First published 20 February 2015 for Mancell Financial Group While no one we know was there to see it, we can imagine it was a very sombre moment. Earlier this month a rather ordinary looking peach coloured fibro house in the mining port town of Port Headland was up for auction. The auction didn’t go […]
First published 19 February 2015 for Mancell Financial Group This week we learned that oil was going to $10! It was the latest in an endless stream of hyperbolic attention seeking predictions from investment commentators and financial institutions. While most peoples’ true interest in the price of oil relates to how much it affects the […]
First published 6 February 2015 for Mancell Financial Group The world’s in a mess! Oil’s tanked. Greece and the European Union are fighting over debt (again). Australia has a Prime Minister hanging on by the fingernails (again). The Australian dollar has cratered against the US. Madmen are running riot through the Middle East (again). Interest […]
First published 11 December 2014 for Mancell Financial Group “I’m starting to think I should be focusing on less volatile investments.” It was an offhand comment, but it was clearly thrown in my direction in the hope I’d ask him to elaborate on the volatile investments he’d been focusing on. Dabbling in the riskier end […]
Published 28 November 2014 for Mancell Financial Group In case you missed it, our friends in the Senate experienced a little bit of drama recently. The on again/off again FoFA laws were switched on again. And the drama then echoed throughout the financial planning industry. With Jacqui Lambie’s office within shouting distance of our own, […]
Published 21 November 2014 for Mancell Financial Group If you intend to pick the best shares to buy it helps to have some sort of system to sort the wheat from the chaff. Amateurs and professionals alike usually need their system so they can justify their final picks to themselves or their intended audience. The […]
Published 12 November 2014 for Mancell Financial Group “Predictors of 1929 crash see 65% chance of 2015 recession” that headline made an appearance on The Age and Sydney Morning Herald websites this week. Early on Tuesday it had low prominence, sitting midway down the page, but by about 3pm it had been moved to sit […]
Published 31 October 2014 for Mancell Financial Group There is a good reason we continue to highlight the benefits of discipline, keeping your emotions in check, not reacting to market movements and ignoring emotive news headlines. It’s because history has shown the investors who can’t be disciplined, put aside market movements and media headlines, will […]
