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

Current share price for AAA : $50.140 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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ARB Corp profit upgrade

Today’s profit upgrade is good news for shareholders in this four wheel drive accessories company. It also increases the attractiveness of subscribing to the dividend reinvestment plan for the upcoming special dividend. Don’t forget to send in your paperwork.


06 Nov 2009
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Computershare tames the cycle

In 2003, Computershare’s earnings tumbled when stock market activity fizzled. In 2009, profits held steady in the global financial crisis. We recently bunkered down at the company's global HQ to find out what has changed.


02 Nov 2009
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Price and value converge at RHG

RHG’s share price has risen 40% since our last review and the margin of safety is vanishing fast. Here our managing director explains how he believes shareholders can extract maximum value from their investment.


19 Oct 2009
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Oil stocks in the black

This time last year, we found some highly prospective acreage in the small oil sector, and drilled two gushers. We’re about to start a wider exploration effort.


16 Oct 2009
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Time to Whisky a Go Go from GrainCorp

Last year GrainCorp was a $450m company with a collection of dominant, attractive assets. Following the company’s latest proposed acquisition, shareholders will barely recognise their old business inside a $1.4bn ‘international agribusiness’.


13 Oct 2009
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Servcorp soups up its balance sheet

Servcorp has been hoarding cash, patiently waiting for the cycle to turn in its favour. With the world’s office towers emptying, management is seizing the opportunity to expand in its own typically contrarian style.


13 Oct 2009
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New deal to boost BBI EPS

Babcock & Brown Infrastructure’s (BBI) preference shares, BBI EPS, were born out of the incredibly complicated and expensive Alinta takeover. The deal that looks set to rescue them is almost as complicated.


09 Oct 2009
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