Stock Charts: TradingView

Here is another site with basic indices available for charting. Very convenient and easy to work with charts and various indicators.



EUSTX50: 3203 ▲+0.63% - TradingView

Australian pay calculator

Here is a quick salary calculator. By entering a gross amount and, optionally, some more details on specific conditions, the calculator will spit out the numbers for superannuation, tax, and the net amount left.



pay calculator

Keynes vs Hayek

Funny!

Round 1

Round 2

Australia's Messed-Up American Dream - Bloomberg View

Australia's Messed-Up American Dream - Bloomberg View

Our Market Society has made a deal with the devil - Paul B. Farrell - MarketWatch

Interesting read



Our Market Society has made a deal with the devil - Paul B. Farrell - MarketWatch

The Rich Are Even Richer - Bloomberg View

The debate on (rising) inequality is heating up. Here are the latest data/estimates on how much the top 1% owns in various countries.



The Rich Are Even Richer - Bloomberg View

Lost Generations - QuickTake

Lost Generations - QuickTake

Free S&P ASX Index Total Return Accumulation Data

Free S&P ASX Index Total Return Accumulation Data http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/FusionInvesting/~3/jBQ64t1ZrRI/

Stock market correction? Who cares?

As there is more and more news and opinions in the press about a potential stock markets correction, here are a few enlightening articles on the topic:

• 5 reasons not to watch for a stock market correction | Financial Post
• A Correction Is Coming
• Stock Prices as a Rorshach Test: Ritholtz Chart

5 traps in using the dividend yield - Morningstar.com.au

Some things to be acutely aware of when emphasizing the dividend yield:



5 traps in using the dividend yield - Morningstar.com.au



While dividends usually mark a profitable company, they are not the definitive marker of a good share. Using a low-cost broker and having shares that appreciate in value more than they pay in dividends could sometimes be a more efficient way to accumulate wealth.

Renewables to Get Most of $7.7 Trillion Power Investments - Bloomberg

Renewables to Get Most of $7.7 Trillion Power Investments - Bloomberg: " “This will be driven by economics, not subsidies, as our analysis suggests that solar will be fully competitive with other power sources by 2020.”"



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