Index
- absolute return funds
- accumulation indices
- acid test ratio
- active funds
- active products
- aggressive investors
- All Ordinaries Accumulation Index
- annual general meeting (AGM)
- asset allocation
- asset classes, characteristics of
- — cash investments
- — exchange-traded Australian government bonds (AGBs)
- — interest-bearing investments
- — property
- — shares and other share market investments
- asset exposure, managed funds
- — Australian shares
- — balanced
- — fixed-income
- — international shares
- ASX All Ordinaries
- ASX three-character code
- Australian Financial Services (AFS)
- Australian government bonds (AGBs)
- Australian-real estate investment trusts (A-REITs)
- Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
- Australian shares
- balanced managed funds
- benefits of share
- — capital growth
- — company benefits to shareholders
- — income
- bid
- board of directors
- bond prices
- bonus issues
- brokerage fees
- Buffett, Warren
- buy and sell of shares
- — CHESS statement
- — process
- — stockbrokers
- — trading process
- — via margin loan facility
- buying and selling, managed funds
- — exchange-traded products (ETPs)
- — mFunds
- — unlisted funds
- buying shares in float
- — five questions to ask before
- — product disclosure statement
- — upcoming floats
- capital and income security
- — risk/return equation
- — volatility
- capital growth
- capital loss
- capital ratios
- cash flow per share
- cash investments
- cautious investors
- channel breakout method
- charts
- — patterns
- — use of
- CHESS statement
- classic technical analysis
- — chart patterns
- — resistance and support lines
- — trends
- Clearing House Electronic Sub-register System (CHESS)
- closing single price auction
- combining tools
- company benefits to shareholders
- — annual reports
- — company meetings
- company profile
- compounding
- consistency
- Consumer Price Index
- contributing shares see partly-paid shares
- convertible notes
- corporate bonds
- Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
- correlation
- coupon rates
- current life situation for investing
- — major factors
- current ratio, liquidity
- debt capital
- delivery versus payment (DvP)
- diluted earnings, fully
- discount broking firms
- diversification
- — importance of
- — investment
- dividend cover ratio
- dividend imputation
- dividend per share (DPS)
- dividend rate
- dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs)
- dividends
- dividend yield
- double gearing
- Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)
- drawdown
- earnings per share (EPS)
- ease of investment
- equity capital
- escrow
- exchange-traded AGBs
- exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
- exchange-traded products (ETPs)
- — buying and selling
- — creation and redemption
- ex/cum dividend
- face value, bond
- fast-growing companies
- filters to shares
- financial position for investing, current
- financial report
- Financial Times Stock Exchange Index
- fixed-income managed funds
- fixed interest investment
- floating rate notes
- float underwritten
- franked dividends
- free float
- full-service stockbroking firms
- fundamental analysis
- — intrinsic value
- — learning about company
- — market ratios
- — use of ratio analysis
- — value investing
- gearing
- — risk of losing capital
- German Stock Exchange
- Global Industry Classification (GICS)
- goals of investment
- — investment risk
- — money available for investment
- — timeframe (income and capital growth)
- Holder Identification Number (HIN)
- hybrid securities
- imputation credits
- income
- — dividend imputation
- — dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs)
- — franked dividends
- — imputation credits
- — shares to
- indicator to shares
- — moving average
- inflation
- infrastructure funds
- initial public offering (IPO)
- The Intelligent Investor
- interest-bearing investments
- — role of
- interest rates, bonds
- interest rate securities codes
- international managed funds
- internet stockbroking firms
- intrinsic value
- investing
- — current financial position for
- — current life situation for
- — diversification
- — goals
- — ready to start (in shares)
- — versus saving
- investment areas
- investment considerations
- — capital and income security
- — choice and ability to diversify
- — costs
- — ease of investment
- — liquidity and other market conditions
- — minimum investment
- — return on investment
- — taxation
- — time frame for performance
- investment gurus
- — Graham, Benjamin
- — Lynch, Peter
- — O’Neil, William
- — O’Shaughnessy, James
- — Zweig, Martin
- investments
- — areas
- — cash
- — considerations
- — ease of
- — gurus
- — interest-bearing
- — minimum
- — overseas
- — return on
- — risk
- — shares and other sharemarket
- — timing of
- — types
- investment strategies, examples of
- — investment gurus
- — longer term approach
- — longer term approach using dividend yield
- — longer term approach using price/sales ratios
- — medium-term approach
- — projected price range
- — upside potential
- legislative risk
- limit order
- — market to
- liquidity
- liquidity ratios
- liquid stocks
- listed investment companies (LICs)
- listed property trusts (LPTs)
- loan-to-value ratio (LVR)
- Lynch, Peter
- managed funds
- — active funds
- — asset exposure
- — buying and selling
- — defined
- — drawbacks of
- — family
- — legal structures
- — passive funds
- — use
