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Is negative gearing good for Australia?
Andreas Lundberg
July 12, 2017
The negative gearing debate continues to heat up. And well it might. It’s a classic argument between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have nots’, focusing on one of the things we hold most dear: affordable housing. If we take a dispassionate view, it’s not hard to see which side of the debate has more merit. Continue…
by Andreas Lundberg Posted in Property.
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Why the insurance brokers have run
Lisa Fedorenko
July 11, 2017
In this week’s video insight Lisa discusses Steadfast and AUB group and their stand out performance year to date.
The Montgomery Funds own shares in Steadfast and AUB group.
by Lisa Fedorenko Posted in Editor's Pick, Video Insights.
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If the bears are right
Roger Montgomery
July 11, 2017
If the bears are right, an Australian property bubble, a recession for retailers and dramatically slowing Chinese growth rates towards the end of the year, combined with record high asset prices — especially assets that produce no income such as art and two-digit licence plates — are a recipe for a meltdown. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Editor's Pick, Property.
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The smashed avocado index – episode 2
Scott Shuttleworth
July 10, 2017
Last month we created our own smashed avo index as a tongue-in-cheek way of analysing housing price affordability. The reception since then has been more than we anticipated and there’s probably a couple of points to note up-front. Continue…
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The great unwind of the Fed’s balance sheet
David Buckland
July 7, 2017
For the first time since it began its quantitative easing in 2009, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced it would commence the gradual unwind of its US$4.5 trillion balance sheet sometime later in 2017. Should this plan proceed, higher borrowing costs for corporations and households will be the likely result and this warrants a degree of caution. Continue…
by David Buckland Posted in Editor's Pick, Financial Services, Global markets.
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Australian outdoor advertising revenue growth
Stuart Jackson
July 7, 2017
In past posts, we have discussed the outlook for the outdoor advertising industry in Australia. There are a number of reasons why the outdoor advertising industry should grow its share of the overall advertising pie over the next five to ten years. Continue…
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