14 most read wires of the quarter
Of the 1196 wires published by Livewire’s contributors during the September quarter, this report showcases the 14 that were most widely read. It is immensely satisfying to the Livewire Team to provide you with this completely unique stream of insights from Australia’s leading professional investors. No less satisfying is seeing, in real-time, which wires you send viral. Often it is when a wire delivers significant value by answering a question being asked in the market, as well as being forward-looking, actionable and clearly written. Click below for the 14 most read of these such wires from the last three months across our focus areas of Macro, Thematic, Stocks and Educational, with each wire being as valuable and relevant as the day it was published.
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Thematic wires
Most read wire of the quarter was Hamish Douglass of Magellan with 8 predictions on the impact of technology: (VIEW LINK)
Chris Stott from Wilson on what every investor needs to know about the rise of Millenials: (VIEW LINK)
When markets were deeply bearish in early July, Chad Slater at Morphic issued the bears with a warning - right before the market gained 8% in a month. (VIEW LINK)
Macro wires
Roger Montgomery on more signs that a bubble is building: (VIEW LINK)
Shane Oliver with five things for investors to do after recent market volatility: (VIEW LINK)
Nikko Asset Management’s Mal Whitten, on finding sustainable income in a world turned upside down. (VIEW LINK)
Listed company wires
Five compelling value stocks direct from Clime, Montgomery, Hunter Hall, NAOS, Peters MacGregror, and Hunter Hall. Our second most read wire this quarter: (VIEW LINK)
Independent Investment Research’s immensely popular quarterly review of 30 ASX-listed LIC’s: (VIEW LINK)
ASX Companies that could become ‘Dividend Aristocrats’, from Mason Stevens, Investors Mutual and Plato Investment Management (VIEW LINK)
Market Matters with 5 stocks to sell … and the stocks are down by 5.2% on average already. (VIEW LINK)
Buy Hold Sell is a perennial performer, with the most popular episode being our latest, hosted by Matthew Kidman, with Platypus and Katana discussing REA, Blackmores, APN, Baby Bunting and Aconex. (VIEW LINK)
Educational wires
Platypus, Wilson, Watermark Funds, Peters MacGregor and Morphic discussing strategies on protecting portfolios from market pullbacks and volatility: (VIEW LINK)
Joe Magyer of Lakehouse Capital delivered a succinct and enjoyable wire on 9 empirically proven ways to improve trading performance: (VIEW LINK)
“Half the research on your desk is a complete waste of time, so figure out which half is garbage and you’ve just doubled your productivity,” An invaluable CFA Institute guide on how to read financial news: (VIEW LINK)
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Alex Cowie,
Alex happily served as Livewire's Content Director for the last four years, using a decade of industry experience to deliver the most valuable, and readable, market insights to all Australian investors.
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Alex Cowie
Content Director
Alex happily served as Livewire's Content Director for the last four years, using a decade of industry experience to deliver the most valuable, and readable, market insights to all Australian investors.
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Alex Cowie
Content Director
Alex happily served as Livewire's Content Director for the last four years, using a decade of industry experience to deliver the most valuable, and readable, market insights to all Australian investors.
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