A period of rapid transformation

Article Abstract:

Australians in 1983 recognized the value of investing in managed funds following the two-year economic recession. The market rise was as a result of declining interest rates in the US and the election of the Hawke government which devalued the Australian dollar. Banking deregulation gave way to easy credit and takeovers. The 1987 stockmarket crash adjusted values, collapsed some companies, and strengthened those which were managed well.

Australia, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Currency devaluation, Devaluation (Currency), Stock Market Crash, 1987

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Five for the wish list

Article Abstract:

People who are evaluating their investment portfolio for a new year should keep in mind that January is usually a weak month for investments. There are indications that 1998 will be a volatile year for Australia and other global markets, including fears that interest rates in the US will rise. There is however large amounts of money available for investment that should raise the confidence factor.

Foreign investments, Personal finance, Portfolio management, 1998 AD

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Safety in these numbers

Article Abstract:

Investors uncertain about the future of the market should move their investments to quality stocks. They should look for companies with proven track records that are not vulnerable to an earnings reversal during a market downturn. Portfolios should include established companies that also offer above-average growth potential.

Evaluation, Securities

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