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Another financial year down and it’s again an UP year!
There are a few issues facing this former market darling.
Ed Prendergast: Professional’s Pick – Lifestyle Communities Ltd (ASX: LIC)
Questions of the Week: Questions of the Week – hybrids and AHG
By Paul Rickard
It’s a big offer and also very solid, but maybe a little bit boring.
Peter Switzer: Does sensible investing tell you should buy Telstra or not?
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
Fears about Trump’s tariff talk, trade war tension and Telstra were big negatives for the stock market this week but our S&P/ASX 200 index defied the Dow’s eight-day losing streak to push into 10-year highs..
By AAP
This is normally the first of all year of statistics with regards to online and mobile athletics betting. In recent seasons, coming from extended our reach within the world of footballing gambling simply by ali..
Tencent or Telstra? Alibaba or Woolworths? It’s time to get on board the Asian growth story.
Tony Featherstone: 3 stocks to take profits on in the new financial year – part 1
Questions of the Week: Questions of the Week – investing in China
By Paul Rickard
There have been some positive changes at this conglomerate, but is that enough to sustain current share price growth?
Peter Switzer: Is the banks’ crucifixion over? Who else thinks they’re a buy?
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
Stock market optimists got a week worth remembering, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index up 0.81% for the week and Friday delivering a 77.4 point (or 1.29%) gain to end at 6094.
By James Dunn
They might not have the star quality of exchange traded funds, but they do offer better dividends.
Tony Featherstone: Ramsay Health Care – price drop masks longer term worth
Sarah Shaw: Professional’s Pick – Cheniere Energy Inc (LNG:US)
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
Questions of the Week: Question of the week – investing in China
At long last our market saw a rise for the week - the first in a month. However it was only a 0.9% gain (or nearly 55 points) but with the run of great economic data that surfaced, we should’ve moved a lot hi..
The dividend is an output, not an input, and should NEVER be the sole reason you buy a stock.
Tony Featherstone: 3 ETFs to capitalise on the ethical-investing boom
Questions of the Week: Questions of the Week – Technology One and China A-shares
By James Dunn
There are a number of factors driving the A-REIT market, not least of which is the money that will flow back to investors following the Westfield takeover.
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Hold, Sell – what the brokers say
Staff Reporter: Hot stocks – Domino’s Pizza and Lendlease
I’d call this extraordinary year of madness and mayhem for stocks a barrel of laughs if it wasn’t hurting the bottom lines with our portfolio of stocks and my favourite listed fund.
