It’s hard to spin a day like Wednesday, May 16, was on the Australian Securities Exchange. So here’s a one-word response: “Outperformance.”
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“The surest way to turn a small loss into a big one is to become obsessed with a falling stock.”
Buying and selling Australian stocks is as easy as ADR.
“Let’s Make A Deal” disappeared from the landscape years ago. A set of MLP CEOs is making sure their outfits stick around and build wealth for the long haul.
The Reserve Bank of Australia cut its overnight interest rate, or “cash rate,” by 50 basis points. At 3.75 percent it’s still the highest such benchmark in the developed world.
Here are six simple rules to follow when a dividend-paying stock you own has cut its payout.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is under a lot of pressure to cut its benchmark interest rate from a developed-world high of 4.25 percent.
Any stock you buy for its dividend better have a pretty compelling growth story to back it up.
With the finalization of agreements related to the build-out of Australia’s National Broadband Network, Telstra Corp Ltd (ASX: TLS, OTC: TTRAF, ADR: TLSYY) is poised to build wealth for investors for the long term.
The Canadian currency has appreciated about 32 percent against the US dollar since Mar. 9, 2009. Its strength will probably go on.
