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13 March 2014 |
Broker reports editor
The insurance sector may fail to meet its growth targets, but inflows are reasonably "normal" according to one broker.
10 March 2014 |
Staff reporter
The global financial system is gradually recovering from the GFC. There are signs that private borrowing is resuming in America and the UK. And China remains strong. It suggests that investment conditions are slowly returning to something like normalcy, although dangers remain.
06 March 2014 |
Dr Colin Benjamin
Government decisions to free up the financial consulting market raise questions about the sensitivities of those who are most vulnerable to self-serving financial advisors. In reality, without at least $200,000 invested, there is a risk that higher fees will eat into nest eggs. It is worth considering the deregulation of agents.
06 March 2014 |
A survey of global fund managers suggests that they are becoming more optimistic. When the big money players start to invest, it is usually good for markets.
05 March 2014 |
Rising bond yields in the US are being treated as a bad sign for the US stock market, which is at historic highs. But it could just as easily be interpreted as a positive sign that the financial system is beginning to recover, which would be a positive for the stock market.
04 March 2014 |
Broker reports editor
A broker says first half earnings per share growth suggests the stock market is headed for 15% full year growth. Dividend payouts remain high. The miners have made a comeback.
03 March 2014 |
Broker reports editor
Self managed super fund investors (selfies) are now have 16% of the stock market. Their holdings are now so large, professional investors are trying to follow what they do in their own investment choices. It is making the market more conservative.
28 February 2014 |
PSI
The removal of interest rates in most of the developed world is a sign that the global financial crisis is ongoing. It is hitting pensions around the world and is a warning to DIY super investors to be cautious.
28 February 2014 |
Reynard
Australia's corporates are sitting on $71 billion in cash. Some analysts are saying that it gives them the possibility of pursuing growth options. DIY super fund investors should start worrying if they do. The track record suggests they do not have the management skills. They should return it to shareholders.
27 February 2014 |
PSI
A survey of self managed super trustees reveals a strong streak of independence and a liking for shares and cash. The results are significant for what they say about the role of financial advice.
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