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BetaShares Australian High Interest Cash ETF (ASX: AAA) - Related Research

Current share price for AAA : $50.200 0.01 (0.02%)+

BetaShares Australian High Interest Cash ETF (AAA) is an Exchange Traded Fund - commonly known as an ETF. For more details about how ETFs work, feel free to check out our What is an ETF? overview. BetaShares Australian High Interest Cash ETF (AAA) is an exchange traded fund that own cash deposits with banks, providing capital stability. It generates income on cash deposits with income paid monthly at a rate competitive with at call bank deposit and term deposit.

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Prime Infrastructure's subprime outcome

Regulatory intervention has damaged the value of one of Prime’s key investments. But will it also provide an opportunity for bargain hunters? Gareth Brown delves deeply into the situation for investors.


05 Jul 2010
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AWE: Mr Market says 'sell'

After several years of successful production, AWE is on the hunt for more oil. How that hunt goes will determine the company’s future. So what are its chances?


29 Jun 2010
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MAp's jet-fuelled future

MAp’s security price has increased 120% since March 2009. But lower airfares, recovering passenger numbers and ample investment opportunities mean it still has plenty left in the tank.


24 Jun 2010
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Elders to lose the farm?

Today’s profit downgrade has given the market a case of the jitters. Though it’s bad news for ordinary shareholders, it's less so for hybrid securityholders.


23 Jun 2010
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Dexion takeover on track

GUD today announced that it had satisfactorily completed due diligence on Dexion. GUD will send its Bidder’s Statement in early July but, for now, there’s nothing to do but wait.

21 Jun 2010
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Dexion takeover arbitrage

The due diligence period for GUD’s takeover of Dexion ends today, with an announcement now expected Monday. The risks of the takeover failing have increased.

18 Jun 2010
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Melancholy market dogs Perpetual

The market’s direction might be unknowable, but the fact is that it’s lower than in March. But so is Perpetual’s share price and, if you believe confidence will return, it’s creating an opportunity.


18 Jun 2010
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