What's on at Eureka Report this week
Don't miss Alan Kohler's series on peer-to-peer lending plus Clay Carter answers your questions on international stocks.
Introducing our Income First model portfolio
Our model will offer high-yield large caps combined with a focus on smaller, high-yielding stocks that offer the added benefit of capital growth.
Cadence Capital's winning approach
Our second stock for the model LIC portfolio offers a disciplined investment style that has handily beaten the market since listing.
PS&C: Take a second look
The company has been sold off after a profit guidance downgrade. At current levels, however, earnings growth and an attractive yield should entice buyers.
Proofpoint proves its worth
The email security company is ideally placed in a booming market, with cloud-based products that are lower cost and easier to deploy than its peers.
Collected Wisdom
This week we look at QBE, Regis Resources, AGL Energy, Primary Health Care and NIB Holdings.
Increased capital requirements no surprise for bank sharheholders
This soft tone to this morning's market opening indicates that investors have finished the process of unwinding the risk premium built into valuations as a defence against any unforseen complications from a "Grexit"
Responsible investing and ETF opportunities- the best of both worlds
Russell's latest ETF offering gives investors the opportunity to access Australian smart beta with a environmental, social and governance overlay.
How much further has the Grexit derisking rally got to go?
For equity markets, this week has been all about removing the "Grexit" risk premium built into valuations. Markets have been quick to make this adjustment; with the ASX 200 index closing 5.3% above last week's low.
Clouds set to clear
Lower interest rates and a softer currency should move the ASX to a stronger position.
Wall Street view: The US dollar is heading higher (regardless of any Greek deal)
Greece is hardly fixed... but then again it hardly matters to the US Fed.
Were your returns super or normal?
Not in double digits, but your SMSF should have enjoyed solid returns in FY15. The number you want to beat was 7.86 per cent.
Hiding in Australian gold stocks as the turmoil unravels
Overseas investors take a shine to local gold stocks as currency provides a tailwind and the commodity starts to recover.
Riding out a rough patch
One demographer predicts the developed world will start roaring again in eight years, with Australia to be the fastest growing economy.