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Ralton adds back AMP | Virtus Health adds 16.2%

admin, November 2015

November 2015

The strong market during October saw the S&P/ASX 300 Accumulation Index rally over 4% with Energy and Utilities the top performing sectors.

During the month, Ralton added back AMP to the Australian Shares portfolio with the stock offering reasonable value and a solid, likely growing dividend yield. Rebounding off recent lows, Virtus Health also added value to the portfolio up 16.2% for the month.

View the October 2015 performance reports:

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