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As volatility continues, there are plenty of people pointing to signs that the party is over. We examine how worried you need to be – if at all.
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Sell, Hold – what the brokers say
You must be sick of me talking about the overdue correction but it looked like it had finally arrived, after Friday’s reaction to the Dow’s 264-point sell off. Locally, the 68.8 point dive means we’re now..
If we are in for a period of volatility on share markets as the US dollar starts to re-emerge as king of the currencies, then you need to think global.
Scott Shuttleworth: Costco – disruption in your shopping cart
Questions of the Week: The ins and outs of TTRs and floating rate notes
Banks may be looking fully priced but they’re not going to stop paying dividends anytime soon and dips could provide opportunities.
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Sell, Hold – what the brokers say
Penny Pryor: Shortlisted – Southern Cross, Navitas and GBST
Staff Reporter: Auction prices still high in Sydney and Melbourne
I tipped it could be a challenging week for stocks and by Thursday we were off 2% on the S&P/ASX 200 index. Imagine what might have happened if there was bad news! In D-week for decision time in Scotland, the F..
It’s now time to start positioning your portfolio for rising interest rates in the US and the unwinding of the yield trade.
Nick Griffin: Alibaba – great Chinese exposure on the US market
Penny Pryor: Short ‘n’ Sweet – everything you need to go global
Tony Negline: Why you need to start a pension before the end of the year
Questions of the Week: Stock specifics – Telstra, Challenger, Invocare
Geopolitical risks could point to a small correction for this week, but it’s nothing to panic about. Take advantage of lower prices instead.
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Sell, Hold – what the brokers say
Russell Muldoon: Aggressive UK strategy drives Slater & Gordon
Well at last the dollar has started to fall, along with iron ore prices, and the stock market gave up 1.2% over the week, in case you lost count. And those with great memories tell me it's the worst week in six..
The recent movements in the currency suggest that the US dollar is finally headed up, and the Aussie dollar down, which means it’s time to get on top of the greenback.
