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What 2021 has in store for markets and the global economy
The new year has already thrown some extraordinary developments at investors – the 'Blue Wave' as the Democrats secure a majority in both houses of US Congress, a resurgence of Covid in Australia and record cases in the northern hemisphere, and markets that continue to run higher. So what more should investors be watching?
Roger Montgomery on why he's optimistic about markets in 2021
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Disruption for the decade ahead – Bitcoin, blockchain and new ways of working
Disruption has driven share prices to record highs, and assessing the major trends is key to setting your portfolio up for success over the next decade.
The outlook for Australian property – houses, apartments, regional and office
Lockdowns and economic uncertainty stemming from Covid resulted in predictions of falls of up to 30% in the Australian residential property market. Fears for office property were much, much worse, with only 10% of office workers returning to Melbourne's CBD late this year. As the year ends, however, forecasts are looking much more positive.
Gold – is it time for gold in your portfolio?
As the gold price has rallied, investors have started to question whether the precious metal deserves a place in a modern portfolio. Is it too late for speculators and should the lack of dividend be a dealbreaker?
Investing in a post Covid world – how investing opportunities have changed
Covid has changed the world as we know it – international travel has all but stopped, central business districts have emptied and restaurants have closed. At the same time, tech stocks are at record highs and investors have enjoyed a spectacular bounce from the sharemarkets' lows in March.
How to do good and make money
Often charity and investing are seen as mutually exclusive – either you're making money for yourself, or you're helping others. Increasingly though, investment professionals have been trying to find a way to have a greater impact with their money.
The US election and the potential impact on your portfolio
The US Federal election campaign is already closer than many punters are willing to call, and there are several potential outcomes that have implications for investors.
Hamish Douglass: Covid, US elections and a 50% drop in the S&P500
What are the key challenges Magellan founder Hamish Douglass is thinking about? In the midst of a pandemic, markets could grind higher by 20%, or drop by half – and investors need to be prepared for either scenario.
The global outlook – punishing savers and rewarding investors
While debt grows around the world, equity markets are returning to their highs. So what does this mean for investors?
Famed investment manager declares speculative mania in global stocks
Platinum International is one of Australia's most widely held professional investment managers, and its CIO, Andrew Clifford, is worried. On a historical basis, he and his team fear that global markets are heading into bubble territory, with potentially catastrophic consequences for investors.
Everything you need to know about trading on the ASX, but possibly don't
Buying shares has never been easier, but little things like which day and at time you place your trade can make a big difference to the price you pay for a stock.
Becoming a full time investor – resources, networks and more
One of the most frequently asked questions for this podcast is how hard it is to make the transition to full time investing, and how to get started.
Tech megacaps – dangerous bubble or quality blue chips?
Investors who have held the FAANG stocks and darlings such as Tesla have generated vastly greater returns than those who have not.
Don't fight the Fed - why shares keep rising in a troubled economy
Ever wondered why shares keep rising despite an increasingly troubled economic outlook? What do expressions like 'don't fight the Fed' and 'brrrr' mean?
Pre 30 June strategies to save tax and build wealth
The end of the financial year is a great time to review your portfolio and ensure you are aware of the tax deductions and incentives that exist for your investments and your personal income. Many recent changes could offer benefits for certain taxpayers.
Capital Raisings and Opportunities outside the ASX100
Small cap stocks have lagged large caps over the last twelve months, and are often forgotten as investors look to big names in times of trouble. Many Australian smaller companies have come to market seeking capital to ensure they can stay profitable post Covid19 and into a recovery.
Dividends, franking and the new normal - a 40% decline?
With major Australian companies cutting and deferring dividends, investors relying on equities for income are facing a challenging year ahead. Martin Currie's Australian equity team have crunched the numbers and estimate a cut of 40% in yield for the ASX200 in 2020.
