Original article by Patrick Commins
The Australian Financial Review – Page: 21 : 15-Oct-14

Bearish sentiment toward equities means that just 11 stocks in Australia’s benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index have risen in the last six weeks. These include TPG Telecom, Qube Holdings, Recall Holdings and M2 Group. Some 40 per cent of ASX 200 stocks have fallen by more than 10 per cent since early September 2014, while the index itself has shed eight per cent over this period. CIMB’s Shane Lee says the sell-off means that some stocks may now offer good value to investors

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