Most read on AXIS 2023
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1. Bears and Butterflies: Two ways to trade a falling marketThere are a thousand ways to skin a cat and there are a similar number of ways to use options to gain a directional exposure to equity markets. |
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2. Keep an eye on real interest rates in portfolio constructionThe timing of any reduction in official interest rates could be a key concern for equity investors in the months ahead. |
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3. SMSF funds look to financial advisers to navigate market turbulenceA new analysis of SMSF clients reveals the areas where they most need professional support. |
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4. Little relief in sight for Australian bank sharesThe big four banks delivered solid first-half results but headwinds have dimmed the sector outlook. What does it mean for shareholders? |
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5. An underutilised tool in income investing – ASX OptionsSavvy advisers and investors are tapping the local ASX options market for a supplementary source of income in addition to dividends and fixed income. |
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6. Buy, sell or hold? Australia's biggest stocks under the microscopeThe prospects for Australia's most commonly held shares are a major consideration as investors position their portfolios for 2024. |
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7. Fixed interest resurgence fuels ETF innovation, inflowsExchange traded funds (ETFs) with a focus on fixed interest were among those that benefited most from renewed appetite for fixed interest over the past 6 months as investors looked to build allocations to an asset class that suffered an atypical decline in 2022. |
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8. Intergenerational wealth transfer set to accelerateThe unprecedented transfer of wealth from Baby Boomers to other generations has picked up pace and provides a challenge and opportunities for advisers. |
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9. How to build a truly global portfolio with ETFsThe large number of Exchange Traded Funds dedicated to international shares belies the home bias that can potentially dominate the portfolios of Australians. |
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10. New option strategies for global investorsAs market volatility increases, so too is options trading over international ETFs. |