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“While this is good news, what many investors don’t really appreciate, especially those new to the market, is that the fall and subsequent rise that unfolded between February 2020 and now is unprecedented and abnormal, as the market has never behaved like this in the past. “Given this, the increased number of investors who have jumped into the market since the March 2020 low are yet to be challenged.” Gillham said history dictated that if the stockmarket was bullish in the first quarter of the year, it would likely end the year in positive territory. “Over the last 70 years, statist...

As economy rebounds, where are investment risks and opportunities? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Australia’s economy is staging a spectacular turnaround after the biggest collapse of Gross Domestic Product since records started in 1959. The economy roared back to life during the second half of 2020, with share prices largely recovering most of their losses from the coronavirus pandemic-induced slump earlier in the year. Property prices are also booming. Australia’s rebounding economy create opportunitie...

AMP dilemma for investors: Stay or time to bail out? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Small investors in AMP, many of whom still hold the shares they received when it first listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 1998, must be wondering what’s next for the troubled wealth management company. AMP made its sharemarket debut at more than $20. The shares were worth about $14 two years later but since 2008 it has been an almost continuous downhill run for the share price. AMP CEO Francesco De Ferrari has ...