This morning we’ll give El Joye and the crew at Rancho Rismark a break. We’ve banged on about him and them all week.
As you may have noticed, we’re not very formulaic with Money Morning. We don’t have a system where we write about one thing one day and then switch to something else [...]
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We’re still in Australian Small-Cap Investigator mode today.
If you happen to be a subscriber to Australian Small-Cap Investigator I should let you know that the February issue will be released on Monday. If you’re not a subscriber then click here to subscribe.
Anyway, back to Money Morning…
Yesterday I wrote to you about mailbags bulging at [...]
Today your editor is scrambling to get the January issue of Australian Small-Cap Investigator out the door before the month draws to a close.
We’ve even put in a call to the Gregorian calendar to see if they can extend the month to 32 days so we can tie up the loose ends over the weekend. [...]
We’re still beavering away on the December issue of Australian Small Cap Investigator this morning. But we’ve just enough time to take a break and knock out today’s edition of Money Morning.
We were heartened by news yesterday that Standard & Poor’s (S&P) had given an AAA rating to $920 million worth of residential mortgage-backed [...]
Another quick Money Morning today as we concentrate on getting the December issue of Australian Small Cap Investigator out the door.
So rather than blathering on forever as I normally do, I’ll just make a few brief observations on the subject of superannuation this morning.
First up, we noticed the front page of today’s Australian Financial Review [...]
Kris is putting the final touches to the November issue of Australian Small Cap Investigator, so I’m filling in today.
But so you don’t get too many withdrawal symptons, I’ve got a subject you’ll be familiar with…
Property!
You and me, we’re constantly bombarded by the media about the housing shortage. If that message isn’t in your morning [...]
What a night on the markets. The London Stock Exchange goes “down” for three hours due to a technical glitch, and once trading resumed it finished the day “down” more than 3%.
Ouch!
On top of that Dubai kindly let everyone know that it’s in a spot of bother. You can imagine the conversation:
“Er, you [...]
Yesterday your editor had an appointment in town with the MD of a small Australian oil and gas explorer.
That’s why we weren’t able to grace you with our presence in Money Morning yesterday, although as we’ve noted, Shae more than ably filled in the gap with her article on credit cards.
The company in question was [...]
The stock market reaction to Westpac’s loss in its New Zealand court case was wonderful.
If you haven’t seen the news, then you won’t know that Westpac has been told it must pay almost $1 billion in back taxes to the New Zealand tax office.
The response from the market? Westpac shares finished 3% higher.
That reader, [...]
Today we were unsure whether we should serve you another warm helping of property…
Or whether we should take the time to look at something else. We thought of debt, but that was bound to end full circle in a property discussion. Incidentally, you’ll recall we held the Australia in the Red debt summit [...]