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HML has been suspended for some time. What future does it have please?
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I’m wondering of what you think about keeping URB. Do you think it is a good stock to keep or not?
I’ve lost money on it since it opened and not sure whether to cut my losses.
Regards
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With Fixed Interest being an important part of one’s portfolio, I wanted to get your opinion on XTBs or Exchange Traded Bonds? I have used ETFs in the past to get exposure to get exposure to Bonds and High Interest but the XTB look interesting (e.g. YTMAWA, YTMQF3).
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Hi,
We would really appreciate some expert advice, we’re in a financial mess at the moment but it may be salvageable with the right plan.
My husband and I have approx $86,000 in a SMSF. We are using E-Superfund to do yearly accounting as they charge a low flat rate, around $700.00 We are self-employed, husband is 73 and I’m 66, we anticipate working another 5 years+. We owe around $145,000 on our home and have around $10,000 in credit card debt through paying off our children’s debts. We were using one of the share buying/selling advisory newsletters to invest in shares and it worked well for awhile but the past 2 years it has been losing money.
My question is should we consider moving to a managed fund or would the yearly fees be too great for the small amount we have in super? Finally if you think it’s a good idea is there a fund you would recommend please?
Kind regards,
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I was wondering if I should sell Origin and buy Woodside?
Mainly because of the rise in the Origin share price and no dividend payable.
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I have a question relating to how much cash you suggest an investor to hold.
Let me explain. I am 53 years of age and plan to work for 5 more years before retiring. My employer provides me with rent free housing. I have no debt and hold $3.5 million dollars in Australian equities, term deposits and cash. My wife and I save about $160,000 per year from wages and investment returns.
Of the assets we own, we hold 14 per cent in cash in case we get a major pull back (eg: Mr Un and The Donald start fighting) in which I would buy equities at a cheap price.
I sometimes hear fund managers saying they hold 10, 20 and up to 40 per cent cash in the current market. What do you think is a sensible percentage of cash to hold?
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