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Getting started in the sharemarket
Intelligent Investor directors Steve Johnson and Greg Hoffman talk about their early experiences, mistakes and the lessons they’ve learned.Play Audio Right click and save this file (MP3 15354k)
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I'd like to invest in shares for the long term. Is there a mechanism or strategy available to protect loss of capital or profits similar to trailing stops used by traders?
I'm new to investing and I've been told I need a cash mangement trust account (CMA) before I can select an online broker. Why, and what are the pros and cons?
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Free Stocktake Podcast
Reporting Season Results - News Corp and Tabcorp
Greg Hoffman and Gareth Brown discuss the latest results from News Corp and Tabcorp.Play Audio Right click and save this file (MP3 20873k)
Benjamin Graham
Benjamin Graham is known as the ‘father of modern security analysis’. His seminal book Security Analysis, co-authored with David Dodd in 1934, is still regarded as one of the most important texts on investing ever written....Philip A Fisher
Philip Fisher also began his career as a securities analyst—then a new profession—in the late 1920s. He too published an important book on company analysis entitled Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits in 1958. Like Graham, ...Peter Lynch
Peter Lynch is perhaps the highest profile fund manager of all time. Between 1977 and 1990 he ran Fidelity’s flagship Magellan Fund in the United States, outperforming the market index by an average of 13% a year (his total return...Sir John Templeton
Sir John Templeton began his investing career in 1937, eventually launching a managed fund called the ‘Growth Fund’ in 1954. The Growth Fund became the best performing managed fund in the United States over the subsequent...William D Gann
William D Gann remains a legend in trading circles, although sorting out the folklore from the reality is no easy task. Gann, born in 1878, reputedly made $50m trading shares and commodities over the course of his career, although verifying this...George Soros
George Soros is perhaps the world’s most famous trader and speculator. Investors in his flagship ‘hedge fund’, the Quantum Fund, enjoyed returns of 32% per year from its inception in 1969 to 2001. Like many hedge funds...Warren Buffett
Last but by no means least is Warren Buffett. Buffett is chairman of United States investment company Berkshire Hathaway, which he gained control of in 1965. His investment return of more than 20% a year since then has made him one of the...Glossary
All the investment terms you need to get started on your investing journey.
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3/11/09
Kathmandu Holdings Limited
Kathmandu or Kathmandon’t?
In this review, we consider Munger’s Rule before examining this latest private equity float.
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21/3/09
Brambles Limited
The basics of Brambles
Our thorough review of this blue chip proved enlightening, though not immediately rewarding.
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16/5/08
Confessions of an aeroholic
It's been hard for us contrarians to ignore the massive share price declines of Australia's airline stocks. If it was any other business, we'd...
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9/8/07
Ten Network Holdings Limited
Tuning in to Ten
With the prospect of a private equity bid getting fainter all the time, this TV company's stock has been falling - which is music to our ears.
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