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| | | ... problem with ASIC is that they've never addressed the issue that old people are vulnerable and old people read the Sunday newspaper and see ads that promise 10% returns and believe it," Blomfield said. "I don't understand why ASIC isn't out there issuing ... |
| | | | ... exercise in "groupthink," the research reads. "Economic theory (in contrast to the assertive claims of some analysts and newspaper columnists) does not expect a full and complete offset between wages and superannuation contributions." |
| | | | ... finance publication in Australia, from Bauer Media. Rainmaker currently publishes five titles, including its flagship newspaper, Financial Standard, the key consumer title Money magazine, and The Good Super Guide, The Good Investment Guide and The Good ... |
| | | | ... Uncertainty, quantified the direct and indirect effects of the tariff wars. According to Reuters: "The Fed researchers analysed newspaper articles and corporate earnings calls to estimate trade policy uncertainty, finding it has recently "shot up to ... |
| | | | ... objective of growing our consumer media platform." Rainmaker publishes four B2B journals alongside the Financial Standard newspaper: FS Advice, FS Super, FS Private Wealth and FS Managed Accounts. The group also publishes a consumer focussed Good Guide ... |
| | | | The ups and downs in US equities over the past weeks reminds me of the book, "A Random Walk on Wall Street", authored by Princeton University economics professor Burton Malkiel back in 1973, which posited that: "...short run changes in stock prices ... |
| | | | The Commonwealth Bank board ignored major scandals besieging the bank when it approved the variable remuneration for its top executives for FY16, the Royal Commission heard. The bank's top executives were paid a fixed pay and variable pay split into ... |
| | | | ... member note. "When things do turn negative, it's important not to over-react. Typically, if you hear about it in the newspaper it's already happened, which means you can lock in losses if you change strategies when markets are down. Members are ... |
| | | | ... the US." This should give Australia a window to step in as substitute supplier. The problem is, according to The Land newspaper: "Whilst Australian sorghum retains some advantages over US origin grain by the way of tariff structure and quality and timing ... |
| | | | The former Macquarie stock pickers have hit the brakes on a LIC based on their absolute return strategy after a few investors lapped up most of the raise. Firetrail Investments had raised "well over" $100 million when management and board decided the ... |
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