Emerging Markets – mega cities and technology leadership in the Covid19 era
Prior to the Covid19 crisis, the rise of China was one of the driving growth opportunities behind many Australian companies and global mega-caps (think Tencent and Alibaba). Yet many other emerging markets offer similar trends – technological prowess, an educated and increasingly wealthy middle class, and rapid urbanisation.
Downturn and recovery – how the economy and markets can respond to the pandemic
Precipitous falls on global markets have been followed by thrilling bounces, while economic data is weak and getting weaker. Australia has so far avoided the worst of the health crisis, but its economic fortunes appear much less optimistic, with predictions of recession and even depression. So are share markets looking complacent?
The Bear Case – How bad can it get?
Despite the horrendous toll of Covid19 dominating the headlines, markets are showing surprising resilience following their initial sharp falls. Recent bounces have been some of the largest in history, illustrating the optimism of some market participants. So is all the bad news priced in?
A virologist and portfolio manager talks COVID19, healthcare stocks and what the future holds
Platinum's Dr Bianca Ogden has a PhD in virology, and manages their Global Healthcare Fund. On this podcast, Platinum's Julian McCormack told investors to take money off the table in 2019, saying sectors of the market were hugely overvalued. So what are they saying now?
Navigating a crisis with David Koch
Kochie has been a business journalist – and a business owner – covering economics and business for more than four decades. He's seen – and survived - the Global Financial Crisis, the tech wreck, 1987's Black Monday, the Asian Financial Crises and even the Gold Crisis of the late 1970s. So what can he tell us about how to survive as an investor and/or as a business owner about how to manage the coming weeks and months?
Is this it? End of the bull market or buying opportunity?
The ASX200 had its largest one day fall since the GFC this week, the S&P500 was closed to prevent a fall of more than 7% in a session, and record highs are a distant memory. Coronavirus and oil shocks are creating worldwide disruption and investors are fearing recession – or worse.
How to approach the current market sell off
On the back of recent market falls, our experts look at buying opportunities.
We've hit 100 episodes
Thank you for your support, topic suggestions and listening in. To celebrate our 100th episode we've prepared a short video with some of the highlights from the past 100 episodes.
What I learned – how Peter Switzer became a finance expert
No one is born a great investor, and the process of learning about money and investing can be both rewarding and painful. So what do the pros wish they had known earlier, and which of their investments paid off most handsomely?
Moats: Understanding Warren Buffett's key criteria for investment
When searching for businesses that can generate excess returns on a sustainable basis, the concept of a moat can be invaluable. How wide is the barrier between you and your competitors, and can it be maintained.
Tax and your investments – how to manage your tax affairs
It is said you can't avoid death and taxes, but how do taxes affect your earnings, and what can you do about it? Listeners regularly ask us to discuss franking, the 45 day rule, deductions and other tax rules that affect how much of your investment returns you keep.
How to build a portfolio scratch
One of the questions we most frequently get asked is how to build an investment portfolio. If you're just starting out, or you've decided to review your portfolio, what are the key principles you can use to build a suite of investments you'll want to hold for the long term?
A new decade and what it means for your portfolio
As we enter the 2020s, there are signs of the end of globalisation, trade liberalisation and capitalism as we know it. Critical technology and demographic trends will arise, presenting both opportunities and threats for your portfolio.
Equities for income – the best of both worlds?
A dividend bonanza in early 2019 has rewarded many income investors, however some have hurt badly with unexpected dividend cuts from former blue chips. So how to manage an income-focussed equity portfolio?
One of the greatest challenges for any investor is determining the value of a company they wish to invest in – how good is the business model, and how much should you pay for it?
Is retail dead? What a downturn could mean for your shares
Australian retailers are currently recording some of their worst trading conditions on record, but are these challenges cyclical or structural? In other words, is the pain inflicted on your portfolio likely to be temporary, or permanent?
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Finding diamonds: why the ASX still offers value
The ASX has delivered over 18% calendar year to date, an exceptional result. So is there still value to be found in Australian equities, or should you look elsewhere for returns on your investments?
