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| | | ... China's big five banks, and their shares are undervalued, he said. "On a price-to-book perspective, people are only paying one times the book value of a business that's delivering a 20% annual return on earnings," he said. "People think that this is ... |
| | | | ... at similar levels to those seen during the GFC. "Back in the global financial crisis, it was [the index] trading at 7.7 times price-to-earnings ratio, showing that from a valuation perspective, right now these companies are not expensive," he said. When ... |
| | | | ... called for wage cuts amongst the highest earners. "We don't believe that any senior executive is worth four or five hundred times the wages paid to the employees who do the work, produce the product and generate the revenue and profits", said Graeme ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) has welcomed the ASX's updated continuous disclosure rules and guidance, which had been the centre of much confusion in recent months. The update follows failed legal action against Fortescue ... |
| | | | ... Adrian Orr said: "The fund has benefited by sticking to its long-term growth strategy and investment beliefs during volatile times. "These results show the benefit of remaining focused on long term value, having the fortitude to stay the course, and ... |
| | | | ... be on a continuous declining trajectory. "History tells us that the unintended consequences of austerity policies have at times proved dramatic and life changing," he added. |
| | | | ... In 2011-12 the average ECT concessional assessment was $2,746, but the average non-concessional ECT assessment was eight times higher at $22,947. ECT assessments are updated twice annually, with the next update due in January 2013. |
| | | | ... debt. Australia's proportion of individuals with personal wealth above US$100,000 is the highest of any country - eight times the world average. With 1.57 million Australians in the top 1% of global wealth holders, Australia accounts for 3.4% of this ... |
| | | | ... the month to 663,000." But maybe not -- not if it's Bloomberg's report you read: "Australian employers hired almost three times the number of workers economists forecast for September, pushing up the local currency, even as the unemployment rate jumped ... |
| | | | ... energy stocks and mining stocks, with the latter running on exceptionally low PEs. For example, RIO is trading on a PE of 8 times, which is incredibly cheap." Meanwhile, defensive stocks which include consumables such as food, healthcare, telecoms, and ... |
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