The headline in The Australian Financial Review last Thursday summarised how many in the market were feeling in regard to CBA’s half year profit result – “as good as it gets”. Paul Rickard takes a closer look and asks: “has CBA’s share price peaked?
If I bought CBA shares this week, will I be eligible for the dividend, and how do I participate in the buy-back? Will CBA shares under the DRP be issued at a discount, and can I still change my participation? Is JB Hi-Fi a sell? What are the broker targets for Pilbara Minerals?
I feel like a bit of a “broken record” when it comes to listed investment companies (LICs) premiums and discounts. I have never understood why an investor would pay $1.20 for something that is worth $1.00. This is what happens when investors choose to invest in listed investment companies trading at a premium to their NTA (net tangible asset value).
What is the smallest number of shares I can buy? What are the best ETFs for income from Australian shares? Are the brokers bullish on CSL and when is it scheduled to report? Why does the RBA announce interest rate changes on a Tuesday?
The year has started with a rush with the stock market adding over 6% in January. Our model portfolios have also enjoyed solid gains.
What is the cost base for the PEXA shares that Link has distributed? What is “tax deferred” income? Can ZIP get back to $3.00? Is an investment strategy using DRPs a good way to invest?
For “risk taking” income seekers, investing in a royalty company may have appeal, when the yield is over 6%.
My best guess is that shorter term deposit rates have a little higher to go, longer term deposit rates (past 2 years) may have already peaked. Here are the best term deposit rates ranging from 3 months to 5 years.
Should I stay long ‘materials’ such as BHP, or take my profit? If there is a big short position, should I be concerned? Has ANZ’s stock code changed? Are the stockbroking analysts bullish on CSL?
We’ve made some minor changes to our portfolios to take into account the dominant investment themes we expect to apply, and we’ve also rebalanced our portfolios.
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