Is private credit safe?
Is investing in private credit is worth the risk and just how safe is it? And if you’re an investor or planning to invest, what should you look out for?
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Is investing in private credit is worth the risk and just how safe is it? And if you’re an investor or planning to invest, what should you look out for?
Gold broke through the US$3000 barrier for the first time ever, with gold in Australian dollars trading at $4,819.47 an ounce. For investors who want an exposure to gold, here are four ASX-listed gold exchange Traded Products (ETPs also known as ETFs). These four securities are the simplest and easiest ways to do so, simply using your stockbroking account.
In our “HOT STOCK” column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk, why he considers Judo Capital Holdings Ltd (JDO) is an ADD to an investor’s portfolio.
Seven upgrades including Woolworths, and three downgrades
Make money off this Trump tariff stock market sell off. How to use points to fly business like a pro
The only other time I might have suggested that a US President was the main market mover was when Donald Trump had his first stint as chief decision maker in the White House.
Here are two dividend funds to consider that provide diversified exposure to global equities.
In our “HOT” stock article today, Michael Gable, MD of Fairmont Equities, explains why he regards Sandfire Resources (SFR) as a buying opportunity at current levels.
Are my funds in private credit like the Metrics Master Income Trust safe? Can Qantas keep flying higher? Should I sell my shares in property group Region, which seem to be going nowhere? Will Macquarie Bank exchange its Capital Notes 2 in December?
Peter Switzer & Paul Rickard answer your questions on AD8, GQG, BHP & more
What experts are buying with the Trump stock sell off?
Provided they don’t get out of hand and create a real global trade war, these Trump tariffs are actually creating a buying opportunity. The next question is — what should I buy?
The “buy the dip” strategy has worked very successfully since the Covid crash, and for the decade leading up to that. The several factors driving this dip have some time to play out and that’s why I don’t think the correction is over. But I am looking to buy, and these three stocks top my “buy” list.
In our “HOT STOCK” column today, Raymond Chan, Head of Asian Desk explains why Morgans continues to like the Washington H Soul Pattinson & Co Ltd (SOL) story and regards this share as an ADD to an investor’s portfolio.
Rare earth minerals are a crucial component of so many products that power our economy. Last Monday I looked at Australia’s two producers, Lynas Rare Earths and Iluka Resources. Today, I look at three companies best positioned to be our next producers, and I give you my choice of the three.
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