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

- Current share price for WVOL : $44.690

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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Don't spoil our Roc Oil!

We’ve supported this company for many years, but we’re terribly disappointed by the large, dilutive acquisition the board wants to make.


25 Jun 2008
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Looking beyond Ten's ups and downs

Ten’s profits are suffering at the moment, but is that due to short-term cyclical factors or the permanent arrival of competition from new media? It looks like the former at the moment, but the market’s giving us a fat margin of safety in case we’re wrong.


23 Jun 2008
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Aristocrat at home abroad

The world’s two largest poker machine manufacturers have blamed stagnant performance on slow replacement programs by casino operators. But a closer analysis reveals tougher competition is also having an impact.


23 Jun 2008
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Folly brings Transurban unstuck

This company is the latest to join a growing list of highly-geared former market darlings on the receiving end of a stockmarket drubbing. The fix here is straightforward – but we won’t be holding our breath.


20 Jun 2008
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Wesfarmers makes its own luck

Following the acquisition of Coles, booming coal prices will provide cash flow at just the right time for Wesfarmers. But turning around the retailing giant will be a hard slog.


16 Jun 2008
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Aristocrat spins the reels

This poker machine manufacturer has met some challenges in its past, but it’s always come back bigger and stronger than before. This time around the company’s taking on a pile of debt, but it’s better equipped than ever.


16 Jun 2008
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