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The Global Proxy – Melbourne Institute Shareholder Confidence Index™

Report Description

The Melbourne Institute’s Applied Macroeconomics Research program has now added an additional Index to its range of sponsored reports. The Global Proxy - Melbourne Institute Shareholder Confidence Index™ was launched on 27 May together with sponsor Global Proxy Solicitation Pty Ltd (GPS).

The Index is a summary balance measure of shareholders’ current and expected confidence in the Australian share market. The measure enables Australian share investors to compare their own expectations, preferences and instincts about shares to that of their fellow investors.

The Index is based on shareholders’ assessment of three factors: returns, volatility and trading intentions (whether to buy or sell). The Index is designed for easy interpretation — a value below 100 is suggestive of ‘bearish’ sentiments while a value above 100 is suggestive of ‘bullish’ sentiments.

The first survey was conducted during March 2009 and the second survey was conducted during the first week of May 2009. Each survey was conducted over the telephone and is based on 1,600 respondents aged 18 years and over, across Australia, who directly own shares in companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Report Details

The Global Proxy - Melbourne Institute Shareholder Confidence Index™ report is published quarterly and available free of charge in 2010.

ISSN: 1836-8964 (Online)

Latest Report:

The Global Proxy – Melbourne Institute Shareholder Confidence Index - February 2010 (PDF - 267 KB)

The Global Proxy - Melbourne Institute Shareholder Confidence Index Contacts

Prof. Guay C. Lim: Is responsible for managing the applied macroeconomics research program of the Melbourne Institute where this project is located. Her contact details are:
Tel: +61 3 8344 2146
Email: g.lim@unimelb.edu.au

The website for Global Proxy Solicitation Pty Ltd (GPS) is http://gps-proxy.com

For Previous Issues of this Report:
Michelle Best
Tel: +61 3 8344 2196
Email: mbest@unimelb.edu.au

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