Dear %%first_name%%,
As we gathered at dawn services and Anzac Day marches across the country yesterday to honour the men and women who served this nation, it’s a timely reminder for investors to not forget the lessons of history as well.
Markets don’t rise forever, people’s memories are short and this time is never different. The fall of the gold price is certainly a good case in point. It was never going to go on forever and a fall was most definitely due. But that doesn’t mean that gold companies should be written off entirely. In today’s Switzer Super Report, James Dunn takes a look at companies in this sector and finds that some – like Regis and Ramelius Resources – could be good value at these prices.
Primary Healthcare is another company that has learnt its history lesson, after a very expensive acquisition. Roger Montgomery explains how that happened and where the value lies now.
Resident economist JP Goldman looks at the economic factors driving the yellow metal and in our property series, we examine the outlook for residential in Western Australia and Tony Negline explains the benefits of investing in business real property in your SMSF.
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