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The impending entry of Amazon is garnering a lot of press. It is expected to boost online sales growth; however, as a proportion of the total retail market, Amazon and other online retail retailerswill remain small.
Read MoreYou don’t need millions to give a house a new lease on life – little things can make a big difference.
Read MoreInvesting and sports can be similar in that good performance can be driven by a handful of superstar shares or players.
Read MoreIt is said that a bubble is just a bull market that you’re not in. A pithy one liner that neatly captures the fine line between good fundamentals and overvalued assets.
Read MoreJune 30 is fast approaching but there’s still time to consider the strategies available to you to build your wealth.
Read MoreAn improving outlook for global growth and corporate earnings, along with improving business and corporate sentiment has pushed shares higher in 2017.
Read MoreWhy overcoming our worst human impulses can have great rewards.
Read MoreLast year, 2016, will be remembered for its political upsets – Brexit, the rise of populism in Europe, and the election of Donald Trump – but also the year that we stopped talking about deflation, yields on government bonds rose and investor spirits were reignited. Because of this, there is a new equation for investors; one where better growth plus a bit more inflation adds up to a change in approach to fixed income and the share market.
Read MoreThe first question most people ask about investing in industrial shares is: why limit yourself to industrial shares in a country like Australia, one of the world’s great resource producers?
Read MoreAmidst the current climate of bond yields at historic lows and unpredictable share markets, there is a growing interest in the return profile and investment characteristics of infrastructure assets.
Read MoreOliver Cromwell, in the opening battle of the English civil war in 1642, is reported to have told his Roundhead troops, “Put your trust in God, my boys, but keep your powder dry.” Or in today’s common application, “Keep calm and take precautions so you can ‘let rip’ when the opportunity presents itself.”
Read More“History, is just one damned thing after another” said one sceptic. For investors, it’s something else altogether. Studying history is a great way to learn to be a successful investor – and so improve your lifestyle.
Read MoreInvestors are constantly challenged to navigate through uncertainty. In the near-to medium term, asset markets are keenly focused on the path of monetary policy and the potential headwinds that a reversal of unprecedented monetary easing could bring.
Read MoreMany people don’t realise the greatest impact on their investment returns could in fact be their own behaviour. Here are four behavioural traps you should be aware of.
Read MoreInvesting in Australian real estate investment trusts (AREITs) is supposed to be boring. The aim is to receive stable distributions that turn up like clockwork, with low share price volatility to match the predictable returns.
Read MoreBrexit triggered volatility in markets, including a sharp depreciation of the British pound and dramatic falls in the share prices of British and European banks. However, we believe the probability of a major global systemic risk event due to Brexit is low in the short term.
Read MoreDiversification is the standard tactic employed to reduce the total risk of your investment portfolio. By spreading your investment risk across different asset classes, geographic markets, time periods, fund managers and shares, losses should be isolated to independent asset classes and ideally, can be offset by gains on other assets.
Read MoreFixed income in a portfolio can provide liquidity, regular income and diversify away from risk in shares. Essentially, fixed income assets should provide some certainty and predictability, which can be the defensive anchor of a portfolio.
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