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Vanguard Diversified Conservative Index ETF (ASX: VDCO) - Related Research

Current share price for VDCO : $53.800 0.07 (0.13%)+

Vanguard Diversified Conservative Index ETF (VDCO) 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. Vanguard Diversified Conservative Index ETF (VDCO) provides low-cost access to a range of sector funds, offering broad diversification across multiple asset classes. The Conservative ETF is biased towards income assets and is designed for investors with a low tolerance for risk. The ETF targets a 70% allocation to income asset classes and a 30% allocation to growth asset classes.

No research was found for VDCO but you can find our latest research below...

A GPT confessional

We were broadly right with our views of the property trust sector. But in the aftermath of its implosion we have been specifically wrong in the case of GPT.


06 Nov 2008
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Déjà vu at Aristocrat

With no one in charge and four profit warnings and counting, we wonder how bad things can get for Aristocrat. We only have to go back to 2003 for a clue.


31 Oct 2008
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Market mauls STW

The risks have increased at this company, although management’s tone is at odds with the market’s pessimism.

29 Oct 2008
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ANZ keeps eye off the ball

As expected, the latest numbers from ANZ weren’t pretty. But shareholders may have more to worry about with the bank’s expansionist management team.


25 Oct 2008
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Developers on their knees

Australian property developers are notorious for spectacular bankruptcies during recessions. But if you can pick the survivors, buy at a large discount and avoid being diluted, the rewards can be huge.


20 Oct 2008
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What's Commonwealth Bank worth?

It’s the crucial question to answer, but investors don’t get much to go on. Here’s our research director’s attempt to reach a conservative valuation range for Australia’s biggest bank.


20 Oct 2008
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MMC's compelling buyback

We think that all MMC Contrarian shareholders should consider participating in the current buyback. It makes sense to do so whether you’re a keen seller or not.


16 Oct 2008
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Oil stocks crudely priced

A few months ago we said we wouldn’t be looking too closely at resource companies from now on. But the opportunities in mid-tier Australian oil stocks are just too good to ignore.


10 Oct 2008
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