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| | | ... strong institutional interest. Extension strategies such as 130/30 are also popular. These allow managers to short some stocks and use the proceeds to increase their long positions. "Releasing that short constraint in parts of their asset allocation ... |
| | | | ... management Joanna Nash said: "As Australian share market returns become increasingly concentrated in a small number of stocks, particularly in sectors such as banking and resources, we continue to see attractively valued companies across the broader ... |
| | | | ... said. The platform now allows advisers to compare up to three portfolios, examine exposures arising from exclusions across stocks, industries and environmental, social and governance factors, and access realised and unrealised capital gains and losses. ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard Reiner said strong corporate earnings, expanding margins and significant dispersion between individual stocks have created opportunities for active managers. Reiner said concerns about excessive valuations and the sustainability of ... |
| | | | ... buying ETFs through the brokerage channel, or frankly, self-directed investing, buying ETFs on their own as they used to buy stocks and shares," he said. "So that's a whole new growth engine for us. So, I actually think the better characterisation ... |
| | | | ... proliferation. "On a global basis, there are now 16,000 ETFs. In the US, there are now more ETFs than there are single stocks. So obviously, with more products comes the need for investor allocation, because not all ETFs are created equal." He said whenever ... |
| | | | ... systems," he says, adding that the appetite for a shortened timeframe is primarily for the Magnificent Seven and other major US stocks. "If the ASX trades 24 hours a day and Cananda goes 24 hours with some of its big-name stocks like Royal Bank and Shopify ... |
| | | | ... appointment comes as investors reassess portfolio concentration following the strong performance of a small group of mega-cap stocks that have driven global equity indices, renewing questions about diversification and valuation discipline. Orbis head ... |
| | | | Investors used September's share market weakness as a buying opportunity, with eight of the 10 most traded stocks on the AUSIEX platform recording more buying than selling across advised and self-directed investors. AUSIEX analysis found trading activity ... |
| | | | Artificial intelligence (AI) helped buoy major US technology stocks in September, masking broader weakness across equity markets as rising bond yields, higher interest rates and surging energy prices weighed on investor sentiment. Australian shares ... |
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