What the ATO wants you to know
The ATO recently sent letters to 18,000 SMSF trustees with potentially inadequate diversification, which sent a lot of recipients and their advisers into a spin. So what is the ATO really looking for when they regulate the SMSF sector?
Reporting season and what it bodes for the Australian economy
While the overall results looked mildly positive, there were some warning signs in the latest reporting season, for specific sectors and the outlook for the ASX in general.
Five key risks and how to avoid them
With interest rates at unprecedented lows in Australia, the search for yield is pushing investors into new assets and asset structures to boost their income. Lower yields may result in higher risk strategies, however; how do investors avoid falling income along with falling rates?
Scams: How to avoid losing your money to increasingly sophisticated scammers
We all know someone who has fallen victim to a scam – a phone call purporting to be from Telstra, a link supposedly from your bank, PayPal or the ATO. The world of scamming has become increasingly and terrifyingly sophisticated, and you're at risk.
How to make money from credit despite lower rates
Chris Joye, AFR columnist and portfolio manager at Coolabah Capital, is a prolific and thought-provoking commentator on economic and credit topics; he also runs a number of credit strategies which are unlike the traditional buy-and-hold fixed income strategies most retail investors are generally familiar with. So is this area of credit for you, and how do you make room for it in a traditional portfolio?
How to run an SMSF - according to the ATO
Given its powers, it's generally a good idea to understand the ATO's views on how to manage your affairs – and comply with them. Thankfully with SMSFs, it's not that hard, so long as you keep up to date.
Trade wars and the potential impact on the Australian economy
Markets around the world have been rocked by Trump's tariffs and concerns about Chinese retaliation. But how much does this really have to do with Australia? When two of our biggest trading partners start limiting trade, are we likely to win or lose?
Zero interest rates – Investing in a world where rates are lower for longer
Australian official interest rates are now at 1%, and markets predict them to go lower. While this is a first for Australia, other developed countries have lived with zero or even negative interest rates for a decade now (much longer in the case of Japan). So how can investors respond to this environment?
The psychology of investing – Quality decision making for traders
Despite the numbers and the headlines, markets are simply comprised of individual buyers and sellers making decisions about where to place their money. The choice to buy or sell a stock can be as much an emotional one as a rational one, and the ability to manage our feelings can greatly improve our financial outcomes.
A world gone mad: Any price for growth?
While Australia's tech darlings have achieved spectacular share price growth, the global tech behemoths continue to dominate markets. These 'growth' companies are trading on eye watering multiples in many cases, while less glamorous companies languish on valuations well below their long run averages. The divergence in valuation between growth and value stocks has not been this great since 1999.
Boring is beautiful - A high conviction Australian equity portfolio
Disruption has affected most industries and fortunes are made and lost where investors are most able to position themselves for trends and themes that shape our world. This year's Kanga conference hosts a line-up of professionals who are thinking about investing in the future.
Investing for the Future – How Investment Managers are planning for tomorrow
Getting started in the Aussie sharemarket
Many investors are reluctant to enter the share market despite higher potential returns than other assets due to their lack of knowledge and experience. If you're one of them, you're probably asking yourself: where to start, how much money is needed and what to buy.
Where to invest your next dollar
Whether you rolled over your super fund or have excess cash available, the big question is: how to invest your next dollar? The question is especially pertinent for investors who experienced poor returns from assets they had little knowledge of during the global financial crisis.
Lithium, nickel, iron ore and more: Resources and the lure of the West
While the resources boom that saved Australia from the GFC may have subsided, there is no question that global demand for Australian resources will continue. Trends can be tricky though; those who joined the lithium bandwagon have experienced a wild ride.
Death and Taxes – Getting your super to those you care about
Most Australians are surprised - even shocked -to discover that their superannuation is not covered by their Will, and decisions about who receives it upon death can be made by a trustee whom they've never met. Given super is often a person's largest financial asset, investing a little bit of time to ensure it goes to those you love can be critical.
