In this interview with Ross Greenwood, Stuart Jackson discusses investors chasing dividend yields.

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When problems get more complex, considering a broader range of outcomes and actions can lead to better end results.

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The law of unintended consequences states that actions – particularly by government – can have adverse effects that are unanticipated or unintended. This law could soon play out as a result of lending restrictions placed on the major banks by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). Continue…

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Over the course of 2016, we provided insight into the competitive dynamics and aggregate prospects of several industry sectors, from financial markets to supermarkets, listed on the Australian stock market.

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Few industries have been as radically transformed by the internet as advertising and, in turn, traditional media (newspapers, TV and magazines). A couple of decades ago, print media was critical to reaching an audience; now it’s relevance has significantly declined. And this switch in advertising spending from traditional media to digital media shows no sign of letting up. Continue…

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Investors are being increasingly lobbied to buy funds that track one or more share indices. These index funds are being marketed as a safe, idiot-proof place to diversify your investment. People who are attracted to index funds are also commonly drawn to the so-called ‘blue chips’. But recent research shows this type of ‘investing’ is anything but safe. Continue…

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