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Should cash distributions drive investment decisions?

April 23, 2009

asset allocation, cash distributions, credit quality, defensive assets, fixed interest investments, growth assets, investment, listed property trusts, portfolio construction, smart decisions, wealth advice, wealth management

Money to live … It is not at all uncommon for those in retirement and near retirement to be concerned about the amount of cash distributions their investment portfolio is…

Is This You?

January 28, 2009

accountants, business executive, dentists, doctors, lifestyle, money, personal financial affairs, professionalism, professionals, solicitors

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By most measures, you’re doing pretty well. You either have a successful career, as a professional or business executive, your own growing and vibrant business and/or are independently wealthy. You…

This Time it’s Different

January 28, 2009

bear markets, bull markets, credit crisis, finance professors, financial markets, intelligent risk, liquidity, market timing

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These words are often referred to as the four most dangerous words in investing. They are often uttered at the peak of bull markets but what about their application with…

Property Investing – Listed or Unlisted?

January 27, 2009

commercial property sector, liquidity, listed property trusts, residential property, unlisted property

Pdf Version – Property Investing – Listed or Unlisted The Government’s plan to provide a rescue package to help the ailing commercial property sector has sent shivers down the spines…

How does this market compare to other bear markets?

October 13, 2008

bear markets

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Investing is a long term proposition. We often get caught up in the day to day fluctuations of the markets and it is healthy to step back and have a…

Five Things To Remember In Difficult Times

October 13, 2008

Behavioural Science, diversified portfolio, investment performance, long term investment, risk exposure, speculators

“I have not looked at any of my holdings and don’t intend to. I don’t want to be tempted to jump because I think I’d be more likely to jump…

Fortune favours the brave!

July 22, 2008

asset values, decision making process, financial decisions, financial markets, investment experience, market timing, Volatility

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If you’re feeling pretty uncomfortable about the current state of financial markets you can be reassured that you’re not alone. Almost all investors are experiencing some discomfort from the recent…

What does Warren Buffett think you should do?

May 15, 2008

accountants, business executive, dentists, doctors, index funds, professional investor, smart decisions, solicitors, warren buffett

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Are you looking for the best way to build wealth? Why not seek the advice of the world’s best investor? Warren Buffett says that the best way to maximise your…

Is there value in trying to time your entry & exit from the market?

May 6, 2008

defensive assets, financial assets, growth assets, hindsight, investment strategy, market timing, passive strategy, risk adjusted return, Volatility

This article aims to address the pros and cons of the investment strategy known as ‘market timing’. Market timing is the strategy of making buy or sell decisions of financial…

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Should cash distributions drive investment decisions?

Is This You?

This Time it’s Different

Property Investing – Listed or Unlisted?

How does this market compare to other bear markets?

Five Things To Remember In Difficult Times

Fortune favours the brave!

What does Warren Buffett think you should do?

Is there value in trying to time your entry & exit from the market?

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