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These 7 stocks were sold off last week but do the analysts think there’s a buying opportunity here?
Will the stock market be driven by tech or by old-fashioned companies? Here’s what I like for the next 12 months and it’s an old-fashioned play.
Here’s why I maintain the view that a 10% rise in stock prices in the year ahead is likely and I’m not even adding in dividends and franking credits!
As you well know, my investment technique is to buy quality stocks or ETFs when the market is going ‘truly, madly, deeply negative. Here are 4 out-of-favour stocks and 1 risky ETF that I like for a 12-months hold.
I’m charged with the advice from Warren Buffett for September, which says “be greedy when others are fearful…”. Here’s why I want to buy in any sell-offs in scary September.
Today I’m looking at the winners and losers as portrayed in the Bloomberg chart that the AFR showed us last Friday.
While I’m not rushing to buy just yet, I will watch the news and data drops and be ready to ‘pounce like a tiger’ on assets I want to hold for the long term.
To follow a line of the Bee Gees, how can a loser ever win? I’ve been reflecting on 8 loser stocks and wondering if there’s any reason to keep hoping they might turnaround and go for a decent rise higher. Check out my conclusions here.
Who’s right – the short sellers or the analysts? I’ve done the grunt work to see what positive views the analysts might have about those companies that are heavily shorted.
I’m backing a 10% rise in the stock market this financial year, as a minimum. To that I’d add at least 5% for dividends. I’m hoping the RBA doesn’t make it all too difficult by raising rates too high and thereby creating a recession.
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