ETFs: Things you need to know before you buy or sell
ETFs now account for a substantial proportion of daily turnover on the ASX and are often the first investment for investors looking for exposure to the sharemarket or a new sector.
A day in the life of an active trader
Ever wondered what it would be like to throw in your day job and trade full time? Ten years ago, Lucio Conte left his job and spent the last decade making a successful living trading domestic and international shares.
Ethical stocks you'll actually want to own
As InvestSmart portfolio manager Nathan Bell explains, ethical investing is not hugging trees while your returns blow in the wind. It makes good financial sense to avoid harmful industries, and he's got the stock picks and numbers to prove it.
Death and taxes: ensuring your money goes where you want it to when you die
Ensuring your loved ones are taken care of and your assets go to your intended beneficiaries is not as simple as downloading an online Will kit. Failing to get it right can cause additional grief and considerable cost to your loved ones once you're gone, even if you feel you have very little to leave.
WAAAXing Lyrical - the future of Australia's tech darlings (Part 2)
Scott Phillips from the Motley Fool gives his thoughts on Australia's tech darlings, the WAAAX stocks. Can they continue to deliver great outcomes for shareholders and customers, or will they inevitably succumb to the powers of gravity?
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The WAAAX group of companies, Australia's answer to the US' FAANG megacaps, has had a stellar run in 2019. With valuations far exceeding other sectors on the ASX, however, have you missed the easy gains or is there still more upside?
Recession is coming: the inverted yield curve and what it means
An inversion in the yield curve is one of the most respected predictors of a forthcoming recession - the last time it occurred was in 2006. Now the yield curve has inverted again; what does this mean for your portfolio?
Budget in reply: the Opposition's key financial policies in focus
With an election looming and both parties seeking to win swinging voters, the key financial policies of the Opposition are as relevant to investors as those of the current Government.
The Budget in depth
We discuss key Budget proposals at length and what they could mean for you.
Small wonder: finding gems and managing risk outside the ASX100
With many large cap sectors under pressure or fully valued, investors seek growth potential in small and micro-cap stocks. With this end of the market less well researched and therefore subject to less scrutiny, how does one avoid the blow ups and seek out the next big thing?
The risk outlook for global debt markets
There has been recent commentary on the quality of global credit currently being issued and the risks involved, with fears that GFC-like mistakes may be repeated. Other concerns include the spectacular rise of passively managed bond portfolios and fears of a vicious cycle should the market turn.
The great Australian dream: outlook for the residential property market
Residential property remains the asset class that most Australians aspire to own, both as owner occupiers and investors. After five years of astonishing growth in our largest cities, house prices are falling in some areas, with potential consequences for the wider economy.
Battle of the Tech Titans: China vs US
Recently investors have started looking toward the Asian tech giants such as Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu for diversification and growth opportunities. So which region holds the greatest opportunity for investors?
Crystal ball on the AUD and what it means for your portfolio
This time last year, we spoke to NAB's head of FX Strategy, Ray Attrill who forecasted the movement of the AUD for 2018. If we revisit that episode, we can't help but notice his predictions were fairly accurate. In this much needed follow up episode, Ray looks at the outlook of the AUD.
Preparing for a happier and more successful retirement
In last week's episode, retirement researcher and strategist Phil Augustine outlined the four pillars that contribute to retirement happiness for most Australians. In this follow up, Phil outlines key strategies to improve your retirement health and happiness.
Four Pillars of Retirement Happiness
While many of us dream for decades of riding off into the sunset, research shows that many find the transition to retirement much more difficult than they anticipated. Drawing on hundreds of interviews, and thousands of pages of research, MLC Retirement Expert Phil Augustine believes a successful retirement boils down to four key things.
The how and why of investing in bonds and fixed income
We've recently received a number of enquiries about an asset class that rarely receives any attention from investors – yet its total market value substantially exceeds the equity market. It's one that pays you an agreed interest rate for a set period of time when you lend your money to the Government or a company. Bonds.
