Diversified Portfolios - Intelligent Investor Growth - 31 January 2016
Intelligent Investor Growth Portfolio January Report
Diversified Portfolios - Intelligent Investor Equity Income - 31 January 2016
Intelligent Investor Equity Income Portfolio January Report
What's on at Eureka Report and model portfolio updates
How our stocks have played this results season.
Steadfast looks strong while Virtus grows
Acquisitions contribute to the insurance network's profits, while Virtus settles into more Australian growth despite introduction for bulk billing of IVF.
G8's profit grows, Arena shows upside
Management is across the risks at the childcare provider, while Arena's strong lease base impresses.
Pental and Ridley make progress
The soap maker is selling into China ahead of schedule and Ridley is performing well.
PS&C: Leverage to further growth at the IT services provider
The company is cheap and has good growth in its security arm.
LIC managers: finding your perfect match
How to select the best managers with nothing more than a prospectus and Google.
Plan for past returns and you will lose
Anyone whose investment strategy is modelled on past returns is kidding themselves. It's time to face reality or lower savings targets.
The tips and traps of trading ETFs
Investors who don't understand the peculiarities of buying and selling ETFs will miss out on some of their benefits. Exchange-traded funds are gaining traction with retail investors in Australia for some very good reasons: they offer instant diversification, the fees are low and international markets can be bought without any fuss.
Weaker $A and profit season wash up delivers solid start
A relatively steady lead from US markets and a weaker $A has seen a firm beginning to this week's trading.
Risk relief for broader markets while Woolworths margins remain under pressure
International markets ended with a note of relief last night. Stronger sessions for US stocks and oil together with selling of the Japanese yen should all set the scene for a solid tone for the opening session of our market.
Markets Lift on US Drivers
The problem with economic theory is that every now and then it describes market behaviour well, meaning economists cannot be discarded entirely. In a classic "price signal" response, oil inventory numbers released overnight showed a large draw on gasoline stocks for the week as US drivers took advantage of lower petrol prices.