- August 2010 (3)
- July 2010 (3)
- June 2010 (4)
- May 2010 (4)
- April 2010 (4)
- March 2010 (5)
- February 2010 (5)
- 22: The ASX All Ordinaries Index, ETF GOLD, BHP and QBE.
- 17: Pink batts, a revived Federal Opposition and an election year.
- 10: A quick look at 52 week high and low stock prices: February 2010
- 05: A stock market correction, some panic and nervous investors.
- 01: Can Australian home prices keep rising?
- January 2010 (7)
- 26: Why the Ken Henry taxation review will achieve little.
- 21: When the Chinese economy slows, Australia’s may tumble.
- 18: The Japanese economy: an economy chasing its tail.
- 15: Climate change fakes and fakers: the mindless mob.
- 13: Is the BHP Billiton share price telling us something?
- 08: Shareswatch Australia Blog: hits & misses of 2009
- 03: Stock market & investment trends for 2010 and beyond.
- December 2009 (6)
- 31: Farewell 2009, goodbye GFC and a Happy New Year to all!
- 27: Australian stock market outlook for 2010.
- 19: China’s Harmful Economic Policies
- 17: ASX stocks, the Baltic Dry Index & the Copenhagen Circus.
- 09: Exports down, imports up and an economy sliding backwards.
- 05: The Australian stock market indicates all is not well.
- November 2009 (7)
- 27: The madness of King Malcolm and the Emissions Trading Scheme.
- 17: Trying to take in the big picture global economic view.
- 16: Stockwatch: Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd (HVN)
- 11: Economic mixed signals, the ASX All Ords and gold prices.
- 06: Australia’s Balance of Trade, the Funky Four and the ASX All Ordinaries.
- 03: GDP growth does not equal a quality Australian economy.
- 01: The forgotten economic giant: The European Union.
- October 2009 (9)
- 29: A quick look at 52 week high and low stock prices: October 2009
- 26: First ban the hawks, then the bomb.
- 25: The Shareswatch Random Portfolio: 1st Anniversary
- 21: Australian stocks rally to the bottom again.
- 14: Australian stocks indicate the economy is still struggling.
- 08: Is the gold bubble about to burst?
- 06: Ken Henry and his tax review: should we be worried?
- 04: September ends, stocks dip but the bull market lives.
- 02: A slow global recovery, the Australian economy & the stock market.
- September 2009 (12)
- 29: Stockwatch: Servcorp Ltd (SRV)
- 26: A G-20 love-in, world leaders on parade and spoonfed journalists
- 23: Australian stocks, house prices and the economy in September 2010
- 21: Understanding stock market cycles and investing.
- 18: The Baltic Dry Index, exchange rates and liquid fuels consumption.
- 16: The Telstra break-up smoke screen and the NBN.
- 14: LNG billions: is Australia getting a good deal from the Gorgon Project?
- 10: Australian stocks continue to rise but the pace is slowing
- 08: Tough times ahead for Australian economy & businesses.
- 05: Wasteful government spending & Wayne Swan on the defensive.
- 03: No time to party yet: Australia’s GDP data is not that good.
- 02: The importance of being earnest, greed and investing.
- August 2009 (13)
- 31: Is a stock market correction on the way?
- 29: Farewell Taro Aso: but will anything change in Japan?
- 27: For the record: August 2009
- 25: A technical look at the S&P/ASX 200 Index (August 09)
- 24: A global economic recovery does not mean business as usual.
- 21: Stockwatch: Australian Worldwide Exploration (AWE)
- 18: Will Glenn Stevens and the RBA ever admit they make mistakes?
- 17: The Random Portfolio: August 2009
- 13: When in a recession be careful what you believe.
- 10: The “sucker’s rally” continues!
- 06: OECD Consumer Prices: is deflation or inflation on the way?
- 05: Government debt, inflation and interest rates.
- 02: Stockwatch: ASX Limited (ASX)
- July 2009 (14)
- 31: Australian equities continue to rise. Long live the bull!
- 29: The Economic Twilight Zone.
- 28: A Ruddy clever idea and aliens above Australia!
- 27: Stock market investment traps, tricks and myths.
- 23: Gold prices and the stock market rally.
- 21: Rudd Watch: Has Kev07 delivered as promised?
- 20: A quick look at 52 week high and low stock prices: July 2009
- 15: Are climate change and global warming dangerous distractions?
- 13: Are Australian stocks poised to rally again?
- 10: Shares, gold, real estate, cash: strengths and weaknesses.
- 08: The S&P/ASX 200, the U.S. economy and Australian tourism.
- 07: The Japanese economy: fragile but improving.
- 06: Future technology development and investing – Part Two.
- 03: Future technology development and investing – Part One.
- June 2009 (12)
- 29: Is there a Federal Opposition in Australia?
- 27: Is deflation really such a bad thing?
- 26: The Random Portfolio: June 2009
- 22: Farewell FY08/09 and stock market outlook for FY09/10.
- 19: A technical look at the ASX All Ordinaries Index (June 09)
- 16: Stockwatch: Melbourne IT (MLB)
- 14: Wasteful spending, poor planning and extreme socialism.
- 10: Are we facing a peak demand scenario for Australian coal and iron ore?
