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What’s behind the weak performance of quantitative investing?
Tim Kelley
February 3, 2020
Equity markets have been very kind to investors in recent years, with stock indices setting new records in Australia and overseas. Notwithstanding some episodes of turbulence along the way, these good results continue a decade-long run of mainly positive returns following the depths of the GFC in early 2009. Continue…
by Tim Kelley Posted in Investing Education.
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Observations of equity markets from previous viral outbreaks
Scott Phillips
January 28, 2020
Investors in Australia and around the world are understandably worried about the onset of a new disease (Wuhan Coronavirus – known as nCoV) and the implications for their investments, particularly as the medical profession develops their understanding of the disease. While the number of confirmed cases has increased from 282 to 4,474 in the past 7 days it is a moving tally. Continue…
by Scott Phillips Posted in Editor's Pick, Global markets, Health Care, Market commentary.
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Have low interest rates made risk assets too expensive?
Roger Montgomery
January 24, 2020
Around the world, plunging interest rates have led to a stampede by investors into risk assets, like shares and property. With the prices of these assets now looking quite inflated, investors need to do more research than ever to find under-valued assets. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Editor's Pick, Market commentary.
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