Investments
There is no doubt that interest in responsible investments is growing. Not only in Australia but globally, investors are increasingly interested in how a company makes its money not simply how much it makes.
Whilst some investors may focus on the longer-term viability of a company and its behaviour, others may hold particular v... | | Read More |
When news of Donald Trump's impending election victory starting filtering through in the afternoon of 9 November, markets were thrown into turmoil. The Australian sharemarket lost almost 5% in the space of a few hours, the US sharemarket pointed down 5%, oil plummeted and gold shot up.
Within 12 hours, calm had been restored. Sharemar... | | Read More |
What's in store?
Riccardo Briganti Investment Specialist, BT Advice
Economic data has taken a back seat in recent weeks as the US presidential race and the eventual election of Trump has dominated attention. Now that the election is out of the way, focus is likely to return to economic statistics to inform investment decisions inc... | | Read More |
The prospect of Donald Trump as US President seemed like a fantasy only a year ago, and yet, here we are today watching a Clinton v Trump election race. The uncertainty around Trump means Australia, and the world, are taking a closer interest than in the past. Betting markets place Trump at a 25% chance of winning, but he held a na... | | Read More |
September 2016
High prices. Fast bidding auctions. A mass of new constructions. The housing market has risen fast in the past few years but is it becoming too risky? Tim Rocks, Head of Market Research & Strategy, believes there is little to fear from housing at the moment but investors might find more attractive opportunities in share... | | Read More |
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