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The grocery duopoly has its challenges, but is it in the share price?
Scott Shuttleworth
June 22, 2017
On 7 June, Wesfarmers held its strategy day. Two weeks on, we are hearing echoes from what was formally a very rational duopoly.
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Money News 20.06.2017
David Buckland
June 21, 2017
David Buckland was on Money News where he discusses Amazon moving into a wide range of areas, including their wholefood acquisition and how this changes the market.
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Keeping you Sharp
Tim Kelley
June 21, 2017
Something a little different today. Finish that cup of coffee, and let’s do a few mental push ups to get the blood flowing around the grey matter. Continue…
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Are share prices over extended and due for a fall?
Roger Montgomery
June 20, 2017
In this week’s video insight Roger discusses why fund managers may currently have maximum cash in balance sheets or portfolios and how correction in share prices might be short lived, as the cash is freely available to purchase stocks which limits the extent of a market decline.
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Moody’s cut the credit rating of four of the biggest banks
Roger Montgomery
June 20, 2017
We were interested by the overnight news that Australia’s four biggest banks have had their long-term credit rating downgraded. Downgraded rating = higher funding costs = higher mortgage rates = mortgage stress? Continue…
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Why it pays to start financial education early
Scott Phillips
June 20, 2017
When my son, Jack, aged eight, wanted an ice cream from the kiosk a few weeks back – the cost being $3.80 (yes, wow!) – I said to him, “if you can tell me how much change you’ll get from a $10 note, then I’m happy to buy it for you”. To which he replied, “don’t be silly dad, you don’t need to know that when you use payWave!” Continue…
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The property boom may finally be about to bust
Roger Montgomery
June 19, 2017
In this article for Professional Planner, Roger discusses how the population of real-estate experts has grown so much faster than the Australian population itself. Read here.
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Consumer wealth effect – Another nail in the coffin for retail spending.
Andreas Lundberg
June 19, 2017
Consumer spending has risen strongly in the past year, spurred on by property owners feeling richer due to higher house prices. This is called the household wealth effect. But with house prices looking toppy, should retailers – and investors – be concerned about the effects of a property market correction? Continue…
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