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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Ireland has become the latest European nation to have its debt downgraded to junk status. Roger Montgomery shares his thoughts on Australian bank profits as a result of the financial situation in Europe. Read the article.
Roger Montgomery breaks out the calculator and assesses the merits of the $280 million IPO of Collins Food Group, owner of more than 200 fast food franchises, including KFC. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.
In this appearance on Your Money Your Call, Roger Montgomery answers viewers questions on his A1 companies, including JB Hi-Fi, M2 telecommunications and Oroton. Roger also shares his thoughts on the future of the retail sector and reveals his favourite mining companies. Watch the interview.
In this appearance on Your Money Your Call, Roger Montgomery answers viewers questions on Blusescope Steel (ASX:BSL), UGL Limited (ASX:UGL), Cash Converters (ASX:CCV), Energy Resources of Australia Limited (ASX:ERA) and Murchinson Metals Ltd (ASX:MMX). In this rare circumstance, Roger also shares his ‘prediction’ for the future of Iron ore. Watch the interview.
It is almost reporting season, the time of year companies report their annual and, for some half yearly results. To make it a little easier, here is a Value.able tool to help you discern the very best companies during this years reporting avalanche – and later, a list of seven companies worth watching. Read Roger’s article.
A couple of weeks ago Tony and Stevo made the following suggestion at my Facebook page: If given $100,000 to invest in the stock market, would I spread my money equally across the portfolio or invest a larger percentage in the very best stocks that are trading at prices less than they’re worth?
Here are the highlights from that appearance on Peter’s Switzer TV.
Peter has invited me to join him again this Thursday from 7pm on the Sky Business Channel (Channel 602).
What’s your portfolio construction strategy?
Posted by Roger Montgomery and his A1 team, fund managers and creators of the next-generation A1 service for stock market investors, 12 July 2011.
Roger Montgomery talks to Ross Greenwood about the impact of the European debt crisis and the carbon tax on the Australian stock market today. Roger believes that “this too will pass” and urges investors to concentrate on what a business will be like in 5 years as identified in his stock market guide book, Value.able. Listen to the podcast.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting Ash in person. If you scroll through any of the threads on our blog, you will no doubt find some extraordinary insights from one of Value.able’s founding Graduates.
Indeed, Ash’s generosity and willingness to share his experience and insights with new investors has fostered a spirit of camaraderie that has become integral to the Value.able community.
What did we talk about? It’s been a hot question at the Facebook page!
…Matrix, the recovering Lockyer Valley, cotton, gas explorers, an exciting new float, Lloyd, rugby and the 2GB podcast about a small cap gold stock that resulted in 170 comments and the thought to shut this blog down!
Thanks again Ash. We look forward to catching up with you again when you are next in Sydney.
Now to the photo… can you spot some familiar faces?
The first four of six framed artworks are now featured at the entrance of our office.
It was a proud moment indeed. We will publish some more photographs of the artworks in coming days.
Posted by Roger Montgomery and his A1 team, fund managers and creators of the next-generation A1 service for stock market investors, 7 July 2011.
Are you looking to build a second income stream from your share portfolio? Roger Montgomery shares his Value.able strategy that you can follow to pick up extra income without permanently risking your capital. Read Roger’s article.
It’s hard to get excited about Telstra: three sell-downs of shares by the federal government at $3.30 (T1), $7.40 (T2) and $3.60 (T3) has meant no float participant still holding the shares has made a capital gain yet. If you are after a company whose intrinsic value is rising significantly over the years, neither Telstra’s past nor its future offers much to get excited about, says Roger Montgomery. Read Roger’s article.
