Where will the investment growth come from? Should we be prepared to accept lower returns as global stock markets capitulate, Bond yields decline, and a potential Housing bubble has priced the cost of property in Sydney and Melbourne beyond the first home buyer and into the echelon of high net wealth investors? You would be […]
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Isn’t the best time to go shopping when the sales are on? I always remember my fathers voice, when I was a kid, drilling me to “never pay full price for anything, son”. Interestingly, my father never had a big formal education – family circumstances had him working from 7 years old and full time
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Should Australian investors be worried about a slowing China: With the ASX200 index falling 9.2% from the August 21st high (as at Monday 13th October), the stock market is on the verge of a technical “Crash”. In fact, year to date the ASX200 is down 3.7%. And without buyers returning, 2014 could be poised to
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Is your prosperous retirement a reality or a dream? Over the past 24 hours, I have been spending time with one of my Mentors and as always, my Moleskine notepad took a hammering as I jotted down several pages of gold. Freshly fueled with a swag of new ideas and brain buzzing. I went through
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When I told them about this cheeky little options strategy, they laughed at me – now they are paying attention, BIG time! So what do you do, if the share price goes down? More than any single question, this one comes up more often than not at virtually every presentation I do, in relation to
3 Steps to Spring Cleaning your investment portfolio and getting set for another year of growth: Spring time conjures up the thoughts of cutting back hedges, weeding out gardens, cleaning out garages/storage sheds, and vacuuming under furniture that hasn’t been shifted in over a year. If Spring time is so associated with house and garden
Why professionals love Covered Calls, but Mums and Dads fail to see the benefits: Your first experience with stock investing was likely to have been a “Buy and Hold” approach. From an early age, we are taught to Save, don’t use Credit, spend only what you can afford to spend, and pay off debt as
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This is the most important Email that you will read today, and maybe for the whole year: One of the best of the many great attributes of living in Australia is the laid back approach to life. Nothing sums it up better than “she’ll be right mate” and for generations, that has been true. However,
Is the Eurozone poised to collapse for the 2nd time in as many years: The memory of the European sovereign debt crisis only a few years ago, is still very raw, especially to those who lived in the region and experienced the impact first hand. Recent economic data from the Euro region has provided evidence
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Never drive a car by looking in the rear view mirror – unless you want to crash! I love it when we get feedback and questions from people following the publication of our articles each week. Some people really struggle to come up with something to write about on a regular basis, but Matt and
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