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Back to basics for Morgan Stanley Investment Management

Morgan Stanley Investment Management has reiterated its focus on investing in those seeking out those companies that are delivering high and sustainable returns on operating capital. In their recent ‘Global Equity Observer’ update, William Lock Head of International Equity, reiterated the power of compounding returns and the characteristics his team continue to covet.  Every professional…

Staff Writer | 13th Sep 2021 | More
Fighting the bull

The environment has seemingly never been better for investors. After an incredible collapse in 2020 sharemarkets have staged a remarkable comeback, with the likes of the Nasdaq Composite Index near-doubling from their lowest 2020 levels. Buoyed by monetary policy, excess savings and in many cases, investors stuck at home with little else to do but…

Drew Meredith | 6th Sep 2021 | More
  • Getting too close to the fire

    Sharemarkets, excluding dividends, are now as much as 70 per cent higher than their March 2020 bottoms. Overseas the recovery has been even stronger, with the Nasdaq Composite Index having doubled over the same period, and the S&P 500 having delivered over 50 record closes already this year. Complacency is now kicking in, according to…

    Drew Meredith | 6th Sep 2021 | More
    China crackdown is India’s gain

    When talking about emerging markets, one thing naturally comes to mind: China. China  is by far the largest EM economy; in fact it’s the second largest economy in the world, just behind the US. And this poses a problem for EM indices with almost half of all emerging market ETF assets being invested in Chinese…

    Ishan Dan | 6th Sep 2021 | More
  • ASX closes lower as ex-div BHP drops 7%

    Dividends drag market lower, record trade balance on commodities The ASX200 (ASX: XJO) finished around 0.6% lower as a swathe of dividend payments were extracted from the market. On a second level it was broadly mixed with materials and mining falling 2.5%, whilst staples and healthcare were both down similarly, around 1% each. The impact of dividend payments and ex-dividend…

    The Inside Adviser | 2nd Sep 2021 | More
    Iron ore – just the beginning, or beginning of the end?

    “Iron ore remains a commodity that polarises the market” according to Ausbil’s local investment team. Among the stable of strategies is the Ausbil Global Resources Fund which, as the name suggests, must have a strong view on almost every major commodity. 2021 has been dominated by talk of another commodity super cycle. Buoyed by massive…

    Drew Meredith | 2nd Sep 2021 | More
    In a world flush with debt, look to Japan says Schroders

    After being a dirty word for close to a decade, ‘value’ investing has been back in vogue, for a few months at least anyway. Spurred on by the approval of COVID-19 vaccines in late 2020 the ‘recovery’ trade which involved increasing exposure to cyclical sectors like energy and banks has paid off in the short-term…

    Drew Meredith | 2nd Sep 2021 | More
    ASX trims losses to 0.1% after unexpected GDP bounce

    September begins with a loss, GDP surprises again, Metcash sales weaken After delivering an eleventh straight month of gains by finishing 1.9% higher in August, the ASX200 (ASX: XJO) fell 0.1% to begin September. Given the busy month that was August market volatility will likely recede as investors turn to the outlook for vaccination rates and border…

    The Inside Adviser | 1st Sep 2021 | More
    Is it time to start investing in UK?

    Over the past 20 years, UK corporate earnings growth has been up and down, but largely in an overall decline. This gloomy picture has stuck around. Fast-forward to today, and the storm is clearing. Following the pandemic, already beaten-down stocks are in much better shape than before, putting the UK on a path for a…

    Ishan Dan | 30th Aug 2021 | More
  • Value factor vs. traditional valuations

    Value investing, for all its history as a robust investment strategy, has been one of the worst-performing ways to invest money over the last few years. Fair enough, the coronavirus has thrown a spanner in the works by wreaking mayhem on investment markets, but value investing still hasn’t outperformed. Since March this year, value managers…

    Ishan Dan | 23rd Aug 2021 | More
    Warning – This is not a bubble

    The easiest call to make in 2021 is that the market is overvalued, or for those preferring hyperbole, suggest that everything is in a ‘bubble’. Whilst there is no doubt some assets and stocks that are trading well above their fair value, to suggest that everything is overvalued may well be a stretch. It’s an…

    Drew Meredith | 23rd Aug 2021 | More
    Perpetual plots world domination

    A slew of acquisitions has made homegrown investment manager Perpetual (ASX: PPT) a truly global business. CEO Rob Adams says there’s plenty more to come. A 26 per cent increase in net profit, to $124.1 million, has book-ended what Adams described as a “transformational year,” in which multiple bolt-on acquisitions took Perpetual from a key…

    Lachlan Maddock | 19th Aug 2021 | More
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