Altair Assets was 'not yet profitable', says Lonsec
The funds management firm that sold everything citing a looming market correction was unprofitable as at November: analyst report.
Patrick Commins writes on Markets specialising in Equity Markets, Currencies, Debt Markets. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Patrick is Markets deputy editor and has over six years experience as a journalist.
The funds management firm that sold everything citing a looming market correction was unprofitable as at November: analyst report.
Altair Asset Management's Philip Parker has mounted a strident defence of his decision to liquidate his funds and return cash to investors.
The fund manager is embroiled in a dispute surrounding his mother's share portfolio.
Was Philip Parker's decision to get out of the market a principled and brave decision, a cop-out, or something else altogether?
Altair Asset Management will liquidate its Australian shares funds and return "hundreds of millions" of dollars back to clients, citing an impending property market "calamity".
The sharemarket recouped early losses on Thursday, as gains in resource stocks offset a terrible session for retailers.
It might not feel that comfortable amid recent price declines, but resources still look like the best option for Australian sharemarket investors.
The ASX followed a global sell-off which hinted at investors finally shedding their complacency around rising US political risks.
Shares slump for a second straight day extending the ASX's losses as gathering controversy around the US presidency threatens to derail the global bull market.
The ASX suffered a torrid morning after Wall St suffered its worst session in eight months amid chatter Trump may face impeachment proceedings.
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