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Simon Milgate Australia (Verified User) Posts 2043 Dogs 23 / Races 0 05 Feb 2018 05:36
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How we travelling this week?
Michael Barry Australia (Verified User) Posts 7405 Dogs 26 / Races 9 05 Feb 2018 07:52
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Been a good few days for my spec stocks sold most two weeks ago hoping to buy back later in the week. My blue chip smsf down about 2% today paper losses more to follow tomorrow
us futures down another bad night coming up on Wall Street
Rod Hampton Australia Posts 1627 Dogs 2993 / Races 11820 06 Feb 2018 08:25
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Lets's face it, Super funds are the reason OZ stocks drop there is absolutely nothing wrong with Oz stocks who do not have exposure to US markets Super funds try to take advantage of "spikes" in the US AND IT'S QUITE OBVIOUS THEY AREN'T GOOD ENOUGH to spot/ predict any OS trends
Michael Barry Australia (Verified User) Posts 7405 Dogs 26 / Races 9 07 Feb 2018 00:03
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Rod Hampton wrote:
Lets's face it, Super funds are the reason OZ stocks drop there is absolutely nothing wrong with Oz stocks who do not have exposure to US markets Super funds try to take advantage of "spikes" in the US AND IT'S QUITE OBVIOUS THEY AREN'T GOOD ENOUGH to spot/ predict any OS trends
australia, for income , the world for growth, watch how long it takes the US to recover from the correction, verses australia
Karen Repia Australia (Verified User) Posts 755 Dogs 7 / Races 0 10 Feb 2018 23:20
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Can you guys recommend who to go through for online trading?
Bernard John Duffy Australia (Verified User) Posts 8052 Dogs 28 / Races 8 11 Feb 2018 04:07
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Karen , This one you can look at It is called self wealth . and Trade cost are low $9.95 per trade ..
been with them for 20 odd years can trade local or international ,
Michael Barry Australia (Verified User) Posts 7405 Dogs 26 / Races 9 12 Feb 2018 02:19
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Bernard John Duffy wrote:
Got out before the Sell off just sitting on the Fence, I will just play around with Duff Book on Betfair and try to pinch some dollars
no dust on your crystal BALL then bernard lol
my blue chip portfolio is down some 7% in a week or so , specs still going ok
Karen Repia Australia (Verified User) Posts 755 Dogs 7 / Races 0 12 Feb 2018 03:12
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Thanks Bernard and Mick :)
Tor Janes Australia (Verified User) Posts 10024 Dogs 16 / Races 0 14 Feb 2018 06:11
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I was looking at the telsa graph on the us market, tripled in the past 4 years, that could go anywhere, im not supposed to write stuff like that due to my advice licence but its only general information and just my personal opinion but its really a interesting story and share. This Elon Musk, he is a very smart person
Bernard John Duffy Australia (Verified User) Posts 8052 Dogs 28 / Races 8 24 Feb 2018 20:31
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The USA market is still very volatile so we will be looking at The ASX and looking at some real bargains. Brought some Ausnet last week it's a Hold !
Will be buying about 8 stocks next week on the ASX Hang around Australia till the USA sorts itself out.
Do Not touch Oil, Gold, Money Rates, it's Gambling
Michael Barry Australia (Verified User) Posts 7405 Dogs 26 / Races 9 18 Mar 2018 07:38
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Bernard John Duffy wrote:
The USA market is still very volatile so we will be looking at The ASX and looking at some real bargains. Brought some Ausnet last week it's a Hold !
Will be buying about 8 stocks next week on the ASX Hang around Australia till the USA sorts itself out.
Do Not touch Oil, Gold, Money Rates, it's Gambling
how you traveling bernard been a few up and downs recently ,
KDR and MXC going ok for me , bluechip superfund a worry at this time
Bernard John Duffy Australia (Verified User) Posts 8052 Dogs 28 / Races 8 18 Mar 2018 08:38
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Michael Barry wrote:
Bernard John Duffy wrote:
The USA market is still very volatile so we will be looking at The ASX and looking at some real bargains. Brought some Ausnet last week it's a Hold !
Will be buying about 8 stocks next week on the ASX Hang around Australia till the USA sorts itself out.
Do Not touch Oil, Gold, Money Rates, it's Gambling
how you traveling bernard been a few up and downs recently ,
KDR and MXC going ok for me , bluechip superfund a worry at this time
Michael, Sold ausnet it's a flat liner , Brought eBay and CoCa Cola i expect a upward trend next one to two weeks or sooner , Watching Boeing, Apple Microsoft, Disney Walt, Alibaba, being very diligent at the moment see what the trupmeister gets up to ,i am Back into the USA Market.
I want to make some money
Michael Barry Australia (Verified User) Posts 7405 Dogs 26 / Races 9 19 Mar 2018 04:40
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Bernard John Duffy wrote:
Michael Barry wrote:
Bernard John Duffy wrote:
The USA market is still very volatile so we will be looking at The ASX and looking at some real bargains. Brought some Ausnet last week it's a Hold !
