Insights

How have Six Park’s clients been responding to current volatility triggered by the coronavirus pandemic? We look at client sell-down and top-up behaviour, the view of Six Park’s Investment Advisory Committee on staying invested, and how Six Park’s approach and technology can help investors during volatile times.

Six Park investors reaped returns of up to 23.1% after fees in 2019. Investment committee chairman Brian Watson AO said 2019 demonstrated conclusively why the Six Park model should appeal to people with a need to invest wisely over the medium to long-term.

Is there ever a perfect time to start investing? Ted Richards looks at the investing landscape for the year ahead.

Good news makes investors nervous. And bad news makes investors nervous too. Investors are always prone to be nervous because the future is unknown. So what can you do?

Six Park's Investment Advisory Committee believes positive fundamentals still outweigh the uncertainties causing angst for investors and the media.

Broad market fundamentals remain positive despite day-to-day "noise" and headlines, according to Six Park's Investment Advisory Committee, which met recently.

While sharemarkets have been very kind to investors in recent times, it’s worth remembering that markets have a long history of volatility and unpredictability. So what should you do when markets fall?

Every now and then people ask us: Why not get free asset allocation guidance from Six Park and just construct and manage my own portfolio of ETFs instead of paying Six Park to do it? It's a good question - and we have good answers.

Diversifying your investments beyond Australia is important to allow you to harness greater potential for returns, by ensuring a single underperforming asset class doesn’t weigh you down.