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Crisis? What crisis? CEO Audrey Zibelman shakes up the energy grid

Buffy Gorrilla May 31, 2017 The Spotlight No Comments

Australia's energy system has had a volatile few years, with blackouts in South Australia and government intervention in gas exports. As an investor what should you consider when politics …

RBA May Meeting, and will winter 2017 bring the peak in gas and electricity prices?

Rachel Alembakis May 17, 2017 Broker Research No Comments

Digesting the RBA May meeting minutes means making a meal of the RBA’s evolving view of part-time employment by choice versus underemployment. Meanwhile, to quote Game of Thrones, winter …

What is the greatest risk for investors in 2017?

Alan Kohler April 25, 2017 Funds Research No Comments

In the FUNDamentals, we invite fund managers to write exclusively for The Constant Investor and address our question of the week. We also summarise the latest opinions of …

Switching off the lights goes beyond saving money to creating income

James Brandis April 24, 2017 CEO Interviews No Comments

Vivid Technology is a listed microcap (ASX: VIV) which creates smart light systems that not only satisfy corporate social responsibility but improve bottom lines. In addition to turning on …

The 4th industrial revolution, Trump, Iron ore, US dollar

Alan Kohler April 22, 2017 Weekly Overview No Comments

I've had an epiphany! I was going to call it my eureka moment, but I've already done that. My epiphany relates to the Fourth Industrial Revolution - it's not about technology …

Carbon Capture and Storage faces challenges in Australia

Rachel Alembakis April 21, 2017 Sustainability - With Rachel Alembakis No Comments

Carbon Capture and Storage is “high cost, undemonstrated, and faces key challenges – factors that are holding back widespread use in Australia, according to a report from Credit Suisse.

Enjoy reflation while it lasts (‘cos it won’t last long)

Buffy Gorrilla April 20, 2017 Full Interviews No Comments

Card carrying secular stagnationist Gerard Minack expects reflation to run out of steam in the second half of the year.

House prices, Amazon, Video gaming, Telstra

Alan Kohler April 15, 2017 Weekly Overview No Comments

I'm taking the weekend off, but I've still put together a small Overview, because I promised you I'd be constant. If you heard The Money Cafe yesterday you'll have a …

Elliott’s proposal to demerger BHP Billiton roundly rejected by brokers

Rachel Alembakis April 12, 2017 Broker Research No Comments

Time marches on and the issues that loomed large last week give way for new considerations. This week, the consensus seems to be that Cyclone Debbie has been less …

Experts discuss impact of Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures guidelines

Rachel Alembakis April 12, 2017 Sustainability - With Rachel Alembakis No Comments

In the wake of public statements by the Australian Prudential Regulation Agency (APRA) regarding stress testing of climate risks by regulated entities, and given the consultation process to develop …

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Crisis? What crisis? CEO Audrey Zibelman shakes up the energy grid

RBA May Meeting, and will winter 2017 bring the peak in gas and electricity prices?

What is the greatest risk for investors in 2017?

Switching off the lights goes beyond saving money to creating income

The 4th industrial revolution, Trump, Iron ore, US dollar

Carbon Capture and Storage faces challenges in Australia

Enjoy reflation while it lasts (‘cos it won’t last long)

House prices, Amazon, Video gaming, Telstra

Elliott’s proposal to demerger BHP Billiton roundly rejected by brokers

Experts discuss impact of Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures guidelines

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