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iShares Edge MSCI World Minimum Volatility ETF (ASX: WVOL) - Related Research

Current share price for WVOL : $44.690 0.35 (0.78%)+

iShares Edge MSCI World Minimum Volatility ETF (WVOL) 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. iShares Edge MSCI World Minimum Volatility ETF (WVOL) provide diversified exposure to global stocks with potentially less risk. Its minimum volatility strategies aim to lose less than the broad market during downturns. Fund seeks to stay invested through various market conditions. The constituents of the Index are selected from the World Parent Index using the Barra multi-factor equity model (Model) to maximize the exposure to the four targeted style factors while maintaining market risk like the World Parent Index.

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Templeton Global more timely than ever

Some investors are as patriotic about their portfolio as they are about sport. But pragmatic investors should consider the benefits of international diversification – Australia might not always be on top of the economic ladder.


23 Apr 2010
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Property developers on track

In January we pounced on a couple of property developers that the market had left behind. That theme remains on track, but performance within the sector has varied widely.


21 Apr 2010
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Ansell offers slim protection

Ansell’s return on capital has exceeded 20% since 2005 and earnings per share have grown by a compound 18.7% per year since 2004. So why is free cashflow so impotent?


14 Apr 2010
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Sit pat on Corporate Express

For those who own Corporate Express and are considering the takeover offer from Staples Inc., there’s a clear course of action in the immediate term – do nothing.


13 Apr 2010
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Guinness Peat's grab bag

This company owns a mélange of assets spread across the world, making it a complex beast to value. Its complexity is exactly the reason we’ve taken a closer look recently.

12 Apr 2010
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The three keys to Ramsay Health Care

Ten years ago, Paul Ramsay owned controlling stakes in two businesses. While the share price of his media company Prime Media has halved since 2000, the price of private hospital operator Ramsay Health Care has risen more than fifteen-fold. The phrase ‘healthy return’ borders on understatement.


07 Apr 2010
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Time to sell Sigma

Last September we said that Sigma Pharmaceuticals looked very much like a ‘gunna’ company. Now we’re worried it’s ‘gunna’ get even worse.

01 Apr 2010
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