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Don’t stress about the Budget tomorrow. Things really aren’t that bad and if the market falls, use the opportunity to buy quality companies.
Hybrid rates are coming down, and are no longer as attractive as earlier issues, although they still offer a margin over term deposits.
Retailers were under the spotlight in the later part of last week, with upgrades for Oroton Group and Super Retail. NAB got both an upgrade and a downgrade after its interim result.
The mFunds service launched by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) last week will provide lower-cost access to managed funds across a variety of different investment sectors.
In the lead up to the Budget, medical companies are on our radar, along with those that have managed to corner off a big market share.
It has been a week of Budget, brawls and ‘bloody great’ economic statistics. I don’t want to add to the Budget hype by giving any more oxygen to these Canberra tales that could be modified befor..
It might be hard, but it’s time to forget about what executive chairman James Packer has been up to, and focus on the real potential of Crown Resorts.
In the first half of this week, miners Lynas Corporation and Santos were upgraded, as Fletcher Building was downgraded based on a slower than expected recovery.
Consumer confidence is starting to pick up and we’re spending again. If the Budget doesn't put a hold on that next week, there are some stocks that could benefit from our renewed optimism.
If Woolworths keeps up its momentum, it could head even higher but if the share price falls below $36 for more than seven to 10 trading sessions, it could also be time to lighten the load.
