Indexed funds: the investor's friend or foe?

Article Abstract:

The popularity of indexed funds in the US has resulted in positive responses by Australian investors. Indexed funds offer investors average returns with low broker fees. They also produce better long-term gains most investors feel are worth the time and attention. However, some dangers include paying too much for stocks, judging stocks on the basis of index weightings rather than their merits, and discrepancies between price and value.

Index funds, Portrayals

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Tourist resorts: beautiful one day, cheaper the next

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Investors should beware when investing in resort projects or trusts with resort exposure they are investing in a business and should consider the competency of the operator and its business cycles. Many resort developments such as Hayman Island or Great Keppel Island's redevelopment have resold for a fraction of the price they cost to develop.

Hotels and motels, Valuation, Resorts

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