- 08: Australian home prices, spending trends and statistics.
- 07: Global market news – what is it telling us?
- 04: The Catch-22 recession: send in the clowns!
- 02: Can the stock market rally continue?
- May 2009 (12)
- 31: Stockwatch: BHP Billition Limited (BHP)
- 29: A large population is not always the road to economic success
- 27: The All Ordinaries, the Baltic Dry Index and other charts to watch.
- 22: The end of the beginning or the beginning of the end?
- 20: Rudd Economics 101: When in doubt spend like crazy.
- 18: Federal Budget 09: A confusing mix.
- 13: The stock market crash of 1987 – a time to reflect.
- 12: Bull markets, bear markets and stock market rallies.
- 11: Federal Budget 2009: The Yes Minister preview.
- 09: For the record: May 2009
- 05: Could the next bull market be already underway?
- 01: Fuel cells, nuclear power, solar energy and the way forward for Japan
- April 2009 (12)
- 28: You spin me right round Swanny. (like a record baby)
- 26: Stockwatch: Prime Ag Australia Limited (PAG)
- 22: Rudd’s recession and the fools on the hill.
- 21: Bring back the toga and lose the House of Representatives!
- 20: The Random Portfolio: April 2009
- 17: The world’s biggest companies: what does this tell investors?
- 14: World stock markets rally: is the bear back in its cage?
- 11: The national broadband network: from debacle to disaster.
- 09: Is it time for another Australian sovereign wealth fund?
- 07: North Korea, Japan and the illogical nature of U.S. foreign policy.
- 04: Are we in a gold bubble? Could gold prices fall?
- 02: The great recession swindle: the power grab by governments.
- March 2009 (11)
- 30: A quick look at 52 week high and low stock prices: March 2009
- 27: QBE and the ASX All Ordinaries – are they back in sync?
- 26: Kevin Rudd and Criswell: can you spot the difference?
- 24: Stockwatch: Global Mining Investments (GMI)
- 21: The Australian home prices debate Part 2: Why prices may not collapse.
- 19: The Australian home prices debate Part 1: Why prices may fall.
- 15: The recession, economic stimulus and the stock market.
- 12: Dealing with a battered stocks portfolio in a bear market.
- 09: Gordon Gekko made a lot of fictional sense.
- 04: The Recession and Rudd’s Plan 9 from Outer Space.
- 03: Economic Lessons from Japan.
- February 2009 (11)
- 27: Telstra, Sol and the dog and pony show.
- 25: Dealing with a recession: The Japanese way.
- 23: Blaming the bankers only hides the truth.
- 19: Has the stock market finally bottomed?
- 17: The national broadband debacle: all hail to Senator Conroy.
- 15: Vodafone and Hutchison: a merger of two failures.
- 12: Could we see a stock market rally in 2009?
- 10: Bridges to somewhere: Infrastructure spending in Japan.
- 06: Rudd’s $42 billion dollars: the mother of all blunders.
- 05: The Random Portfolio: January 2009
- 01: Rudd’s new direction: Bad news for investors.
- January 2009 (9)
- 30: Investing in gold: a basic guide for investors.
- 28: Outlook for the Japanese economy in 2009.
- 24: Australia 2020 Summit: Fiddling while Rome burns.
- 21: The inflation genie and the deflation goblin.
- 19: Stockwatch: Listed Investment Companies.
- 15: A new year, more government blunders and a sleeping RBA.
- 10: Is the golden era for the Australian stock market over?
- 06: Shareswatch Blog: hits and misses of 2008.
- 03: Stockwatch: QBE Insurance Group Limited (QBE)
- December 2008 (9)
- 28: Japan, China and the Australian Economy.
- 24: Christmas 2008 and the stock market.
- 20: Australian stock market outlook for 2009.
- 16: Actions to stimulate the economy in 2009 and beyond.
- 11: Be prepared for the recession we might have avoided.
- 08: The U.S. auto industry bailout and some inconvenient truths.
- 05: A stock market rout and probable recession: it could be worse.
- 03: Investing for the long term.
- 01: Stockwatch: Amcor Limited (AMC)
- November 2008 (7)
- 28: Economic Groupthink: a dangerous trend.
- 27: Why the global economy will recover.
- 25: The All Ordinaries and Dow Jones: For better or for worse.
- 23: Politicians: we get what we deserve.
- 20: The G-20, bad news and further stock market falls.
- 12: The car industry, six billion dollars and another blunder.
- 07: Economic forecasts, estimates and models for 2009.
- October 2008 (9)
- 30: QBE and the All Ordinaries – do the charts tell us something?
- 28: Government economic blunders of 2008. (so far)
- 24: The Shareswatch Random Portfolio.
- 21: The real estate market in Japan – outlook for 2009.
- 20: Buffet and Bear Markets.
- 16: The Reserve Bank, Rudd, Swan and a Hobbit.
- 14: Are we on the road to the recovery of the markets?
- 11: Staying calm in a stock market driven by fear.
- 03: Defensive stocks for tough times.
- September 2008 (5)
- August 2008 (5)
- July 2008 (6)
- June 2008 (3)
- May 2008 (3)
- April 2008 (4)
- March 2008 (2)
- February 2008 (4)
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