We run through why dividends are valuable for investors, and a valuation technique for shares that investors are usually quick to dismiss.
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This week in Mark’s Unconventional Wisdom column, he looks at the investment theory of mean reversion. Simply, what goes down, must come up. A deep exploration shows that this type of strategy can be successful for individual investors, and he calls out 5 ASX opportunities using this strategy.
The largest asset manager in the world, Blackrock has declared that the 60/40 portfolio should be rethought. They also believe that a 70/30 portfolio is likely to deliver 6.5% going forward. In this week's Future Focus column, Shani takes a look at what the research says, and what investors can realistically do to still achieve their goals.
Over a year has now passed since Guzman y Gomez's ASX debut. So in the latest edition of Ask the analyst, Joseph thought it would be a good idea to catch up with Morningstar's consumer sectors analyst Johannes Faul. Johannes discussed his view on Guzman's long-term prospects in Australia, what might be baked into the share price at recent levels, and why Johannes is more cautious on Guzman's international prospects than the market.
The recent surge in crypto - especially Bitcoin - has reignited debate over the role of these alternative assets in modern investing. In this week's Young & Invested, Sim unpacks what's fuelling the latest bull run and explores whether crypto deserves a strategic position in the long-term portfolios of young investors.
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