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07 June 2013 |
Staff reporters
An article in today's Age by John Garnaut sounds an alarming tone about the future of the Chinese economy. The 35 year expansion, the greatest era of sustained wealth creation the world has ever seen, may be coming under pressure:
07 June 2013 |
Staff reporters
Doing reasonably well in tough times is the hall mark of good long term investing. And there are growing indications that those tough times are coming. As mining investment cools, the skewing of the economy towards resources, so called "Dutch disease" is leaving its mark.
07 June 2013 |
Staff reporters
AMP is the purest stock market play on wealth management. In particular, the raising of the super contribution from 9% to 12% will benefit the company, creating much higher inflows. The company has also achieved synergies from its merger with AXA. It has a reasonable capital position.
06 June 2013 |
Staff reporters
The blogger Alex Dunnin had an interesting debate about Super Funds' use of external investment "specialists" . It is more confirmation of the big leap of faith that superannuants make when they do not manage the money themselves.
06 June 2013 |
Staff reporters
The signs of recession are growing. Fund manager Robert Montgomery commented on the ABC that the collapse of the mining services sector, which he says equates with 1.5% of the economy, could, on its own, go close to tipping Australia into recession. He reasons that even if people start talking about recession
05 June 2013 |
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A report by Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC) has pointed out what would have been obvious to many super investors. Mining returns have been disappointing, despite the fact that the sector is going through a once in a life time boom. In the Financial Review today.
05 June 2013 |
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Atlas Iron is the fourth or fifth largest listed iron ore producer and a pure iron ore play, unlike the big conglomerates. According to bank of America Merrill Lynch, "capital intensity is low and funidng has been sorted". This makes it a bit more reassuring than some others. BAML goes on:
04 June 2013 |
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The case to invest funds offshore is growing. Respected economist Professor Ross Garnaut, who has been arguing that the Australian economy is headed for a sharp downwards correction, also expects that the $A is also likely to come off sharply.
04 June 2013 |
Staff reporters
There is further evidence that commodity prices are coming under pressure, which is likely to result in both a weaker $A and weaker Australian economy. The case to diversify out of the Australian economy is growing.
26 May 2013 |
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The Australian economy has been to some extent shielded from the effects of the GFC, largely because of the country’s links with China
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