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Direct Domestic Shares

Jaaims adds new portfolios

Jaaims portfolios

Jaaims has responded to investors’ call for further diversification by launching six new portfolios on its artificial intelligence trading platform.

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Direct Domestic Shares, Investments

Bank dividends underestimated

bank dividends

Australian banks are in a good position to grow their earnings and therefore pay dividends after protecting themselves from the worst of last year’s downturn.

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Direct Domestic Shares, Superannuation

Super could push ASX capacity

ASX capacity

The capacity of the Australian Securities Exchange could be seriously challenged by superannuation monies, according to analysis performed by a major accounting firm.

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Direct Domestic Shares, Investments

Small caps providing great value for money

small cap returns

A local fund manager has recommended investing in Australian small cap companies to access superior returns without an associated excessively high price.

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Direct Domestic Shares

Twofold downside to chasing yield

Double negative results are a real danger when investors allow yield to dominate their decisions when acquiring Australian stocks.

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Direct Domestic Shares, Tax

Companies support franking credit system

A panel of company chairs has supported the imputation system incorporated in the Australian equity market following questions raised about it during the recent federal election.

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Direct Domestic Shares, Investments

Red flags raised around bank and mining sectors

Slowdowns in the housing and mining sectors are potential red flags for Australian equities investors, according to investment manager Janus Henderson. In an overview of what may lie ahead in 2019, Janus Henderson head of Australian equities Lee Mickelburough said the slowdown in the Australian housing market, and the tightening of credit standards, was a […]

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Direct Domestic Shares, International Shares

Four factors to pricing stocks

A specialist Australian equities manager has advised investors to take into account four key elements to value stocks in light of price fluctuations and complex company assessments.

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Direct Domestic Shares, International Shares

Share price not a good value measure

Investors should avoid using share prices as a measure of the value of a company and instead concentrate on intrinsic value, according to a microcap investment expert.

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Direct Domestic Shares

Non-blue-chip shares sound performers

Shares from organisations outside of the top 10 Australian Securities Exchange-listed companies proved to be some of the best performers as revealed by the latest reporting season, according to investment manager Van Eck Global.

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