Don’t bet bank on rising stockmarket
THE current boom in share prices is difficult to ignore but investors should be cautious.
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DIVIDENDS … it seems pre-retiree baby boomers can’t get enough of them.
Don’t ignore China dip, bond bubble
BABY boomers are frog marching themselves into riskier and riskier products.
Beware lure of the ‘cheap’ index fund
THE next time you see an index fund offered at a ‘cheap price’, understand that it deserves to be cheap.
Are we open for business or for sale?
AS it stands we don’t need to fear being conquered by military invasion, we will be conquered by acquisition.
Bubbles matter little for the wise
I’LL wager you never thought Coca-Cola had anything to do with property investing.
TV’s declining profits here to stay
FOR TV operators in the US, the game changed last month and the influence is bound to reach our shores shortly.
Don’t let cash cloud senses
IN the 7½ weeks since its high on 21 August, the market has retreated 550 points (or 10 per cent) to 5122 points.
Bouncing back from adversity
OUTLOOK statements for 2015 have provided fresh information to allow our analysts to re-evaluate previous valuations.
Hurdle rate can boost returns
A COMPANY basically raises capital to fund an enterprise with the objective of creating a return acceptable to its investors.
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