Rudi’s View

By popular request: my take on the QR National float. Plus some other stocks that suffer from similar characteristics.

Australians are paying for the privilege of living in the Lucky Country. The same goes for ASX-listed stocks, so investors better pay attention.

Some extra guidelines behind FNArena’s service for identifying cheap and undervalued stocks. I will be traveling the country from next week to explain it all in person.

Share markets have disconnected from underlying dynamics as investors anticipate more liquidity measures from the Fed. Ultimately, of course, market fundamentals will reinstate themselves.

Funds outflows and lagging consumer spending remain a problem, but history suggests this doesn’t necessarily stop equities from rallying.

An argument has been made the Australian share market is running out of true growth stocks. How is this going to affect investor portfolios?

Today’s share market is riskier than at any point since March 2009. Investors should still watch valuations if they want to avoid misfortune and disappointment.

This is the follow-up on Monday’s Weekly Insights. With lots of charts, as promised. Plus I threw a few other observations into the mix.

Your editor is experiencing flash backs from 2008. Think twice before you think about becoming the next share market hero.

Friday generated a technical warning signal, called the Hindenburg Omen. The matter is dividing commentators and technicians across the world.