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Mar 18, 2010 3 min

Company Floats - Part 2

from Talking Wealth Podcast: Stock Market Trading and Investing Education | Wealth Creation | Expert Share Market Analysis

The highly publicised Myer float along with Telstra, AMP and others have been disasters for investors. Janine discusses the question of whether floats are in fact a good investment, or a marketing exercise.

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