What will be future of trading in australia?

Hi,

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I think the current retail model has passed it's prime, and will rapidly head the way of the printed newspaper and local bookshop.

The high street retail outlet is an expensive model compared to servicing a customer base direct to door from a dark warehouse located outside prime locations. I'm referring to FMCG's and consumer electronics here mostly. Grocery shopping on line has the potential to substantially under cut bricks and mortar, and it's inevitable that this will gain momentum. We're already seeing this in consumer electronics.

The high street and shopping centre will retain a role for the higher end retail sector, where shopping is seen by some as a pleasant pastime as much as anything else.(But not this puppy - shopping is an objective, not a hobby!).

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Some go up, some go down, but the inside traders make all the money. Not a lot in it for the individual investor. From history we see that many companies change with the times, find the next big thing and go with it. Other companies fail to see where their market is heading, and are gone.

Hello,

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In shares, Telstra will always be the safest bet......28 cents per share per year in dividends that havent changed in years.......so youve got a guaranteed income from them and as an added bonus, they can almost always be sold for a profit with almost no effort......plus, the share price is low enough for the small investor to buy reasonably sized blocks of shares.

I'm just waiting to see which Australian company puts in a counter bid for D.J. s. Wesfarmers has plenty of cash in hand since selling it's insurance business, but maybe D.J.s doesn't really have a big enough market for them. Woolworths have factored in losses on Masters stores, and are actually ahead of their programme for making them profitable.

If you had only asked this yesterday morning I would have steered you towards David Jones of course.

The only shares I have are the mum & dad Telstra ones from when they were first listed.

I keep on hearing that our population is getting older so maybe Healthcare/Aged Care stocks could be worth looking at

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