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| | | ... every superannuation fund has some exposure to Facebook stocks. According to Rainmaker data, holdings of international tech stocks - of which, Facebook is a key stock - in not for profit super funds' global equities portfolios went up from 5% in ... |
| | | | October's volatility wiped out $1.4 billion from Australian exchange-traded products but investors continued to pour in record-levels of new money, according to VanEck. The ETP industry was $41.9 billion strong at September end but October's volatility ... |
| | | | ... respondents (66%) said prioritising investments in US companies will help grow their wealth - a large cohort is investing in tech stocks. More than half (53%) are investing in ASX-listed stocks, while a quarter (27%) have holdings in property and cryptocurrency ... |
| | | | ... Samsung, Alphabet, Facebook, Amazon, Tencent, Microsoft, Visa, Taiwan Semicon, Alibaba and Nestle. "International tech stocks making up an average 11% of NFP international equities holdings implies these funds own about $30 billion of these stocks," ... |
| | | | ... said. In October, Spaceship GrowthX shuffled its investment mix to place 50% of the fund's assets under management in tech stocks. It is unclear how much of the GrowthX option is passively managed following the October rebalancing, as opposed to 79% ... |
| | | | Australian equities managers unloading tech stocks face a tough question - where do they put this pile of cash to work? One international equities manager saw its cash allocations spike to a three-year high as it trimmed investments in tech stocks in ... |
| | | | ... fees from 1.6% to 0.99% per annum. Spaceship also rebalanced its flagship fund, GrowthX, boosting its allocation to tech stocks from 30% to 50%. At the time, Spaceship chief executive Paul Bennetts explained: "Australian equities only make up 3% of the ... |
| | | | ... fees from 1.6% to 0.99% per annum. Spaceship also rebalanced its flagship fund, GrowthX, boosting its allocation to tech stocks from 30% to 50%. At the time, Spaceship chief executive Paul Bennetts explained: "Australian equities only make up 3% of the ... |
| | | | ... in index points since 2009 are Apple, Google and Microsoft (not far behind them is Amazon, in ninth place).A Giant tech stocks have been a major part of the US market recovery." Now where, rather when, have I heard this line before? While not a single ... |
| | | | ... at the market's shrugging response to Greece. "Maybe we fully priced in Greece leaving the euro," he added. Large tech stocks to gain included Apple (+0.5 per cent), Amazon (+2.7 per cent) and Google (+1.4 per cent). Biotech stocks, such as Celgene (+4.2 ... |
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