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iShares Edge MSCI World Multifactor ETF (ASX: WDMF) - Related Research

- Current share price for WDMF : $44.930

iShares Edge MSCI World Multifactor ETF (WDMF) 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. iShares Edge MSCI World Multifactor ETF (WDMF) aims to provide investors with the performance of the MSCI World Diversified Multiple-Factor (AUD) Index, before fees and expenses. The index is designed to measure the performance of developed market equities that have favourable exposure to four target style factors subject to constraints.

No research was found for WDMF but you can find our latest research below...

Reverse Corp's incredible margins

In September last year a member suggested we take a further look at Reverse Corp in one of our Ask the Experts forums. And that's exactly what we've done with this business-in-a-phone-number.

17 Jan 2008
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Billabong gets barrelled

Billabong has increased earnings per share by 89% since our review on 30 Mar 05 while its share price is down 9%. Is this the opportunity that we’ve been waiting for?


14 Jan 2008
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Stalling on Great Southern

This agricultural investment company has become significantly cheaper since we last crunched the numbers. But we’re holding back on an upgrade for now.


14 Jan 2008
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Timbercorp's debt worries

This company is trading at a price about 50% below what we think it’s worth. But there is a large lump of debt due to be refinanced in the next 9 months and that is a major headache for management and shareholders alike.


10 Jan 2008
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Three property investments for the watchlist

Falling prices across the property sector have some value investors salivating. So, leaving aside our preferred pick of Westfield Group, let’s examine three other property investments that we’d love to own at the right price.


08 Jan 2008
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Centro's credit crisis

Centro hedged its interest rate risk, its exchange rate risk and believed that it had plenty of funding sources. Along came a black swan event in the form of a credit crisis and its house of cards came crashing down.


21 Dec 2007
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Centro's crisis of confidence

For some time we've been warning of the dangers of this highly indebted, expansionist property group. But with a 92% price fall, is there now opportunity where once there was risk?


18 Dec 2007
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