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With equity yield tourists about to leave the registers of many leading Australian stocks, it’s time to take a closer look at growth stocks.
Questions of the Week: Questions of the Week – Flight Centre
By Paul Rickard
There’s just over a month to go to make sure you’ve got your SMSF and investments in shipshape.
Peter Switzer: Telstra and the banks are a buy if you are a long-term investor
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
In a week when Donald Trump unwound a lot of his good work with China, North Korea and Wall Street, the S&P/ASX 200 index lost 4.3 points on Friday to end at 6032.8.
Chasing yield for yield’s sake could be costing you bigger capital gains.
Tony Featherstone: Unibail-Westfield merger strengthens global “fortress“ in shopping malls
Questions of the Week: Question of the Week – nervous on NAB
By Paul Rickard
Is it time to reconsider the former telecom giant at these rock bottom prices?
Peter Switzer: We could see 7000 on the ASX this year! Seriously!
James Dunn: All you need to know about the Coronado Coal IPO
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
It wasn’t a great week for local stocks but it was nice to hear and read that our stock market was approaching decade highs.
The Chinese A-share market is finally going global and being included in MSCI indices, which is good news for anyone with exposure to the Middle Kingdom.
Tony Featherstone: 4 winners that cross online and offline worlds
Gaurav Sodhi: Professional Pick – Woodside Petroleum Ltd (ASX: WPL)
Questions of the Week: Questions of the Week – ex dividend shares and IOOF
By Paul Rickard
It might be a long game, but consider super fund administrator and registry operator Link Group for a rainy day.
Peter Switzer: Only a recession could make me wrong on stocks!
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
Another nice finish for US stock markets eventuated with the FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) stocks back in favour, which says something positive about investors’ attitudes to the rally.
The biggest equity market in the world has more than passed the Q1 earnings test.
Tony Featherstone: 7 tips for picking the good boards from the bad
Questions of the Week: Questions of the Week – Westfield offer and AMP
