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Best Australian Investments
Author: Jeff Palmer
What are the best Australian investments in 2011 and for the coming years? This article describes five of the best investments in Australian based on data and information provided by several of the leading advisers and institutions in Australia. While views and opinions may differ on the viability of these investments it is felt that these segments offer he best potential for a return on investment in both the short term as well into the foreseeable future. It should be noted that the information presented here is offered as opinion only and should not be considered as professional investment advice. For professional advice seek the services of a registered and licensed Australian financial adviser.
Property and Real Estate:
Property in both residential and commercial varieties remains a stable investment. Australian has seen significant growth in property values over the last ten years and this trend is set to continue into the future. In the second quarter of 2011 the Australian real estate market saw a 1.3$ increase in property values. The majority of experts in this are agree that a real estate bubble is not likely to occur making this a solid investment both today and into the coming years.
The Share Market:
The Australian Share market while affected by the global economy has not seen the major fluctuations experienced by overseas markets. Some of the hot share markets and segments to consider and those which are expected to increase in value over time are:
Energy
Financials
Health Care
Industrials
Materials
Telecommunication Services
Utilities
Managed Investment Funds:
Managed investment funds allow investors access to a professionally managed portfolio investments through a single security or contract. With managed investments an investor owns a percentage of the overall investment portfolio in consideration of the size of the investment and are therefore entitles to profit and dividend of the portfolio as well being subject to loss in circumstance where the portfolio values declines. As an investor it is important to compare the financials managed funds in order to determine their viability. Consult with a financial advisor to discuss various funds and management opportunities available to you.
While there are many more investment strategies to consider in Australia the three outlined here may be your best bet for the remainder of the year as well as into 2012. Remember to develop a reliable resource of research data and information to help make your investment decision informed ones.
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About the Author
Jeff Palmer is the creator in the Australian Trading Network
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