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| | | ... 16. Strategic positions on general insurers provided the "biggest bang for bucks" at Antares, as well as holdings in healthcare group CSL, a spokesperson said. Australian shares manager Independent returned just 1.1% to finish in last place on the performance ... |
| | | | US President Barack Obama's re-election has removed uncertainty about the direction of banking and healthcare policies posing a raft of opportunities for investors, according to Origin Asset Management's John Birkhold. Four more years of Obama has removed ... |
| | | | ... capital expenditure was due out later this week. "All of that adds up to a lot of sitting on hands," Mr McCarthy said. Healthcare was the best-performing sector on the market, having climbed 3.98 per cent, according to IRESS data. The sector was boosted ... |
| | | | ... the market up next year," he said. "The relief of avoiding a hard-landing will be very beneficial to Asian cyclicals. Healthcare has long been a favourite sector of ours from a valuation perspective while non-bank financials will benefit from economic ... |
| | | | ... deteriorating fiscal budgets." He says that one way that investors can play this theme is to allocate to assets focused on the healthcare sector where demand is likely to increase as populations get older. Another long-term trend set to impact investment ... |
| | | | ... classification standard) producing positive returns last month. Five sectors - consumer discretionary, consumer staples, energy, healthcare and utilities - recorded negative returns in the month of September. It could be that - as most commentators commented ... |
| | | | ... Hood Sweeney, Nicholas delivers specialist tax advice and offers tailored recommendations to medical professionals and healthcare businesses, and provides complex taxation advice on business and investment structures, commercial, superannuation and estate ... |
| | | | ... naturally defensive. As a case in point, Lonsec noted that the Australian Ethical Large Companies Fund is overweight in the healthcare, utilities and enviro sectors, while the biotech sector is also being specifically targeted. |
| | | | ... on a PE of 8 times, which is incredibly cheap." Meanwhile, defensive stocks which include consumables such as food, healthcare, telecoms, and utilities are running on PEs much higher that most other sectors, after market uncertainty caused investors ... |
| | | | ... public holiday. WELLINGTON - New Zealand shares fell, paced by big movers Fletcher Building, Vector, Telecom and Ryman Healthcare. Fisher and Paykel Appliances rose after its independent directors urged shareholders to reject Haier's takeover offer. ... |
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