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Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund (Managed Fund) (ASX: LPGD) - Related Research

Current share price for LPGD : $4.840 0.17 (3.64%)+

Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund (Managed Fund) (LPGD) is an Exchange Traded Fund - commonly known as an ETF. For more details about how ETFs work, feel free to check out our What is an ETF? overview. Loftus Peak Global Disruption Fund (Managed Fund) (LPGD) is a registered managed investment scheme. It aims to deliver return over the benchmark over the medium to long term by bringing a disciplined investment process to listed global companies impacted by disruption.

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Elders to lose the farm?

Today’s profit downgrade has given the market a case of the jitters. Though it’s bad news for ordinary shareholders, it's less so for hybrid securityholders.


23 Jun 2010
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Dexion takeover on track

GUD today announced that it had satisfactorily completed due diligence on Dexion. GUD will send its Bidder’s Statement in early July but, for now, there’s nothing to do but wait.

21 Jun 2010
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Dexion takeover arbitrage

The due diligence period for GUD’s takeover of Dexion ends today, with an announcement now expected Monday. The risks of the takeover failing have increased.

18 Jun 2010
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Melancholy market dogs Perpetual

The market’s direction might be unknowable, but the fact is that it’s lower than in March. But so is Perpetual’s share price and, if you believe confidence will return, it’s creating an opportunity.


18 Jun 2010
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QBE upgraded: A classic Buy

Three years ago QBE was a market darling and we weren't interested. Today, it's available at half the price and we're eagerly jumping into bed with it.


17 Jun 2010
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Wily Westfield: One for the ages

Westfield Group has weathered the storm better than most. Though the road ahead might be rocky, don’t expect Westfield’s security price to remain in the doldrums forever.


17 Jun 2010
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Adding to IAG

In 2004, investors fretted over temporary problems at Leighton Holdings, providing a wonderful buying opportunity. Now, in 2010, IAG investors may be experiencing their own ‘Leighton moment’.


07 Jun 2010
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Testing Alumina's mettle

Where once we would have coveted Alumina’s assets, we are now interested in them for only one reason – Alumina looks cheap. But is it cheap enough?


04 Jun 2010
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