Long-term bricks and mortar

Article Abstract:

Many investors are anxious to invest in property syndicates, which is set to resume in 1999 with at least 50 new products that will raise more than $1 bil in a year. The interest in these stocks is followed by a slowdown as promoters adjusted to the tougher requirements of the Managed Investment Act.

Securities, Real estate syndication

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Out on a limb

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning tax schemes related to the end of the year promoted by timber companies are discussed. Particular attention is given to economic performances of listed companies, including Australian Plantation Timber and Forest Enterprises Australia.

Australia, Taxation, Lumber industry

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Sure things and long shots

Article Abstract:

Different gambling stocks on the Australian bourse are evaluated. Investor confidence in gambling stocks has recovered following solid profit reports for 1999-2000 and the market favourite is Aristocrat Leisure.

Evaluation, Finance, Stocks, Gambling industry, Aristocrat Leisure Industries, Burswood, TAB Ltd., Tabcorp

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