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The major banks recently announced they will no longer charge fees to customers using their ATMs, even if they are accessing an account with another bank. This is a pretty big change in policy, and carries some downside risks. So, why did they do it, and what does it mean for investors? Continue…

by Stuart Jackson Posted in Financial Services.

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According to the Bank of International Settlements, there are now more margin loans supporting buying in the US stock market than during the tech boom of 1999/2000. And those loans are chasing an ever-narrowing band of tech stocks on the back of a ‘fear of missing out’. This is just one of the many red flags making us nervous right now. Continue…

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In this interview with Ross Greenwood, Roger Montgomery discusses Telstra, Myer and current warnings in the market including an increasing concentration of money in a narrowing band of companies.

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In this week’s video insight Scott discusses forecasting and how using present information makes it very difficult for accurate predictions, using REA as an example.

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Human brains are incredible – the average generates 50, 000 thoughts per day. Our thoughts and actions are a combination of rational analysed outcomes, and more automated responses – biases we’ve developed over centuries of evolution. Continue…

by Lisa Fedorenko Posted in Investing Education.

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