September 15, 2007
Macquarie: FXJ - Online Business Implies Significant Uplift - egoli.com.au- About: BuildingWebsiteNews
Just as narrowband internet hurt newspaper classified advertising (Seek damaged recruitment ads in FXJ), broadband means newspapers can attack the video advertising market – previously the exclusive preserve of TV stations. On the revenue side, the company states that very little online comes through bundling – ie both classified and display advertisers are taking online through choice, rather than having it thrown in with the print product (and having the company then re-allocate accordingly). Investors and traders looking for short to medium-term leveraged exposure to the above mentioned share price should consider Macquarie Instalments for a higher risk, higher return alternative to direct share investment. Macquarie Warrants, Hi-Notes, Instalments and CFDs are issued by Macquarie Bank Limited (ABN 46 008 583 542) and are intended for Australian investors only. Investors should read the Product Disclosure Statement for Macquarie CFDs, particularly section 4 "Risks You Should Consider" and obtain their own financial advice as to whether CFDs are an appropriate investment for them. Macquarie Group, its employees and officers may have interests in the financial products referred to in this advice by acting in various roles (including as director, investment banker, underwriter or dealer, holder of principal positions, broker, lender or adviser) and may receive fees for so acting. read more
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