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| | | ... year were very well rewarded." Afterpay was the most traded single stock by Saxo clients, followed by Fortescue Metals and BHP Group. ZipCo and Microsoft rounded out the top five. However, while Australian securities were frequently traded by Saxo clients ... |
| | | | ... in the biggest private-sector coal company in the world, Peabody Energy, worth nearly US$77 million, and 218,014 shares in BHP (listed on the NYSE, not ASX-listed shares) worth $10.8 million. It's also important to note that Fink's letter only ... |
| | | | ... chief executives netted an annual salary more than $10 million; Treasury Wine Estate's Michael Clarke ($11.4 million) and BHP's Andrew Mackenzie ($10.5 million). These figures do not lay out realised pay (inclusive of vested shares and options), instead ... |
| | | | ... income of 8%. The Clime Income Enhancer Series 1 fund will invest in four shares: Macquarie, Rio Tinto, Treasury Wines and BHP. "If any of these shares move within the 40% cost range, capital is guaranteed. If one of them goes under 40%, a call [is triggered]," ... |
| | | | ... months ago, when 8% of the fund's exposures were in fossil fuels. The fund has holdings in Woodside Petroleum, Rio Tinto, BHP, South32, Santos, Origin Energy and Macquarie Bank among others. During the year to June end, it added TC Energy and APA Group ... |
| | | | ... the resources fund from State Street. SPDR S&P/ASX 200 Resources Fund (ASX: OZR) had 61% invested in top five holdings of BHP Group, Rio Tinto, Woodside Petroleum, Newcrest Mining, and Fortescue Metals. |
| | | | ... with them. UniSuper's balanced investment option returned 9.9% for the year, as it made big gains from individual stocks: BHP was up 52.2% while ASX and Transurban were up more than 30%. |
| | | | ... for the year. UniSuper's balanced investment option returned 9.9% for the year, as it made big gains from individual stocks: BHP was up 52.2% while ASX and Transurban were up more than 30%. However, the fund was disappointed with the underperformance ... |
| | | | ... companies their super funds is invested in. Citing the example that the ACTU-backed Maritime Union has put "undue pressure" on BHP and BlueScope through a super fund, the repeated government comments that this was a "dangerous development" and that super ... |
| | | | ... managers in the second quarter, he said. Leading managers were overweight in the following sectors and stocks in FY19: iron ore (BHP and Rio Tinto), gold (Newcrest Mining and Evolution Mining), information technology (Altium and Afterpay) and healthcare ... |
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