Last week, leading media outlets led with a sensational headline that instantly grabbed my attention – “Fed’s Yellen expects no new financial crisis in ‘our lifetimes”. She was saying that the US now has a safer financial system, thanks largely to the efforts of the Fed. But will a safer system embolden market participants to take greater risks, thereby making the system riskier? Continue…

by Ben MacNevin Posted in Global markets.

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David Buckland joined Ross Greenwood on Money News where he discussed dividends going out to shareholders and the problem with trying to hunt dividends.

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“It is far better to foresee even without certainty than not to foresee at all,” wrote French mathematician, Henri Poincare. It’s a comment that’s really pertinent to us as investors. Here, I’d like to share with you some insights on how to improve your ways of ‘foreseeing’. Continue…

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In this week’s video insight, Tim discusses a company held in our domestic funds, BWX and their early success in international markets.

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As fiscal 2017 draws to a close, let’s take a look at the year that was. Continue…

by David Buckland Posted in Economics, Global markets, Market commentary.

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The higher the price you pay, the lower your returns. This is a fundamental truth of investing, a law, like gravity, and an impost that cannot be escaped. And yet it is always the case that when future returns are the least attractive, enthusiasm for assets is highest.  Continue…

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