Monthly Archives: September 2020
What to make of the Tesla share price?
Tim Kelley
September 4, 2020
Around ten years ago, a small company called Tesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA) launched its IPO on the NASDAQ stock exchange, raising a total of US$226.1 million at a (split adjusted) share price of US$3.40. Since that time, shareholders in Tesla have enjoyed spectacular gains, as set out below. Continue…
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Are the tech titans really that expensive?
Roger Montgomery
September 4, 2020
In this week’s video insight Roger discusses the incredible rally in stock markets, led by the US, since March. The US S&P500 index’s price to earnings multiple is now the highest since 2000, the multiple to book value is the highest since 2001 and the market’s multiple of sales is close to all-time highs. Does the quality of the top five US companies justify their current prices?
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Pointsbet: You’ve got to be in it to win it
Gary Rollo
September 3, 2020
In this article for Livewire James Marlay published a piece on PointsBet which discusses its appeal and Gary’s thoughts on the company. Getting your head around the appeal of Poinstbet is simple; there is a massive total addressable market that is opening up in the US as online sports gambling gets legalised across the fifty states. Read here.
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Why we continue to like Reece Limited
Stuart Jackson
September 3, 2020
The share price of Reece (ASX:REH) – Australia’s biggest supplier of plumbing and bathroom products – has outperformed the broader market for many years. Encouragingly, the company recently reported healthy trading during the COVID-19 period. With renovation activity forecast to rise over the next 12 months, I think this is definitely a business that investors should be watching. Continue…
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Pointsbet holdings share price jumps 87 per cent on company-making deal
David Buckland
September 2, 2020
In December 2019, my colleague Gary Rollo, wrote “Is PointsBet Holdings worth a bet?” and the answer to this question was well and truly put to bed last Friday. In conjunction with reporting its results for the year to June 2020, PointsBet Holdings (ASX:PBH) announced an exclusive five-year company-making deal with NBC Universal Media, which offers the largest sports audience of any media company in the US. PBH will be NBC’s official sports betting partner. The share price responded by jumping 87 per cent from $7.50 to $14.00. Continue…
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Redbubble – A COVID-19 winner with global ambitions
Joseph Kim
September 2, 2020
With more than six months of COVID-19 disruptions behind us, there have been some clear winners emerging as a result of changes in spending patterns and the shift to online. One such business has been Redbubble – a growing online marketplace providing print-on-demand products based on user-submitted artwork. Continue…
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Are you a bull or a bear? Part 2: Reasons to be bullish
Roger Montgomery
September 2, 2020
In my last blog, I set out the reasons for being pessimistic about equity markets.Now let’s look at the reasons to be bullish. I’ll let you decide which case is more compelling, and I’d love to get your comments. With many of the bear arguments centred around a bubble in technology stocks, it’s worth beginning the bull case with those same technology stocks. Continue…
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Why small businesses can grow at a faster rate than large businesses
David Buckland
September 1, 2020
While small company shares demonstrate greater volatility than big company shares, over longer time frames they tend to deliver higher returns. Over the short-term they can involve more risk because of their lower liquidity, their sensitivity to management’s decision-making and their sensitivity to general economic conditions. For that reason, an investment in the Montgomery Small Companies Fund is recommended as a long-term proposition. Continue…
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