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| | | ... year-end number still seems reasonable, and would represent another double-digit year for equities, counting the effects of dividends." AMP Capital's head of inversment strategy, Shane Oliver agrees, desciribing the current correction as "just noise." ... |
| | | | ... access to the local index without annual resets or margin calls, he said. Investors also get access to any ordinary dividends, franking credits (subject to individual circumstances) and capital growth for the life of the instalments. "Instalments continue ... |
| | | | ... Edwards, said in a paper written for CEDA that a large part of our deficit is attributable to net payments on interest and dividends on offshore debt and accounts for 80 per cent of Australia's current account deficit. Dr Edwards also noted that during ... |
| | | | ... also were keeping the local bourse buoyant. "The super money is coming in looking for a home, and the takeovers and dividends are also fuelling our strength. This money has to find a home and property's doing nothing at the moment." The outlook for the ... |
| | | | ... of up to 95 per cent, as well as the ability to go long or short. As such, investors could claim franking credits on dividends and to receive capital gains tax discount treatment for positions held for greater than 12 months. Unlike CFDs, the platform ... |
| | | | ... said the gains could continue. "It's pretty robust. There's still lots of money swashing around coming from buybacks, dividends and takeovers, but it is a little bit mixed, and isn't terribly consistent in terms of where the weaknesses are," Mrs Macdonald ... |
| | | | ... population ageing is Australia's biggest policy challenge, incorporating its imperatives into Government policy can pay big dividends later on. Costello said the IGR has already been enormously influential in setting government policy because it has ... |
| | | | ... Survey 53 per cent of investors would prefer companies to prioritise returning cash to shareholders via share buybacks, dividends or cash acquisitions instead of using the funds for capital spending, retiring debt or topping up pension funds. This is ... |
| | | | ... their new wealth weighted indices, Hsu asked "what is a big company? Companies with the biggest cash flows, biggest dividends, biggest sales?" Hsu said this reflects modern portfolio directions to separate alpha from beta but in more creative yet cost ... |
| | | | ... LONDON - Britain's FTSE 100 index turned sharply lower, reversing earlier gains as some heavyweights lost the right to dividends and crude oil prices crashed. The FTSE 100 closed at 6,160.3 points, down 42.3. FRANKFURT - The DAX index ended at 6,476.13 ... |
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