Netquote – Announcements PODCASTS
Mike Hawkins, Evans & Partners - Mike Hawkins had some forceful things to say in this stimulating presentation. Economies don't matter - companies do. The world continued without Japan, it can continue without Europe. American equities will be at an all time high in a year. Don't worry about Greece, Australian companies have suffered [not because of Europe] but because profits haven't grown for 5 years and productivity is poor.
Janu Chan, St George Bank - St George Economist, Janu Chan is a new presenter for Investor Hour and she has come well prepared. In this thorough and well researched presentation she explains the issues confronting Europe and provides some interesting facts along the way. Janu also discusses the prospects for China, America and our own economy.
Jim Berg, author - Jim uses a mix of technical and fundamental analysis to make his investment decisions. In this presentation Jim explains his seven criteria for stock selection and then applies these principles by looking at charts across a range of companies.
John Abernethy, Clime - Where does the Chief Investment Officer of Clime put his money? Listen to John Abernethy’s view on macro themes for the Australian sharemarket and the fundamentals of specific companies.
Julia Lee, Bell Direct - Are we in a secular or cyclical bear market? Why does this matter for our investment strategy and what does it mean for assessing whether prices are currently good value. Stocks look cheap but will they get cheaper? Julia answers all these questions in a clear and well prepared presentation. She will also talk to you about strategies for boosting your investment yields via ETFs and corporate bonds. One to watch.
David Bassanese, Pennywise Investments - A comprehensive presentation from an ETF expert. David Bassanese begins with an easy to understand explanation of how ETFs work. He then moves onto managing orders when buying and selling before discussing the range of products available. Very worthwhile for those serious about investing in ETFs.
Colin Nicholson, independent trader - Colin sees value in the market, expects a recovery and believes we should be preparing ourselves by identifying buying opportunities. Colin believes in investing rather than speculating and likes stocks that make a profit and pay dividends. Listen to this presentation to hear about his checklist.
Elio D'Amato, CEO, Lincoln - Elio uses the popular Lincoln presentation format - providing an overview of the market before giving specific commentary on stocks nominated by the audience. Hear what Lincoln thinks about Cochlear, Qantas, Westfield, AMP, Transfield, QBE and Macquarie Group. Elio makes some interesting observations on what is confronting Europe and America and argues that culture will play a significant role in how they fare economically.
Alan Hull, author - Alan Hull is a leading expert on the Australian share market and author of several books. Market conditions rarely stay the same for long. There’s a time to buy shares, a time to sell, a time to hedge your portfolio and sometimes buying gold bullion might be the best option. The trick is knowing which tactic to apply at what time. This is what Alan shows you in this presentation.
Dennis Eagar, Magellan Asset Management - Some people might regard infrastructure investing as safe and boring because of the consistency of the return but it is increasingly popular in volatile markets. Dennis Eager has been actively involved in investing in the infrastructure sector for decades. He delivers a thorough presentation for anyone considering portfolio diversification into infrastructure both domestically and globally.
