Investors Voice Archive: 15 Sep, 2018
3 years ago
Technology companies can get very big, very quickly, reflecting the size of the global markets they are addressing and their ability to scale rapidly.
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3 years ago
If you have a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF), you need to plan ahead to ensure that it can still keep going if you lost mental capacity due to dementia (or other reasons such as suffering a stroke).
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3 years ago
The only reason professionals tell you to diversify is so that you can’t sue them.
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3 years ago
Is current trade “unfair” as Trump states? It is true that the USA, Europe, China etc. level different tariffs on the same type of goods between themselves.
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3 years ago
Qantas shares are trading where they were about 11 years ago and Virgin’s shares are 90 per cent lower than where they were 11 years ago.
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3 years ago
Our research suggests investors should be prepared for lower future earnings from Telstra and a substantial cut in the dividend and potentially a much lower Telstra ‘dividend yield’.
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3 years ago
Our annual conference was held from 31st July to 1st August and this year continued the pattern of the last twenty years of great AIA investment conferences.
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3 years ago
At the 2017 National Conference in August last year, we asked a number of speakers to give us their stock picks.
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3 years ago
With global share market capitalization steadily heading towards $100 trillion, many self-managed super fund (SMSF) investors are sitting up and taking notice of offshore performance, seeking opportunities to diversify outside the Australian market by investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), listed investment companies (LICs) and mFunds.
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For incoming shareholders, it is illogical to pay a premium to the underlying assets, and for selling shareholders, discounts represent the inability to obtain the look-through value of their investment.
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