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The managed fund industry has a bad wrap, but there are some really good managers in Australia.
@Skate I hadn't looked at Simply Wall St before. Looks pretty good. Reviews on Trust Pilot are good as well.@investtrader I couldn't agree more. The managed fund industry has had its fair share of criticism, but there are indeed some exceptional fund managers in Australia who have a proven track record of delivering strong returns for their clients.
Ultimately, it's up to each individual to take control of their financial future and to make informed decisions based on available information.
The screen captures, especially the "Snowflake Analysis" demonstrate my two objectives (1) the "Health" of the company and most importantly (2) the "Dividends" it pays.
Skate.
Skate, I have trouble saying nice things, but I would like you to know that you are one of the many members I admire for your kindness, understanding, non judgemental personality and is inclusive of all. You are one who understands that everyone is valuable and contributes in their own ways, no matter what.........so thanks for being flexible and all.
A bit busy but will try to send you links to the few class actions I am involved in just as a share holder.To be honest, as I do not invest directly in specific companies, I don't follow them and am usually unaware of who is doing what. If it's no bother can you let me know what that class action is about.
Also the point I was tying to make in a very clumsy way is if it is alleged a company is fudging the books in some way, it should be shown where the company isn't complying with the required accounting standards to which I provided that link. Expressing an opinion the company isn't playing the game properly according a person's view of the world doesn't show that. Hope I am making some sense there.
As an aside, it's funny (almost) when I hear outrage about companies underpaying staff. I have done audits on payrolls and most of the errors are the result of a combination of a multitude of awards together with the lack of on-going training. None were intentional really.
4. FMG
Fortescue is a dividend-paying company with a current yield of 6.35% that is well covered by earnings with a payout ratio of 75% (Dividend yield forecast in 3 Years - 4.0%)
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Skate.
Yeah skate trading your own money is great.Being self-employed and choosing to work seven days a week with only five days off annually was a path I willingly chose. Retirement painted a picture of leisure and respite in my mind, but reality had other plans. Far from slowing down, I find myself immersed in the world of trading, dedicating seven days a week and countless nights to mastering the art.
Got to give credit to @Skate for buying into the large caps when he did.
buying at a low price , even for that day pays off if you are choosing to participate in the DRP ( every share counts when you are compounding ) and the extra few cents franking credit , well they might mount up later@peter2, it appears timing is everything in the game of investing, and I'm grateful that my recent decision to buy into large caps has paid off. But let's be real, I got lucky. It was a snap decision to start investing on Monday, but I had been researching those positions for quite some time.
Buying in the pre-auction demonstrated that I wasn't trying to buy at the lowest price as I was not looking for short-term gains. I intend to hold onto these positions for a liveable wage.
I'm sure dividends, franking credits and capital growth will get me somewhere near the mark. I'm happy to say that my investment portfolio is off to a great start.
Skate.
As we are moving into a commodity super-cycle, solid buy.
Re Duc's comment : "As we are moving into a commodity super-cycle, solid buy."
Apologies if i missed the post but what makes you think this (we are moving into a commodity super-cycle)? Thanks
Marty
i was thinking the commodity super-cycle is a bit long already , and wondering if there is much left , of course a really big war would boost iron and nickel demand ... but our biggest trading partner is China ( the one we keep on calling names ) , so maybe a war won't benefit us as much as some other iron miners ( like Brazil )Re Duc's comment : "As we are moving into a commodity super-cycle, solid buy."
Apologies if i missed the post but what makes you think this (we are moving into a commodity super-cycle)? Thanks
Marty
A lot of metals will be needed for the Tech/Semiconductor/AI boom that is just getting started.i was thinking the commodity super-cycle is a bit long already , and wondering if there is much left , of course a really big war would boost iron and nickel demand ... but our biggest trading partner is China ( the one we keep on calling names ) , so maybe a war won't benefit us as much as some other iron miners ( like Brazil )
we'll see , we might descend into an economic meltdown , as the credit systems blow a fuseA lot of metals will be needed for the Tech/Semiconductor/AI boom that is just getting started.
3. CBA
Commonwealth Bank of Australia is a dividend-paying company with a current yield of 4.47% that is well covered by earnings with a payout ratio of 75% (Dividend yield forecast in 3 Years - 4.4%)
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