The fundamentals

Article Abstract:

Managed funds have become very popular in Australia, but it is important that investors consider both the positive and the negative aspects of managed funds before going ahead. Managed funds as they currently function often do not take full advantage of all the available tax concessions.

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Time exposure

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the difficulties faced by investors in the stock market in deciding when to buy or sell stocks. The gains made by stockmarket investments over periods of time are discussed.

Stocks

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Attention pays: it was a rocky year for investors but, as Peter Freeman reports, the lessons are there to be learned and the future needn't be bleak

Article Abstract:

Though 2001 and the dot-com crash before it had profound negative effects on investors, there are some valuable lessons to be taken from the experience. Even experienced investment managers can be hit awfully hard by unexpected market gyrations, as evidenced by BT Funds Management. The lessons are discussed in detail.

Australia, Investment Offices, Investment Companies, Open-End Investment Funds, Financial Management, Economic aspects, Bankers Trust Funds Management, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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