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Global economic shakeout: the cracks in Australia’s superannuation nest egg

By Michael Rafferty, University of Sydney Think the share market volatility doesn’t affect you? Guess again. With almost 60% of Australian superannuation funds invested in shares, anyone paying compulsory super contributions has something to lose from the current ructions. University of Sydney superannuation expert Mike Rafferty explains why all of us, young and old, should…

Is it more risky to short a CFD than go long?

Question: Is it more risky to short a CFD than go long? And how do you trade a CFD short, for example, what happens to interest charges, dividends etc?   Thomas Roberts, Financial Writer, IG Markets Answer: There are some traders who are bound to feel slightly insecure about going short on a financial asset…

Why Aussie Traders Are Ditching Equities To Trade Foreign Exchange (FX)

It was revolutionary enough when the internet opened up access to trading the stockmarkets – but the $US6.8 trillion-a-day foreign exchange (FX) market is a much bigger pond in which to fish. Australia is one of the most active retail markets in trading FX: according to a recent report from research firm Investment Trends, 54,000…

18 Share Tips – 13 August 2012

Peter Rae, Morningstar BUY RECOMMENDATIONS Woodside Petroleum (WPL) Chart: Share price over the year to versus ASX200 (XJO) WPL is Australia’s premier oil and gas play. Production is forecast to grow strongly as its LNG projects in Western Australia come on stream. Inaugural LNG production at Pluto exceeded expectations. Well managed with a strong balance…

18 Share Tips – 6 August 2012

Marcus Obermeder, Ord Minnett BUY RECOMMENDATIONS Carindale Property Trust (CDP) Chart: Share price over the year to versus ASX200 (XJO) CDP is currently trading at a discount to net tangible assets of $5.45. The discount doesn’t include the current expansion of Westfield Carindale, one of Brisbane’s biggest shopping centres. Stage 1 of a $300 million…

Creating a trading plan

Bradley W. Gareiss, Technical Analyst, GFT A trading plan is a must.  I would be will to bet that virtually all successful traders have one.  However, most new traders have no plan.  In fact, I bet most new traders barely even have actual reasons for entering a trade. Imagine that you are planning to loan…

18 Share Tips – 30 July 2012

Brendan Fogarty, Alto Capital BUY RECOMMENDATIONS Metcash (MTS) Chart: Share price over the year to versus ASX200 (XJO) Defensive times call for defensive measures. In a difficult market, we’re seeing value based stocks with consistent income and a high yield outperform. Metcash has established a reliable business model in each of its divisions – IGA…

Mining Boom To Bust – Why The Experts Disagree

The Canadian and Australian economies are the envy of the industrialised world.  Both countries share the common feature of benefiting from booming demand for their resources driven by emerging market economies. In Australia we have an abundance of resources but it is iron ore bound for Asia that has driven our economy.  It stands to…

Does Capital Raising Sound the Bell to SELL?

As the financial crisis plays out, more Aussie companies are going to the market to raise capital. The question is: if a company goes to the market to raise capital, does that sound the bell to sell? In theory, capital raisings to fund future growth and expansion should be a good thing. A capital raising…

Does Capital Raising Sound the Bell to SELL?

As the financial crisis plays out, more Aussie companies are going to the market to raise capital. The question is: if a company goes to the market to raise capital, does that sound the bell to sell?  In theory, capital raisings to fund future growth and expansion should be a good thing. A capital raising…