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BetaShares Diversified All Growth ETF (ASX: DHHF) - Related Research

- Current share price for DHHF : $38.500

BetaShares Diversified All Growth ETF (DHHF) 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 Diversified All Growth ETF (DHHF) is an all-in-one investment solution, constructed using a passive blend of cost-effective ETFs traded on the ASX and other global exchanges. The ETF has a 100% allocation to shares, and is invested in a blend of large, mid and small cap equities from Australia, global developed and emerging markets, offering investors exposure to an 'all-cap, all-world' share portfolio with the potential for high growth over the long term. The ETF provides exposure to approximately 8,000 equity securities listed on over 60 global exchanges, in one ASX trade.

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Cabcharge at a crossroads

Cabcharge’s dominance of the taxi payments industry is attracting more attention from both the media and regulators. So what are the odds that it’s about to become a victim of its own success?


21 Jul 2008
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Backing APN, again

The New Zealand economy is looking very sick, but this regional media business has some great assets and they’re being priced very cheaply.

18 Jul 2008
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Turn on the TELYS3

Seven’s TELYS3 provide a perfect example of market inefficiency. It offered too little reward for the risks involved when it was issued in 2005, but offers ample reward for very little risk now.


17 Jul 2008
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GPT caught in a bind

Securityholders left GPT’s annual meeting in May thinking everything was hunky dory. Nine weeks later the group is in turmoil.


16 Jul 2008
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ASX faces the AXE

Business quality gets less coverage than price, but it’s just as important in the value equation. Here we put ASX to the test.


14 Jul 2008
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Fantastic's careful juggling act

With a downturn underway, it might not seem like an ideal time for a furniture retailer to expand – or for investors to buy its shares. But going against the crowd often pays dividends in the long run.


11 Jul 2008
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Cash up for classy Cochlear

As one of Australia’s finest companies, Cochlear’s shares are never in the bargain basement. But, like its famous ear implants, you get what you pay for.


03 Jul 2008
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