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| | | ... prices at both ends of the spectrum." "Daily price movements throughout reporting season were extremely volatile both for stocks that disappointed - such as Cover-More, Super Retail and Billabong - as well as those that exceeded expectations, such as ... |
| | | | ... in developing portfolios," continued Marsh. "There's a world of difference between holding a small number of bank/mining stocks and utilising a professionally managed share portfolio via a managed fund or SMA. This level of professionalism in portfolio ... |
| | | | ... four consecutive months of below 50 readings. Among the survey's individual components; sales, new orders, employment, stocks, wages and capacity utilisation improved las month. Supplier deliveries, input prices and selling prices retreated. Similarly ... |
| | | | ... said advisers and clients need only ask fund managers two questions to determine if they are a closet tracker: How many stocks are in the portfolio and what is your top 10? Closet trackers, he said, will have high numbers of stocks and top 10s that have ... |
| | | | ... certainly tell the story. From the list of the top performing IPOs for the year, the majority are small and mid-cap growth stocks, largely in the technology and related sectors, which raised less than $50 million of capital." Commenting on the outlook ... |
| | | | ... volatility underlines the continued value of income as a source of return. Investing globally is beneficial as owning a range of stocks in different countries and sectors lowers longer term risks. Australian investors are unusually dependent on banks ... |
| | | | ... a general resurgence of interest in global equities following the commodities boom. "Investor confidence in Australian stocks has shaken, and maybe we're getting more interest in global equities and obviously we've got a pretty good representation and ... |
| | | | ... Multiport SMSF Investment Patterns Survey. In the December 2015 quarter, there was a significant move away from the largest 10 stocks in the S&P/ASX 200, which now represent 14.5% of total fund assets, compared to 20% in December 2014. "We've seen an ... |
| | | | ... Equity Income Fund is led by Alex Crooke, and is designed to be a core holding for clients. It generally excludes Australian stocks, "maximising the diversification benefits for Australian investors." In its report Zenith said it believes the combination ... |
| | | | ... of climate change on their members. For example, global insurer AXA plans to sell more than $500 billion worth of coal stocks, and in Australia several superannuation funds, such as HESTA and LGIA Super, are "screening" some fossil fuel investments," ... |
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