- managed investment schemes (MIS)
- management expense ratio (MER)
- margin call
- margin loans
- — buying shares via
- — double gearing
- — margin call
- — what to avoid
- market announcements
- market hypothesis, efficient
- market order
- market phases
- — closing single price auction
- — normal trading
- — opening phase
- — pre-CSPA
- — pre-opening phase
- market ratios
- — capital ratios
- — cash flow per share
- — dividend cover ratio
- — dividend per share (DPS)
- — dividend yield
- — earnings per share (EPS)
- — liquidity ratios
- — price/earnings ratio (P/E ratio)
- — profitability ratios
- — share prices, earnings affect
- mFunds
- minimum investment
- money available for investment
- MoneySmart
- moving average
- NASDAQ indices
- National Guarantee Fund
- negative gearing
- net asset value (NAV)
- net current asset value (NCAV)
- net tangible asset (NTA)
- Nikkei Dow Index
- normal trading, market phases
- NTA backing
- offers
- off-market transfers
- O’Neil, William
- One Up on Wall Street
- opening phase, market
- ordinary shares
- O’Shaughnessy, James
- overseas markets
- — risks of investment in
- over the counter (OTC) derivatives
- partly-paid shares
- passive funds
- patience, in investing and trading
- Pooled Development Act (1992)
- pooled development funds (PDFs)
- poor-quality advice, risk of
- positive gearing
- pre-CSPA, market phases
- preference shares
- pre-opening phase, market
- price/earnings ratio (P/E ratio)
- price range for 52 weeks
- price/time priority
- primary sharemarket
- product disclosure statement (PDS)
- profitability ratios
- profit margin
- property
- — listed property trusts
- — unlisted property trusts
- property investment
- prospectus see product disclosure statement (PDS)
- prudent investors
- qualitative analysis
- quick ratio, liquidity
- range trading
- rates of return
- real estate investment trusts (REITs)
- resistance line
- return on assets
- return on equity
- return on investment
- — capital growth
- — income
- rights issue
- rising triangle
- risk/return equation
- risk/reward profile
- — aggressive investors
- — cautious investors
- — prudent investors
- risks, investment in sharemarket
- — capital loss
- — currency risk
- — individual/personal risk
- — legislative risk
- — poor-quality advice
- — timing risk
- — volatility risk
- safe investments
- saving versus investing
- secondary issues code
- secondary sharemarket
- Securities Exchanges Guarantee Corporation Limited
- Security Analysis: Principles and Techniques
- Security-holder Reference Number (SRN)
- settlement process
- shareholders
- — company benefits to
- sharemarket
- — ASX trading hours
- — bonus issues
- — depth
- — index
- — market announcements
- — market phases
- — off-market transfers
- — primary market
- — reading share price tables
- — rights issue
- — secondary market
- — S&P/ASX indices
- — status notes
- — ticker code
- — types of securities
- share price indices
- share price tables
- share registries
- shares
- — benefits of
- — buy and sell of
- — buying in float
- — cost of
- — filters to
- — first trade
- — indicator to
- — initial public offering (IPO) of
- — investment
- — order type
- — ordinary
- — partly-paid
- — preference
- — price
- — registries
- — risks of
- — trading process
- — vendor
- — volume
- slow-growing companies
- Soros, George
- Soros’s model of reflexivity
- S&P/ASX Australian Small Ordinaries Index
- special-condition codes
- speculations
- stag profits
- stalwarts
- standard & poor’s (S&P)/ASX indices
- — calculation
- — free float
- — index movements
- — international indices
- — other Australian indices
- — portfolio versus index
- — sharemarket analysis using
- — upward trend
- stapled security
- status notes, sharemarket
- — XB — ex bonus issue
- — XC — ex return of capital
- — XD — ex dividend
- — XI — ex interest
- — XR — ex rights issue
- stockbrokers
- — acts as agent
- — change
- — choosing
- — discount broking firms
- — finding
- — full-service stockbroking firms
- — internet stockbroking firms
- — large versus small stockbroking firms
- — participants of licenced market
- strategies, invest in shares
- — appropriate asset allocation
- — compounding
- — consistency and discipline
- — correlation
- — diversification
- — dividends
- — drawdown
- — efficient market hypothesis
- — examples
- — patience
- — rates of return over time
- — risk/reward profile
- — speculation
- — time and volatility
- structured products (SP)
- sub-register
- support line
- synthetics
- taxation
- technical analysis
- — chart patterns
- — charts, use of
- — classic
- — combining tools
- — filter, adding
- — indicators
- — triggers
- ticker code
- — characters in
- time frame for performance
- — time takes to invest
- — timing of investment
- timeframe (income and capital growth)
- timing risk, investment in sharemarket
- Tokyo Stock Exchange
- total return index see accumulation indices
- trading process
- — cost of shares
- — sharemarket transactions, completion of
- trends
- — bar charts
- — change of
- — defining
- — resistance lines
- — support line
- — volume
- triggers
- trust units
- underwriter
- unlisted managed funds
- unlisted property trusts
- unsecured notes
- value investing
- — investment process
- — simpler approach
- vendor shares
- volatility
- volatility risk
- What Works on Wall Street
- working capital ratio see current ratio
- Zweig, Martin
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