With more free time due to the Covid-19 quarantine, access to superannuation funds and accessible low-cost brokers, many Australians have started investing in shares at a time when markets are particularly unpredictable and volatile. Internet stock ...
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... have saved around $70,000 in a low-interest savings account. My other assets include superannuation ($21,000) and a small ETF portfolio ($5000). I use the CommBank Pocket app for trading, where I deposit around $1000 every month to invest in ETFs. With ...
... markets are not for the timid. - Make decisions fast. In a world of algorithms, computer-driven trading and the new one, ETF selling, you don't have as much time as you used to. When precipitous moments come, do something. - There is never a rush ...
Gold is known for being a dependable defensive play to safeguard your wealth when volatility is high and fair-weather assets are under threat. So it's no surprise that the spot price is soaring during this COVID-19 pandemic. But there's more ...
The risks are mounting for investors in social network giant Facebook as some of the world's biggest and most influential companies boycott advertising on it and Instagram in the wake of Facebook's failure to take more action over hate speech. ...
Earlier this year, Brett Kelly sought to examine what really sets apart some of Australia's most successful investors. In his fifth book, Investment Wisdom, the chief executive of Kelly+Partners chartered accountants interviewed nine well-known ...
... investors to do effectively, so you might consider getting your blue-chip exposure via ETFs. For example, State Street's STW ETF (which tracks the S&P/ASX 200 index) is heavily weighted to CSL, CBA, BHP and Westpac. For international shares, Vanguard's ...
... February, it's already clawed back about half of the losses. But what can we expect over the coming months? Kris Walesby from ETF Securities cautions against reading too deeply into the rally. "We anticipate uncertainty in markets to continue in ...
... transaction costs with trying to time the market." He says too often investors fail to account for the total cost of owning an ETF. They're labelled as low-cost investment products, but not low cost if you're constantly trading them. There's ...
... or two for a decent deposit, with the possibility of renting the property out? Or do I invest in an exchange traded fund (ETF) or have a go at the sharemarket myself? - Lili Well, Lili, these strange times may also work out well for you. Shares have ...
