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23 June 2014 |
Broker reports editor
The banks' share prices seem to be getting expensive when using the most basic investment metrics. But they still seem cheaper than the wider industrial sector. And their profits tend to be more reliable.
20 June 2014 |
SMSFs are changing behaviour of listed companies, financial advice debate heats up, US interest rates may rise, Australian housing expensive, consumer sentiment weak, Australians saving more.
19 June 2014 |
Super fund returns look to be strong again this financial year. And Australians are saving more.
19 June 2014 |
The S&P 500 is looking expensive and corporate profits are coming under pressure. Is there a nasty surprise in store?
19 June 2014 |
Next month, our Sydney readers have the ability to see David James, Editor of ‘PSI’ presenting a number of Seminars at the 2014 Trading, Super, Investing, - Future Wealth Forum. Personal Super Investor is a media partner for this year’s forum.
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18 June 2014 |
In theory, the collapse of property prices in the US or Europe represents a great buying opportunity for DIY super funds. But that is only the start of the story.
17 June 2014 |
Reynard
If the key to property purchases is location, location, location, the key to investing in property is timing, timing, timing. Trouble is, timing is far harder to assess.
17 June 2014 |
Professional investors, who manage the big institutional funds, are looking at the "amateur" investors in the self manager super funds as potential targets. It potentially gives a guide to up and coming stocks.
13 June 2014 |
The IMF ranks Australia third in the world for expensive housing. It is a caution for SMSF investors thinking of including housing in their portfolios.
12 June 2014 |
The Bank for International Settlements puts the global stock of derivatives at $710 trillion. It is equal to more than twice the capital stock of the world. The dangers of such massive leverage are great.
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