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The initial reaction of markets has been one of panic and chaos, and it is set to be a period of exceptional uncertainty for the UK. It is very early to tell how the Brexit process will play out, which means more uncertainty is on the cards and volatility

Top 10 stock picks for 2016 in our SPECIAL FREE REPORT: As we head into 2016 we remain positively positioned towards equity markets, although we believe investors will need to be selective in picking investments in order to generate significant positive r

Australian banks have been subject to a considerable amount of bad press over the course of the last 6 months. This has ranged from trader scandals and private wealth and financial advisor misconduct to housing market concerns and bad debt loans. Collecti

When you short sell a stock your downside (potential loss) is unlimited, while your upside/profit is capped to the amount that the current share price goes to zero. When you buy a stock, the opposite is true. Your upside is unlimited while your downside i

Myer has posted its strongest sales growth for six years. Store sales rose +1.8% to A$1,794 and positive Like For Like (LFL) sales of +3.3% and continuing the improved sales momentum seen at the 1Q16 result. Profit (EBIT) did decline 6.5% to A$93.8m but t

This agricultural stock specialises in agricultural supplies focusing on developing farming practices, investment in on-farm infrastructure and the development of new technologies. Its current dividend yield is over 10% and with the New Zealand cash rate

It’s been a turbulent start to 2016, making it more important than ever that your investment decisions are well-informed and take into account investing fundamentals, technical elements and market factors that can affect a stock’s performance.

For the first 2 months of the year investors have endured a torrid time. However those of you that have listened are now reaping the rewards of savvy investing. has been a strong advocate that the market reaction was over extended and promoted taking

Bank stocks suffered significant losses yesterday with the major four down between 2.8% to 3.9%. The financial sector has been one of the worst performing sectors this year as fear of a property market crash and bank regulation and scandals plague share p