Will be buying about 8 stocks next week on the ASX Hang around Australia till the USA sorts itself out.
Do Not touch Oil, Gold, Money Rates, it's Gambling
how you traveling bernard been a few up and downs recently ,
KDR and MXC going ok for me , bluechip superfund a worry at this time
Michael, Sold ausnet it's a flat liner , Brought eBay and CoCa Cola i expect a upward trend next one to two weeks or sooner , Watching Boeing, Apple Microsoft, Disney Walt, Alibaba, being very diligent at the moment see what the trupmeister gets up to ,i am Back into the USA Market.
I want to make some money
the international part of the super fund , thats the part making some money,
banks, telstra, etc all in shit street in australia ,
kdr got a bit of a boost today entered the ASX 300
Tor Janes Australia (Verified User) Posts 10024 Dogs 16 / Races 0 19 Mar 2018 09:36
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Bernard the trumpmiester may protect the us economy but at the same time he needs to keep the trading partners on side or else the only market the yanks will have for their products will be domestic, then they would be farked he is treading a really fine line at the moment
Sandro Bechini Australia (Verified User) Posts 19488 Dogs 15268 / Races 1856 19 Mar 2018 22:01
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Michael Barry wrote:
Bernard John Duffy wrote:
Michael Barry wrote:
Bernard John Duffy wrote:
The USA market is still very volatile so we will be looking at The ASX and looking at some real bargains. Brought some Ausnet last week it's a Hold !
Will be buying about 8 stocks next week on the ASX Hang around Australia till the USA sorts itself out.
Do Not touch Oil, Gold, Money Rates, it's Gambling
how you traveling bernard been a few up and downs recently ,
KDR and MXC going ok for me , bluechip superfund a worry at this time
Michael, Sold ausnet it's a flat liner , Brought eBay and CoCa Cola i expect a upward trend next one to two weeks or sooner , Watching Boeing, Apple Microsoft, Disney Walt, Alibaba, being very diligent at the moment see what the trupmeister gets up to ,i am Back into the USA Market.
I want to make some money
the international part of the super fund , thats the part making some money,
banks, telstra, etc all in shit street in australia ,
kdr got a bit of a boost today entered the ASX 300
When a sector is in shit street, it is time to buy!!
Michael Barry Australia (Verified User) Posts 7405 Dogs 26 / Races 9 20 Mar 2018 01:34
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Sandro Bechini wrote:
Michael Barry wrote:
Bernard John Duffy wrote:
Michael Barry wrote:
Bernard John Duffy wrote:
The USA market is still very volatile so we will be looking at The ASX and looking at some real bargains. Brought some Ausnet last week it's a Hold !
Will be buying about 8 stocks next week on the ASX Hang around Australia till the USA sorts itself out.
Do Not touch Oil, Gold, Money Rates, it's Gambling
how you traveling bernard been a few up and downs recently ,
KDR and MXC going ok for me , bluechip superfund a worry at this time
Michael, Sold ausnet it's a flat liner , Brought eBay and CoCa Cola i expect a upward trend next one to two weeks or sooner , Watching Boeing, Apple Microsoft, Disney Walt, Alibaba, being very diligent at the moment see what the trupmeister gets up to ,i am Back into the USA Market.
I want to make some money
the international part of the super fund , thats the part making some money,
banks, telstra, etc all in shit street in australia ,
kdr got a bit of a boost today entered the ASX 300
When a sector is in shit street, it is time to buy!!
sandro, plenty of time to buy banks i think the prices will be much lower this time next year , just listened to a fund manager on livewire this morning , they do not own one bank , said it was unfair for his clients to own them , big call i guess ,
telstra looking like a 3 dollar stock now ,
Sandro Bechini Australia (Verified User) Posts 19488 Dogs 15268 / Races 1856 20 Mar 2018 21:36
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Hi Mick
Very true if you are looking for large growth
I think they are being battered because of the Royal Commission into their practices, which is not over yet, so yes, they haven't hit a turning point yet
You wouldn't sink all your eggs there but they provide a very good income
For a place to park your money, upwards of 6% fully franked in your SMSF is not a return to be sneezed at
Interest rates will be going up and the associated issues they bring with them will surface, see Peter Costello's warning this morning
However, Banks generate more profit in a high interest environment as margins increase. The way that Banks have been forced to increase their capital reserves, tighten their lending practices over the last few years, with tight LVR's and high serviceability to income ratio's you would think that their potential for bad debts in a downturn will be minimal.
Many of them are offloading their high cost funds management businesses
I think they are in a pretty reasonable financial shape
Tor Janes Australia (Verified User) Posts 10024 Dogs 16 / Races 0 20 Mar 2018 22:03
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Most of them are selling off the financial planning arms too as they were only ever there to sell product for them, they are selling the life insurance arms as well as they worked out they cant make money off it. They just sell what doesent work and plough money into what does, I wouldnt worry about the banks, they will be here long after any of the people running the RC. You would be a brave fund manager not to have the banks in the porfolio!
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