Managing volatility – Strategies for 2019
After years of relatively low volatility, market gyrations took many investors by surprise in 2018. As Fidelity International's Managing Director, Australia Alva Devoy explains, this is really a return to more normal market conditions, presenting both challenges and opportunities for investors.
Performance trickery – an investor's guide to understanding portfolio outcomes
US Equities – Where to from here?
The outlook for US equities looks more uncertain in 2019 than it has in many years, with the withdrawal of supportive monetary policy and political tensions creating a perfect environment for increased volatility. With US stocks having delivered years of strong returns post the GFC, many are wondering whether the party can continue, or whether it's time to pack up and go home.
A frank discussion about the ALP dividend proposals
Some investors have sold off parts of their portfolio and changed their asset allocation under the assumption that the Opposition's policy proposals have been implemented. However, this is not the case and frankly, any announcements could take a while to reach implementation.
Healthcare in focus
Many see the healthcare sector as providing ideal defensive exposure and yet some of Australia's best growth stocks reside in this sector. As Australia's best rated healthcare analyst, Andrew Goodsall from MST Marquee, explains, healthcare offers a wide range of fascinating and complex opportunities, from private hospitals and insurance to world class medical device manufacturers.
Why indexing works - and when it doesn't
S&P Dow Jones Indices Managing Director and Head of Global Index Investing Craig Lazzara, has dedicated his career to researching whether fund managers can consistently outperform their respective benchmarks. He and many researchers with nearly a century of studying the topic, conclude that is it not often, and not for long.
To hedge or not to hedge? That is the question.
One of the greatest concerns for Australian investors looking to invest offshore is the impact of currency on the value of their portfolios. Magellan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Chris Wheldon offers his insights into strategies to manage currency risk and his thoughts on hedging in the current market.
What Savvy Investors are Buying
At the ASX's recent Investor Day, nabtrade's Gemma Dale shared with attendees what other investors are holding in their portfolios, and what they're buying now, both domestically and abroad. This episode is designed to show how today's smart investor can tap into high-performing overseas markets, invest in top stocks and achieve quality portfolio diversification without leaving the ASX.
Superannuation: is it worth it?
Superannuation is likely to be your second largest asset after your home, so it should be an important part of your planning, but for most people it rarely rates a mention until they're just a few years off retirement.
Are we there yet? Value finds in today's market
With a technical correction in market values occurring in October, many investors are wondering whether it is time to snap up bargains… or wait on the sidelines for fear of further price falls.
Are you putting all your eggs in one basket?
You may have been told; never invest in anything that eats or that you can eat. Mark Todd thinks otherwise.
Buy now, pay later: a closer look at Warrants
Warrants are a product structure that have been around for a long time but very few know about them and how they could be used as tool to manage portfolio risk.
How To Ride an Ageing Bull Market
With both the ASX200 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq having dropped 8% from their August highs, many investors are asking if recent market falls are the beginning of the end for the longest bull market in history. Rising US interest rates, a resurgent US dollar, stretched valuations and potential trade wars all loom as potential catalysts for a correction.
Diversified Strategies: ETFs, LICs, mFunds, ETMFs and more
The ASX offers investors many types of instrument through which to build a diversified portfolio, but how do they differ, and which is best for your needs?
How to Choose a Financial Adviser
Trust in financial advisers is at an all-time low, and yet good quality financial advice can be the difference between a secure future and constant struggle.
India: the investment opportunity too big to ignore?
India is the world's third largest economy in purchasing power parity (PPP) terms. It has the best performing stock market in the world over the last 5 and 20 years and generates GDP growth of 7.4% pa. Yet, it does not feature in the MSCI World Index, and has only a 10% weighting in the MSCI Asia. Most investors, consequently, have little to no exposure to this powerhouse economy.
Disrupting the disruptors
The dynamic of investment markets has been highly disrupted over the past two decades, with technology companies now making up 7 of the top 10 companies in the world ($ market capitalisation). Now that these disruptors have climbed to the top of the ladder, how do investors pick tomorrow's winner?
