Two stocks catering to the longer lifespan megatrend!
Here are two stocks leveraged to rising long-term demand for retirement accommodation and opportunities from more active lifestyles.
Tony is a former managing editor of BRW, Shares, Personal Investor, Asset and CFO magazines. He specialises in small listed companies, IPOs, entrepreneurship and innovation and writes a weekly blog for The Sydney Morning Herald/The Age on small companies and entrepreneurs.
Here are two stocks leveraged to rising long-term demand for retirement accommodation and opportunities from more active lifestyles.
Here’s why I think IAG and APA Group have reasonable appeal for income investors at current valuations.
Beyond the gloomy market noise, there’s long-term value in the housing sector. It’s time for contrarians to move in on property-related stocks.
Childcare operators have been among the more disappointing small-cap stocks over the past decade but after heavy falls, some look more attractive.
I think infrastructure services stocks Ventia Services Group and Downer EDI are worth watching at their current valuations.
Although the sector is battered, ARN Network and Southern Cross Media Group have longer-term appeal.
Trends suggest solid demand for auto parts over the next few years, even with greater uptake of electric vehicles. Long-term investors who can look through current cyclical challenges will find parts suppliers interesting at current prices. Here are two parts suppliers to watch:
The market’s blinkered view on sectors is a recurring source of opportunity and that’s why I think Alliance Aviation Australia and Maxiparts are worth considering at current valuation.
Lovisa is one of Australia’s great retail export success stories and Nick Scali has been my other go-to small-cap retailer over the past five years.
The most complex and important asset-allocation decision is how much cash (or cash equivalents) to hold in your portfolio. Cash provides the firepower to buy shares when markets tumble and bargains emerge. Here are 3 ways to gain cash exposure through ETFs.
You don't have credit card details available. You will be redirected to update payment method page. Click OK to continue.