Investors Voice Archive: 15 Mar, 2020
The new year has seen equity markets continue their seemingly unstoppable march higher. Given the substantial outperformance of ‘growth’ stocks over the past decade – and 2019 in particular – there is currently a robust debate around whether it’s time to switch to a more ‘value’ oriented portfolio.
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Charlie Aitken
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Rallying markets have raised the valuations of many businesses, possibly to unsustainable levels. To my mind, it’s made one thing clearer than ever: investors need to bulk up on high quality Australian and global businesses, like CSL, Microsoft and Vivendi.
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Roger Montgomery
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2019 was expected to be a challenging one for markets, however as the year drew to a close, Australian indexes were up 20 percent on low single digit EPS growth. Despite numerous concerns across sectors such as retail, housing, construction, finance, aged care, pharmacy and commercial services, global businesses in healthcare and technology powered ahead.
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James Abela
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It won’t come as a surprise that over the last decade the average daily time spent on screens, which used to be restricted to television and computers, has increased significantly.
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Anshu Sharma
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Easing geo-political tensions and signs of stabilising growth have seen international and domestic equity markets reach new highs in early 2020, while bond yields remain well above their cycle lows. Yet 2020 does not appear to hold an imminent end to the cycle.
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Scott Haslem
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“While conditions remain constructive for the Australian equity market it’s certainly not without risk.” While I’m positive on the overall Australian equity market, stock selection as always will be crucial.
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Paul Taylor
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The Australian office market has been buoyed by rising investor demand. Transaction volumes exceeded $22.5 billion. The rise in participation of offshore investors has been material.
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Adrian Harrington
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3 years ago
If you’re searching for value in the Australian market, it may be worth taking a look at Seven Group Holdings (ASX: SVW). With a stable of businesses leveraged to mining, infrastructure and energy investment, we think the company will continue to provide robust returns for some time to come.
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Dominic Rose
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3 years ago
In July of 2019, the Australian Bureau of Statistics announced average Australian household wealth had exceeded the million dollar mark. Unsurprisingly, owner occupied housing was the largest contributor to wealth. Super was the next biggest contributor, followed by other financial assets.
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Dr Laura Ryan
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3 years ago
When it comes to our biggest financial worries, it may come as no surprise that retirement preparedness tops the list for many Australians. We may have a superannuation system which is the envy of many parts of the world but 63% of people yet to retire say they are not prepared for retirement.
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Alva Devoy
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