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RALTON MAY 2015 MONTHLY REPORTS

admin, June 2015

The S&P/ASX 300 Accumulation Index added 0.43% for May with Industrials and Information Technology the top performing sectors. Financial stocks, weighed down by the index heavy banking sector, were the key detractor for the market across May.

To see how all the Ralton portfolios fared over the period, please click on the relevant link below.

Ralton Australian Shares SMA
Ralton High Yield Australian Shares SMA
Ralton Leaders SMA
Ralton Smaller Companies SMA

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