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A new listed investment company aims to provide investors with some downside protection as well as index outperformance.
A disappointing finish to the week here after a bit of promise was shown but it was a lot worse on Wall Street, where the Dow dropped 350 points at one stage but ended down 279!
The market baulked again today and toyed with 6000 but don’t worry, it will get there and stocks like Macquarie will help it on its way.
Working out the best sector depends on a lot of factors but when it comes down to it, diversification will always be key.
Broker activity focused on the resource sector again, with an upgrade for Suncorp and a downgrade for BHP.
Of the supermarket giants, Woolworths in particular has had a rough few months. Eventually it will be good value but buyers might be better off looking elsewhere for now.
Income oriented investors who want to diversify away from the big banks and Telstra could do worse than look at these five little big payers.
Broker activity was dominated by the mining and resources companies this week with a reassessment in commodity price forecasts by Credit Suisse leading to upgrades for Alumina and Evolution Mining. BH..
Boral and Mayne Pharma are a few of our faves but iron ore producers are not very popular at all.
There are a bunch of companies realising how important an international focus is from the outset and are set to profit in the years ahead.
