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The huge news for this week is that the Aussie stock market has now had seven days in a row of rises! And I love the fact that Wall Street didn't achieve the same seven on a trot result. It suggests we don't ne..
Nobody expected the Spanish Inquisition but if you did, you might have prepared for it. Having a plan to capitalise on unpredictable financial-market disruptions can help keep your super intact.
Charlie Aitken: High conviction picks and upgrade for Macquarie Group
David Buckland: Fundie’s not-so-favourite – lessons to learn from Arrium
By James Dunn
With interim earnings season looming, the market is looking for companies that might upgrade. Here are four hopefuls that are looking good.
Peter Switzer: How do you make money out of Europe’s QE program?
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Sell, Hold – what the brokers say
Alleluia! Europe has come good! I've been whinging about these heartbreakers, near-do-wells and let down merchants since 2009. Then the European Central Bank had a slow learner called Jean-Claude Trichet, who w..
Interest rates are set to remain low for some time, which means the yield trade will continue to support the banks and it’s time to overweight the sector.
By James Dunn
There are some very good industrial large caps, but you also need to look outside the square sometimes for value in this sector.
Peter Switzer: If the stock market worries you, remember this!
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck: Buy, Sell, Hold – what the brokers say
I know we're out of season but watching the daily run of play for stocks, I feel like we're watching our team being on the wrong side of the referee early in the game but I still have an overwhelming feeling th..
In his first column for the year, Charlie explains why he continues to have faith in the US currency and why Telstra is a winner to let run.
Tony Negline: Limited recourse borrowing arrangements – an update
By Paul Rickard
We’ve made a couple of changes to our high-income portfolio for the year ahead and we’re pretty confident of further outperformance this year.
George Boubouras: Short-listed – investment resolutions for 2015
Staff Reporter: Where will the best residential opportunities be in 2015?
Well, it has been another dramatic week for stocks and yesterday's 84-point rise on the S&P ASX 200 index might have raised my confidence levels but we only advanced 30 points on the week!
As the float market cools this year, investors might be better off paying attention to recent listings, rather than upcoming ones.
Tony Negline: All in the family – why loaning money to the in-laws is never a good idea
Questions of the Week: Crown falls, transferring property and short selling
By Paul Rickard
In a tough year the income-oriented portfolio continued to beat the market – returning 8.13% for the year as the growth portfolio delivered 3.39%.
OK, 2014 as a calendar year for stocks was disappointing but it's only a time thing. The reality is that we pay our taxes on super or investments per financial years and the last one was a 17% total return year..
