Domestic shares – extremes in Australian shares
Having enjoyed the adrenalin shot provided to asset prices globally by taking interest rates to lows not seen for centuries, economies are now struggling with the side effects of not having made significant gains in real activity. Financial markets are also evidencing these side effects as an ever larger financial asset base becomes hyper sensitive to small changes, encouraging share price momentum unseen for some years. In very difficult times for investors with a strong valuation focus, in our latest webinar (VIEW LINK) Andrew Fleming, Deputy Head of Australian Equities, looked at some of the reasons behind these wild moves and how we believe longer term investors may be able to take advantage of them.
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