labor's franking credit policy is legislated, it could actually result in an increase in SMSF numbers.
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2 years ago
In all the talk about refundable franking credits, it is easy to overlook the fact that a franking credit is additional income as well as a tax credit.
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LRBAs are helping many small business people marry their business goals with their long-term retirement income strategy.
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In this article, we’re seeking to differentiate “fintech” companies and fields of endeavour that provide productivity benefits or automation that speed up transactions or simply make existing business models work better juxtaposed to disrupting market-changing offerings.
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2 years ago
There is a concern that these cobots will replace human workers, however, the early case studies are showing significant productivity benefits as they assist, rather than replace their human counterparts.
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2 years ago
While a recession in Australia is still unlikely, very unlikely in fact, there is a growing risk the unfolding mix of events will hit the economy hard.
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