Dear [__name__],
Last Friday when the market took a bit of a dive I saw headlines like, ‘MARKET BLOODBATH’, ‘SEES OF RED’, and ‘THE END OF THE WORLD IS HERE’. OK that last one may be a bit over the top, but the point is: it was a big deal and the papers ran with it.
Now I’m all for reporting the facts and the fact is, Friday was a bad day on the market. But the thing that irks me is the amount of good news that goes unpublished. Minutes from the RBA’s last interest rates meeting yesterday told us that:
- our economy is growing faster, and that growth is set to increase,
- employment growth is stronger than expected, and
- a rate cut is still possible if inflation remains low and wage rises don’t pick up.
This tells a pretty good story about the direction of the economy, but you’ll be excused if you hadn’t hear about any of this in the mainstream financial press!
That’s what our job is at the Switzer Super Report. As a fiercely independent publication, our job is to tell our subscribers how they can grow their investments. We cover the good new and the bad news, but most importantly, we tell our subscribers where we’re investing, and why.
This week in the report, Paul Rickard explained how he’s playing BHP. Assuming they maintain their current dividend, at current levels BHP is offering a fully franked yield of 8.8%, grossed up to a massive 12.5%!
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Sincerely,
Peter Switzer
Founder and Publisher of the Switzer Super Report
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