The big, listed investment companies (LICs) have continued to cheapen. Why are these LICs at a discount? What’s the play here and which is the “big” LIC to invest in?
How safe are the DIVI and YLDX income funds? What do the brokers think of Qantas? Should I sell my capital notes before they’re redeemed? What are the major companies in the ‘industrials’ sector?
I was blown away at the number of questions about buying gold at last Thursday’s Boom Doom Zoom. So, I thought I would revisit the options around investing in gold – physical gold bullion, gold miners or gold ETFs.
Is the Van Eck Bitcoin ETF VBTC a safe and easy way to get exposure to bitcoin? What is going on with lithium producer Sayona Mining? Brambles has softened recently, have there been any broker downgrades? Why is CBA “neutralising” its dividend?
Let’s have a look at how the business is travelling, what the major brokers think, and answer the question of whether Ramsay is back in the buy zone.
Should I be worried about a rising Aussie dollar when it comes to my overseas share investments? Lonsec cut its ratings for private credit funds managed by Metric Credit Partners. Should I still invest in the Metrics Master Income Trust (MXT) unit purchase plan? Are the major brokers bullish on MediBank Private? When does CSL pay its next dividend?
Wesfarmers (WES) has climbed all year, trading as high as $95.17 before the release of its full year result. Now the question is: Is it too expensive and a sell? Here’s what I think.
If I own big companies like BHP and CBA, is there an easy way to diversify without having to buy a large number of new shares? What is the best index to track small caps, and are there any ETFs to invest in? What do the major brokers think of James Hardie? How do I get out of the Wesfarmers DRP?
Our model portfolios finished higher in the month. Year to date, the income portfolio continues to perform strongly.
Why did Woolworths get smashed? How can I access data on short selling? What do the major brokers think of Amcor? Why is Nine Entertainment (NEC) paying a special dividend of 49 cents per share, which is almost 30% of its share price?
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