ASX Investor Hour

Lunchtime sharemarket insights from industry experts

ASX holds free sessions every month which might be of interest. The speakers are finance industry experts who donate their time to provide educational, informative presentations on the sharemarket.  The presentations are suitable for people of all ages and across all levels of investor experience.

 

Topic: Personal perspectives on risk & value for Australia’s next generation mining companies

When: Tuesday 5 June
Where: State Library Theatre, Alexander Library Building (venue location)
Time: 12 noon - 1pm. Please arrive by 12.00 noon for start

Details:

A quick look at Alan's CV shows his depth of training and experience in all matters mining. In this presentation Alan explains how minerals companies grow in value from early-stage explorers through to mineral discovery, to project construction and then on to become mining companies. He will explain the different types of risks that the companies (and their investors too) face along the way. Alan will conclude by providing an outlook on mineral commodity prices through to 2015.

Presenter(s): Dr Allan Trench, Professor of Mineral & Energy Economics - Curtin University

Note:

Entry is via either of the two main entrances - Perth Cultural Centre in the James Street Pedestrian Mall or Francis Street.

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Topic: Strategies for a challenging market

When: Wednesday 6 June
Where: Queensland Irish Association, Tara Ballroom, 175 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane (venue location)
Time: 12 noon - 1pm. Please arrive by 12.00 noon for start

Details:

In this presentation Chris Hutton of Wilson HTM outlines his approach for developing a well-structured portfolio. This includes techniques and decision making skills needed for today's markets.

He will also tell you which companies are his preferred stocks across a range of market sectors. 

Chris is an investment adviser with Wilson HTM Investment Group with extensive experience in mid cap industrials. He holds a Masters in Applied Finance and a Bachelor in Psychology.

Presenter(s): Chris Hutton, Wilson HTM

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Topic: Hot stocks for the new financial year

When: Wednesday 6 June
Where: RMIT Capitol Theatre, 113 Swanston Street, Melbourne (opposite Town Hall). (venue location)
Time: 12 noon - 1pm. Please arrive by 12.00 noon for start

Details:

With the end of the financial year fast approaching what better time to take stock, conduct a review of your portfolio and make decisions in readiness for the annual reporting season just two months away.

Elio D’Amato, market commentator and CEO of Lincoln, the makers of Stock Doctor, will analyse the past financial year for equities and outline steps you can take to conduct a thorough review of your portfolio. Elio will conclude with a list of hot stocks to watch and his outlook for the new financial year. At the end of the presentation Elio will discuss stocks of interest nominated  by the audience. 

Presenter(s): Elio D’Amato, market commentator and CEO of Lincoln

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Topic: Stocks to watch

When: Tuesday 15 May
Where: ASX Auditorium, 20 Bridge Street, Sydney (venue location)
Time: 12 noon - 1pm. Please arrive by 12.00 noon for start

Details:

Reviewing your stock selections from last year is not without its risks - especially for an investment adviser. However, this is exactly what Jeremy Hook will be doing. Having discussed why those stocks did or didn’t do as well as expected, Jeremy will turn his attention to the year ahead and nominate those companies he sees value in.

Jeremy appears regularly on the CNBC Business Network, Sky Business Report and on segments for ABC radio. Jeremy is a graduate in Economics from Sydney University.

Presenter(s): Jeremy Hook, TMS Capital

Note:

Places are limited so we recommend arriving early.

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Topic: How to select stocks in the current market

When: Wednesday 20 June
Where: Palace Nova East End Cinema, 251 Rundle Street, Adelaide (venue location)
Time: 12 noon - 1pm. Please arrive by 12.00 noon for start

Details:

Colin will explain how he selects stocks to buy in the current Australian market. He will begin by showing some models for what he believes is happening in the market after the GFC. He will explain his two models and how his stock selections are filtered through his margin of safety criteria. This will be illustrated with specific examples. However, buying stocks is the easy part.

Colin will then explain how he sets stop-loss levels which help to control losses if an investment fails to perform as expected. He will round off the discussion with some thoughts on how investors might deal with the market conditions that currently prevail.

Colin Nicholson BEc, SF Fin has been investing his own money in Australian shares for over 45 years. He is one of the very few teachers of investing who publishes his results: on his website www.bwts.com.au. Colin has taught both technical analysis and fundamental analysis for FINSIA. He has written five books on investing and written for Shares magazine, Smart Investor magazine, The Australian Financial Review, BRW and his website. He has spoken at conferences for the Australian Technical Analysts Association and the Australian Investors Association.

This is a rare opportunity to hear Colin speak in Adelaide.

Presenter(s): Colin Nicholson, author

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March presentation
How to best allocate your money, George Boubouras of UBS, (PDF 700 kB). Presented 21 March, 2012

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Registration:  It's free and there is no pre-registration for ASX Investor Hour events. Simply turn up at the venue to claim your seat.

DISCLAIMER: "The information and material provided at Investor Hour is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial product advice.  The views of the speakers are their own and not those of ASX Limited ABN 98 008 624 691 or its related bodies corporate ("ASX").  ASX does not represent or warrant that the information or material is complete or accurate.  You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions.  If you are seeking advice (including a recommendation or opinion) about a financial product you should consult an Australian financial services licensee. To the extent permitted by law, no responsibility for any loss arising in any way (including by way of negligence) from anyone acting or refraining from acting as a result of the information or material is accepted by ASX."

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