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Cycle of QE indefinite, hold equities

From van Eyk Research

Central banks could continue pumping money into the economy for decades and interest rates in the United States are set to rise but maybe not this year. These were some

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07 Jul 2014

US debt ceiling: is there a long-term solution?

From Zurich Financial Services Australia

Thankfully politicians in the US can at least agree on one thing – that America defaulting on its obligations would be a “bad thing”. And so it was recently at

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30 Oct 2013

Why the Fed’s QE is likely to end well

From Fidelity Investment Managers

Stan Druckenmiller, a star US hedge-fund manager, slams the Federal Reserve for “running the most inappropriate monetary policy in history”. But what seems to scare investors more is the prospect

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24 Oct 2013

What is the future for bonds and why should you maintain an allocation to this asset class?

From Tyndall AM

Roger Bridges, Head of Fixed Income and Anita Daum, Head of Portfolio Management and the portfolio manager for the Tyndall Australian Bond Fund have provided their answers to AdviserVoice on

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02 Sep 2013

Mid-year market review and outlook: Tapering is not tightening but valuations continue to favour equities over bonds

From Threadneedle Investments

At the start of the year, we forecast a challenging macroeconomic outlook for 2013, continued downside risks, and we expected interest rates to stay lower for longer. In terms of

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07 Aug 2013

Benchmark investing risky in the post QE world

From QIC

High performing fixed interest manager calls for absolute return approach to fixed interes In an uncertain market, an absolute return focus rather than a benchmark driven one is more likely

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25 Jul 2013

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CPD: Trend following in uncertain times
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CPD: Aged care advice and ethics
Data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) shows that Australia’s population aged 65 and over is projected to reach 22% – or 8.8 million people – by [...]
CPD: AI governance – a practical framework for advisers
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CPD: Thinking outside the box – providing a loved one a paycheque for life
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CPD: Why Asia, why now?
The investment playbook has long been anchored by the security of the Australian sharemarket, notably the ASX200. Investors have leaned on the ‘big four’ banks for yield and the mining [...]