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ipac investor update July 2011

14 Jul 2011 | 5 Comments | ipac money mentors , investing

ipac investor update July 2011

Watch this short video of Paul Clitheroe with ipac’s Chief Investment Officer, Jeff Rogers, discussing the performance of markets and investments over the 2010/11 financial year. They look at issues such as the good returns, what drove share markets globally and the investment decisions ipac has made to help performance.

 

ipac investor update July 2011 from ipac securities limited on Vimeo.

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  • ann nichols, 18 July 2011
    Having listened to the video I now feel confident that my investments are safe, whereas before I had the notion that all was not good in the financial world - precicely the comment Paul Clitheroe made.......that we tend to focus on the bad rather than the good......... and that is exactly what I had been doing. Having said all of that, I do have confidence in my FP Thank you.
  • Sandra and Bob Piper , 18 July 2011
    We were very impressed and enjoyed listening to the chaps talking about the financial situation. It doesn't seem to be all gloom and doom which is quite reassuring and that you are all looking after us. Thank you.
  • Warren Smith, 22 July 2011
    Excellent way to communicate with clients. Just wish the media would start to focus on some good news stories and assist in getting some positive momentum in Australia
  • John Higgins, 25 July 2011
    It was pleasing to hear some confidence in the future, we did have a good year last financial, but with all the doom and gloom in the daily news media I hope that the confidence these two gentlemen have is well founded, we do need a bit of a confidence boost.
  • Craig Marcombe, 25 July 2011
    I found the video interesting. That said, I was a little surprised that neither Paul or Jeff made mention of the 'two speed economy' in play in Australia at the moment. All is well for the mining community, but the retail industry (for example) is really struggling. Coupled with that, whether we like it or not, Australian equities are strongly influenced by the US stock market, and if the US debt crisis is not resolved satisfactorily in the near future, we may well see a near term correction in Australian equities. I would love to see Australian and global equities back where they were a couple of years ago, but I suspect we may have a while to wait......we live in very interesting economic times.

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