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  • Our top five performers of 2012

    Nathan Field
    Article posted on 28 January 2013 in Investing

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    Our top five performers of 2012

    2012 was a good year for global shares. In this article, Nathan Field profiles the five top performing stocks in GMI’s portfolio. The common thread? Quality.

     

    2012 was a good year for global shares. In this article, Nathan Field profiles the five top performing stocks in GMI&rsquo...

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  • Check before you invest

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    Article posted on 18 December 2012 in Investing

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    Check before you invest

    We’ve put together a guide of things to consider before giving your money to someone else to manage. The guide won’t be 100% foolproof, but if the basics are ticked off it should go a long way to help you preserve your capital.

    We’ve put together a guide of things to consider before giving your money to someone else to manage. The guide won&r...

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  • The dilemma of ethical investing

    Nathan Field
    Article posted on 23 October 2012 in Investing

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    The dilemma of ethical investing

    The aim of ethical investing is admirable, writes Nathan Field. But in practice, it’s a difficult strategy to follow without drowning in hypocrisy.

     

    The aim of ethical investing is admirable, writes Nathan Field. But in practice, it’s a difficult strategy to follow...

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  • Liquid assets easier to dip in and out of

    Gareth Morgan
    Article posted on 28 August 2012 in Investing

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    Liquid assets easier to dip in and out of

    In the third column on investment performance published in the New Zealand Herald, Gareth Morgan examines the importance of liquidity - how easy it is to access your savings and sell an investment without causing a significant movement in the price.
     

    In the third column on investment performance published in the New Zealand Herald, Gareth Morgan examines the importance o...

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  • Carefully weigh up the investment risk

    Gareth Morgan
    Article posted on 21 August 2012 in Investing

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    Carefully weigh up the investment risk

    Investors are often seduced into higher returning assets without being aware of, or even considering, the risks involved. In the second of four articles on investment performance published in the New Zealand Herald, Gareth Morgan examines risk, including catastrophic risk - the chance of losing the lot.

     

    Investors are often seduced into higher returning assets without being aware of, or even considering, the risks involved. ...

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  • Risks, returns and keeping nest egg safe

    Gareth Morgan
    Article posted on 14 August 2012 in Investing

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    Risks, returns and keeping nest egg safe

    In the first of four articles on investment performance published in the New Zealand Herald, Gareth Morgan examines risk and returns, explaining why New Zealand's problem is more about how well we manage our savings rather than how much we save.

     

    In the first of four articles on investment performance published in the New Zealand Herald, Gareth Morgan examines risk a...

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  • Take your funds for a holiday overseas

    John Carran
    Article posted on 7 August 2012 in Investing

    Take your funds for a holiday overseas

    John Carran discusses the reasons why, for many New Zealand investors, it makes sense to have a good portion of your holdings overseas. 

     

    John Carran discusses the reasons why, for many New Zealand investors, it makes sense to have a good portion of your holdi...

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  • Investors Need to be Mindful of Hindsight

    Andrew Gawith
    Article posted on 7 February 2012 in Investing

    Investors Need to be Mindful of Hindsight

    With the world's major share markets struggling to produce meaningful returns over the past five years, many savers have jumped ship from equities to the relative safety of bonds. But for Andrew Gawith, if investors keep looking backwards rather than forwards, they may miss catching the turning tide.

     

    With the world's major share markets struggling to produce meaningful returns over the past five years, many savers ha...

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  • Facebook - Coolest Stock on the Block?

    Nathan Field
    Article posted on 24 January 2012 in Investing

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    Facebook - Coolest Stock on the Block?

    In case you hadn't heard, one of the most anticipated floats in recent history is likely to come to market this year. And no, it's not Mighty River Power. Facebook, already the stuff of Hollywood movies, is gearing up for an initial public offering (IPO) that will add a new chapter to the social network's story. Nathan Field explains.

     

    In case you hadn't heard, one of the most anticipated floats in recent history is likely to come to market this year. ...

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  • A Year in the Life of a Global Fund Manager

    Gareth Morgan
    Article posted on 20 December 2011 in Investing

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    A Year in the Life of a Global Fund Manager

    2011 was another challenging year for investment managers. Gareth Morgan looks back at how world events affected markets, and how GMI weathered the elements.

     

    2011 was another challenging year for investment managers. Gareth Morgan looks back at how world events affected markets, ...

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  • Greece’s Impact on the Global Economy

    Chris Worthington
    Article posted on 10 November 2011 in Investing

    Greece’s Impact on the Global Economy

    Chris Worthington discusses the impact of Greece on the global economy.

     

    Chris Worthington discusses the impact of Greece on the global economy.   ...

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  • Outperformance an Elusive Target

    Chris Worthington
    Article posted on 25 October 2011 in Investing

    Outperformance an Elusive Target

    Despite the fees they charge, fund managers who consistently outperform the market index are few and far between, and as a result individuals are commonly advised to invest in a diversified range of low-fee index trackers. But some quirk of human psychology prevents most people from signing up for guaranteed average returns. Chris Worthington explains further.
     

    Despite the fees they charge, fund managers who consistently outperform the market index are few and far between, and as a...

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