I always find it interesting to see where experts invest, so I am throwing open the books of one of the portfolios I run, writes Greg Hoffman.
Shares
Bulls and bears are terms we hear all the time when it comes to sharemarkets, but what do they mean and where do they come from?
Everything you need to consider when selling shares you didn't buy yourself.
How do you pick which stocks or currencies to buy, hold or sell? Technical analysis - otherwise known as charting - is one strategy some of the experts use.
BetaShares has a new ETF that selects companies according to fundamentals rather than capitalisation, a strategy designed to avoid overvalued stocks.
Self-managed super funds tend to pick Australia's top 10 to 20 stocks, but this may have a downside. They need to start diversifying.
There is no rush for small investors to get into the market, as there is not going to be a huge bounce. Investors already in are in for a bumpy ride.
Intelligent Investor has launched an international fund for investors who want overseas shares but do not have the expertise to choose their own stocks.
One of the latest income funds that invests in companies with high-yielding dividends is the actively managed Threadneedle Global Equity Income Fund.
Making the most of strong global sharemarkets are four new international exchange traded funds (ETFs), including the Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets Shares ETF.
