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Alan Kohler’s Eureka Report is giving away a copy a week for four weeks of Roger Montgomery’s first book, Value.able. Alan writes… you’ve read his extraordinary insights and followed his Value Line portfolio – now you can value stocks the way Roger Montgomery does, and buy them for less than they’re worth. So how do you win a copy of Value.able? You’ll have to submit a letter to the letters section of Eureka Report, and the author of the best letter, as selected by Alan, will win. Read more at Eureka Report.
Roger Montgomery is the Founder and Chairman of Montgomery Investment Management. Roger has over three decades of experience in funds management and related activities, including equities analysis, equity and derivatives strategy, trading and stockbroking. Prior to establishing Montgomery, Roger held positions at Ord Minnett Jardine Fleming, BT (Australia) Limited and Merrill Lynch.
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vickii wallace
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My comments are that a lot of the flakiness of the past year or so is due to too much commentary the what if senarios discussed, instead of the basis that Roger Montgomery is coming from. I have listened to him on Sky a few times and it seems to me that the market makes money when there is trading. Therefore with this constant flagging market movements by alot of these stock jockeys having a line in the water and their hook well baited only just incourages a significant number of investors to get the gitters. There have obviously been some stocks which have really climbed and fallen out of bed but the general market has stayed within far more reasonable margins than we experienced during the height of the GFC.
I know that there has been monumental instability since the collapse of 2008 2009 but it has now been proven that the sky is not going to fall in as too many govt have a lot to lose if these markets ever unravel again.
Go for intrinsic value with a small amount of speculative stocks and there is not need to panic. Look to your own logic about what the world needs to survive and you should be able to pick stocks which conform to this view.
regards