Buy Sell Notes to Self 2013

This post will be updated with tips as I read them from various sources and when I want to record it down to look back on later. It is not any kind of advice or suggestion to any other people. 

2 May 2013A-REITS have been doing quite well over the recent years, shooting up from its lows in the GFC. A few REITs with their dividend yield are given

Symbol	CompanyName		DY	Price
APA.AX MGR.AX	APA Group Mirvac Grp		5.40 4.56	6.48 Yes 1.755
ABP.AX	Abacus Prpty Grp		7.26	2.34	Yes
CQR.AX	Charter Hall Retail REIT		6.12	4.25	Yes
BWP.AX	BWP Trust		6.2	2.42
WRT.AX	Westfield Retail Trust		5.74	3.31
SGP.AX	Stockland Trust Grp		6.25	3.84
LEP.AX	ALE Ppty Grp		6.13	2.61

21 Sep 2013
Using the Growth to PE as the main criteria, consider the following stocks
AOD - Aurora Sandringham
LCM - Logicamms
WAX - WAM Research
ALF  - Australian Leaders Fund

15 Apr 2013

Market is on the verge of rebounding. Here are a few stock to consider

mfg
ccp
cwp
LLC  1
jhx  2
iag
ske
brg
pmv  
iof
trs
wrt
gem
vrl 3
mtu  



2 Apr 2013

bsl - Bluescope Steel
gem - G8 Education
ccv y   - cash converters
pmv y  - Premier Investments
alu  good - Altium
aiz good  - Air New Zealand
ctd        - Corporate Travel Management

1 Jan 2013

A new list of stocks for the new year. 

This list is based on having a Buy recommendation, high dividend yield and high dividend growth.

DLX - Dulux Group - Materials

MRM - Mermaid Marine Aus - Industrial Transportation

CAM - Clime Capital Limited - Financials Diversified

ARI - Arium Limited - Materials

GPT - GPT Group - Financial Real Estate

Market Sectors - Australian

The sharemarket is made up of many different types of companies. The companies are often group together so they can be compared with their peers to assess their relative performance. The study and analysis of relative performance itself is one powerful strategy for investing.

This post will list the Australian market SECTORS which are in line with the international standard MSCI Barra / Standard and Poor's Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS). The hierarchy under sectors are:
Sector - Industry Groups (24) - Industries (68) - Sub Industries (154).

The Australian sectors are:

1.  Metals and Mining
2.  Energy
3.  Materials
4.  Industrials
5.  Consumer Discretionary
6.  Consumer Staples
7.  Healthcare
8.  Financials
9.  Information Technology
10.  Telecommunications
11.  Utilities