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Market outlook • Investing • Shares • Exclusive Member Content
14 months ago
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2022 looks familiar, though not quite the same

This might come as a surprise to many readers, but, reading through investment strategy reports for 2022 and listening to funds managers on webinars, there is far more agreement than...
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck | Editor | FNArena*
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Shares • Investing • ASX
17 months ago
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Three stocks to buy and three to avoid: Julia Lee

Burman Invest's Julia Lee shares three stocks to buy, three to avoid and four with strong income potential.
By Mansi Gandhi
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Exclusive Member Content • Shares
17 months ago
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Eight tips on how to find highflying stocks

Angie Ellis is a well-known full-time investor who first came to fame playing The Sunday Age / SMH shares race game. Her portfolio regularly returns 40% plus and delivered 55% last financial year. In this article, she shares her tips on how to uncover highfliers.
By Angie Ellis
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Investing • Stock Picking • Shares
19 months ago
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Investing in US stocks: Key things to know

Whether it is for portfolio diversification or reducing investment risk, international stocks present a world of opportunities. Here, we present a Q&A with investing expert and author Danielle Ecuyer* about how to buy US stocks from Australia, key factors to consider and mistakes to avoid.
By Mansi Gandhi
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Investing • Stock Picking • Shares
20 months ago
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Small caps vs large caps: Finding the best opportunities

The David vs Goliath metaphor is often used to describe improbable victories on the sporting field.
By Jason McIntosh*
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Stock picks • Shares
21 months ago
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Which shares will thrive and which shares will dive?

Three leading market commentators made 11 stock picks during last month's Sydney Summit, only one company was mentioned twice, perhaps you already own it?
By Mansi Gandhi
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Tax • Capital Gains • Estate Planning • Shares
21 months ago
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Your questions answered – Understanding CGT when you inherit shares

Malcolm Duce, a long-standing member of the Australian Investors Association (AIA), recently asked a question about inherited shares and capital gains text (CGT).
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Investing • Stock Picking • Investment strategies • Shares
21 months ago
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Google, stock market, carrots and cancer

New research by RMIT University suggests that investors make more informed investment decisions when they have access to Google internet search results.
By Staff Writer
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Investing • Stock Picking • Shares
23 months ago
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Shares in the spotlight – Time to recalibrate your portfolio?

We don't often hear about portfolio recalibration, but we can be 100% certain that's what is happening, a lot, behind the curtains of the 2021 share market volatility.
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
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Biotechnology • Investing • Shares
23 months ago
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Biotechs - Transforming the future of healthcare

“Healthcare is all about innovation and biotech is the next tech,” says Dr Bianca Ogden, portfolio manager, Platinum International Health Care Fund.
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Capital Gains • Diversification • Shares
24 months ago
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Where has my income gone? Investing in a low cash rate and low dividend environment

When you focus on the total return of your portfolio, it’s OK to take some capital gain profits and use them for income.
By Cathryn Gross
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Shares
24 months ago
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Rampaging US shares spark bubble fears

"Stock prices are in a bubble of epic proportions. Risk of a major collapse remains elevated." Is there a bubble in the US and, if so, when will it burst?
By Nick Moore
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Exclusive Member Content • Shares
2 years ago
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Invest In The Future, Learn From The Past

A company's past track record can provide a whole lot of confidence about its future. Usually I now start referring to CSL, or REA Group, or Carsales, but I am grabbing this opportunity to use the example of a lesser known all-weather performer
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
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Shares • strategy
2 years ago
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Investing in Mr Squiggle…

November 2020 was one of the weirdest months I've ever seen. The fundamentals went in one direction – down - and the Stockmarkets went in the other direction - up.
By Alan Hull
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Stock Picking • Diversification • Shares
2 years ago
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Can stockpickers outperform the market?

Evidence suggests...
By Cathryn Gross
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Shares • Education • Member Content
2 years ago
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Two mistakes and the lessons I learned from them

Geoff Robinson, an AIA member from Victoria and participant in the Bayside meetings laments two investment decisions about when to buy and sell shares.
By Geoff Robinson
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Education • Shares
2 years ago
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What are the different types of preference shares?

Most shareholders know that preference shares come with a liquidation preference.
By Jill McKnight
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Technology • Shares
3 years ago
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Revisiting Altium

We revisited Altium on 14 April after the Company withdrew its previous guidance for the 12 months to 30 June 2020 (FY20).
By Michael Gable
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Dividends • Options • Shares
3 years ago
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As Dividends Across the World Get Cut, Where to For Income?

Over the last 22 odd years the ASX 200 has seen very little capital growth; with the contribution to total shareholder return – surely the most important measure of company success - coming largely from dividends and their reinvestment.
By Chad Padowitz
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Shares
3 years ago
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Solving The Share Market Enigma

At times, it seems financial markets move in mysterious ways, confounding most observers and commentators on the sidelines.
By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
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Quality • Shares • Future
3 years ago
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Quality Outperforms Growth Investing in Times of Uncertainty

The economics of a business drives long-term investment returns.
By Dr Manny Pohl
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Rare minerals • Shares • Investing
3 years ago
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Why is the Most Critical Metal on Earth Critical?

The issue of critical metals has been gaining traction for several years. The Electric Vehicle (EV) and Lithium Ion Battery (LIB) boom brought the issue into the open in late 2015.
By Paul Lock
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Investing • Shares
3 years ago
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Value versus Growth

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.
By Charlie Aitken
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Investing • Shares
3 years ago
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It's time to focus on quality global businesses

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.
By Roger Montgomery
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Investing • Shares
3 years ago
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Will 2020 break the bull market?

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.
By James Abela
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Investing • Shares
3 years ago
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The cycle’s end is far from imminent

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.
By Scott Haslem
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Investing • Future • Shares
3 years ago
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The future looks well-valued

“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.
By Paul Taylor
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Investing • Shares
3 years ago
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Invest in your world

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.
By Anshu Sharma
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3 years ago
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Seven Group Holdings - small cap quality with three strengthening themes

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.
By Dominic Rose
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Diversification • Value Investing • Shares
3 years ago
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Rebalancing a Portfolio in a Volatile Market

To understand where we are, it is important to be in possession of two frameworks: the first is how booms begin and turn into bubbles that burst; the second is to understand the maths of valuing assets.
By Roger Montgomery
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Lucy PercyFive variations to a testamentary trust for you to consider

Testamentary trusts are important to consider in estate planning. They can only be created by being included in a Will prior to death (it’s either in there or not, there are no second chances to add it in later).

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