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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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LNG sales ignite

LNG has been making plenty of headlines recently. In this review we consider some recent major announcements and their implications for our key recommendations in the sector.


09 Dec 2009
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Blue sky for IAG?

Insurance Australia Group is back on track with a no-nonsense managing director following a back-to-basics strategy.


04 Dec 2009
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Smart money bets on Prime Infrastructure

There are plenty of reasons investors might shy away from Prime Infrastructure, including a very recent regulatory uppercut. But with some of the world’s canniest infrastructure investors aboard, it demands close scrutiny.


02 Dec 2009
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Fisher & Paykel can bounce back

Bad results from this iconic kiwi company are a little like John Farnham farewell tours; just when you think you’ve seen the last one, another seems to arrive out of the blue.


02 Dec 2009
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Oil Search: PNG or bust

If Oil Search's LNG project is successful, reserves will grow by a factor of 10 and production by a factor of five. Who knows what the share price might do. But the 'if' is both daunting and seductive.


01 Dec 2009
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Time to buy Aristocrat

Aristocrat’s worry list could fill an entire exercise book, but that’s the best time to buy if you’re betting on a future recovery.


27 Nov 2009
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