Plenty to be nervous about
After a brief respite, the stock market looks like coming under pressure again today. Profit taking and caution ahead of the profit reporting season, has seen US markets set a weak tone for our market this morning. Lower commodity prices are also likely to contribute to early selling pressure.
The Resources End Game
A lift in European and US share markets and a surprise surge in oil prices should lift the Australian share market today, perhaps tempered by the news that iron ore miner and steel producer Arrium entered voluntary administration this morning. Subdued trading volumes could continue as global investors remain cautious ahead of the US quarterly reporting season.
Facing up to the new credit squeeze
Challenges will emerge in our property markets as overseas buyers face new barriers to purchasing apartments.
The golden age of uncertainty
If you wait until markets are performing well, you might be losing out big.
ER fund manager series: Lazard Global Listed Infrastructure Fund
Exposure to roads across the world is driving investor returns.
Budget 2016: Future proofing your super
Four strategies to boost your superannuation in the face of potential legislative changes.
All is not equal in equal weight ETFs
Two products defined by common strategies can end up being leagues apart.
US profit taking; risk off selling and weaker Aussie spell tough going
It seems the Australian stock market can't take a trick recently. Having suffered recently as banks were sold off and commodity prices faltered, it may struggle today in the face of profit taking on US markets and a general risk off sentiment.
ETFs: the hard way or the smart way
The ETFs market is getting crowded. The first rule using low-cost index funds still applies, but for some it will pay to seek help.
Diversified Portfolio - International Equities - 31 March 2016
InvestSMART Conservative Portfolio March Report
All quiet ahead of the RBA
Local investors are looking at a muted trading morning ahead of trade data and this afternoon's announcement from the Reserve Bank of Australia. Weaker oil prices will weigh. The direction of the banks will determine today's performance although the morning session will likely continue the light trading that began the week.