Inner Circle: Opportunities and Threats from the Experts' Perspective
Sky Business and podcast favourite Mark Todd recently hosted the Kanga Conference: Fixed Income Beyond the Institutional Sector. This summit brought together senior Treasury executives, fund managers and investors to discuss key developments in fixed income and equity markets across the globe.
SMSF strategies, benefits and traps you need to know
Self-managed superannuation funds make up 30% of the $2.3 trillion total superannuation pool and there are more than 1.1 million SMSF members, according to the Australian Taxation Office. From gearing to renting out vintage wedding cars, SMSFs offer investors the ability to deploy a wide variety of investment strategies and the structure provides various tax and other benefits. However, investors need to understand the complexities and obligations involved in running a SMSF.
Crazy Rich… The Why and the How of Investing in Asia
With the Asian region expected to host 4 of the world's 5 largest economies in less than 12 years, investors are starting to take note of our northern neighbours. Despite the fierce growth and positive demographics of the Asian region, global indices under-represent its key markets, and most Australian investors have little to no exposure at all.
Women and Money: Why gender matters and what to do about it
Former Financial Review journalist Bianca Hartge-Hazelman created the Women's Index in 2017 to track women's financial progress over time – the wage gap, tertiary enrolments, board representation and more. The data isn't positive – in one telling statistic, women in Australia retire with just 73% the superannuation balance of men, despite living an average of four years longer.
The Rise and Rise of Technology – from the DotCom bubble to FANG and more
The growth of technology stocks over the last decade has completely reshaped investment markets, and investor returns - the technology-based NASDAQ index is up an astonishing 240% over 10 years, while the tech-lite ASX200 still languishes below its pre GFC highs. The technology sector itself, however, is diverse and complex, ranging from producers of core components to disruptive innovators.
Australian Interest Rate Outlook: What it means for your portfolio
With the official cash rate at just 1.5% for the past two years, many Australians have become used to historically low rates on their mortgages – and their deposits. In addition, at the peak, 40% of all home lending in Australia was originated on interest only terms. Warnings of rising rates may feel overblown as the RBA maintains a neutral stance, and yet the funding pressures on lenders are increasing. So what does this mean for your portfolio?
Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium: Investing in Precious Metals
In a recent podcast, a respected investment strategist said that increasing downside risks were forcing him to allocate a proportion of his investment portfolio to gold – and he hates gold! So what can precious metals offer your portfolio?
Ethical Investing – How to have a positive impact with your portfolio
Appetite for ethical and sustainable investments has increased dramatically in recent years, as investors increasingly seek to avoid harmful corporate behaviour and support positive industries such as renewable energy and green alternatives to traditional waste management.
Diversification - are you doing it right?
Most investors understand the principle that diversification reduces risk and potentially improves returns in a well-constructed investment portfolio. Yet when the whole of Asia ex-Japan represents approximately 2% of the MSCI World Index (according to MSCI data as at June 2018), are they really getting access to the opportunities they're looking for?
The case for small and mid-cap companies for growth
Small and mid-cap companies are often overlooked by investors, as the information available to assist with investment decisions, can often be harder to find when compared with those companies in the ASX top 50. Yet many small and mid-cap stocks offer long-term growth opportunities that may exceed the mature investments that dominate investor portfolios.
Tariffs, Tapering and Tax Cuts – Investing in Interesting Times
US markets have rallied strongly in recent years, shrugging off concerns about over-valuation and stretched fundamentals. The US economy is showing strong signs of growth also, buoyed by a decade-long period of low interest rates, huge tax cuts and Trump's protectionist policy announcements. So are all lights turning green? Or will tapering and tariffs present headwinds that clash with tailwinds from Republican fiscal policy?
Top stocks for FY19 with Paul Rickard
Investors have generally been rewarded for holding – and sticking with – growth stocks throughout FY18, with the ASX delivering another year of strong portfolio returns. Many valuations look stretched, however, and headwinds are facing many popular stocks and sectors.
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