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Leaking confidence – Reece’s outlook looking drained
David Buckland
July 1, 2025
In the twelve months to June 2025, Reece Limited (ASX:REH) delivered its shareholders a negative 43 per cent return, dramatically underperforming the ASX 300 Accumulation Index, which increased by 14 per cent. continue…
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Ausbiz – finding resilience in the stock market amid uncertainty
Roger Montgomery
June 26, 2025
Today on Ausbiz with Juliette Saly, we explored why global stock markets are hitting new highs despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. You’d be forgiven for expecting markets to react negatively given the conflict in the Middle East, rising bond yields, Trump tariffs, and recent interest rate cuts. continue…
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Equity Mates: Buy or Sell – Cochlear, Telix, Life360, Pinnacle and more
Roger Montgomery
June 19, 2025
I recently joined Adam Keily on Equity Mates for their Buy or Sell series. We kicked off the episode by discussing the market volatility experienced this year, including insights into how the Trump administration has influenced global markets. continue…
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Another reason Buffett’s Apple share sale was well timed
Roger Montgomery
May 29, 2025
Tech ‘bros’ are buzzing with the news that Sir Jony Ive, the hardware design genius behind Apple’s iconic iPhone, iPod, and Mac, has sold his startup, io, to OpenAI, the powerhouse behind the Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot, ChatGPT. OpenAI, with a US$300 billion valuation, has acquired Ive’s 2019 startup for US$5 billion in stock, valuing the company at nearly US$6.5 billion. Io’s 55 employees will join OpenAI and form a new hardware division to be led by OpenAI’s Peter Welinder. continue…
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Insuring its own future – the QBE turnaround
Sean Sequeira
May 21, 2025
QBE (ASX:QBE) has been a long-term holding of the Australian Eagle Long portfolio, albeit one that has faced its share of missteps over the years. However, in recent periods, the business has undergone a clear and deliberate transformation under current management, with a renewed focus on profitability, discipline and simplification. continue…
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The Apple of Warren Buffett’s eye
Roger Montgomery
May 15, 2025
On May 3, Warren Buffett announced his retirement. Here’s my dictation (abbreviated) of his announcement:
“The time has arrived where Greg should become the CEO of the company at year end, and I want to spring that on the directors effectively [of Berkshire Hathaway]”. continue…
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Impressive March quarter results sends Life360’s share price up 18 per cent
David Buckland
May 13, 2025
In response to Life360’s (ASX:360) March 2025 Quarterly update released on Monday 12 May, its share price has jumped 18 per cent from $23.58 to $27.85 in the past two trading days. continue…
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REA Group Q3 FY25 result – yield resilience aids solid performance amid softer listings outlook
Roger Montgomery
May 13, 2025
Last week, REA Group delivered a broadly in-line third quarter result, highlighting the resilience of its pricing power and disciplined cost management, even as listing volumes soften into the final quarter.
Revenue for the period rose 12 per cent year-on-year to A$374 million, essentially matching market expectations, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) excluding associates increased 12 per cent to A$199 million, just shy of consensus estimates. Free cash flow was robust at A$132 million, marking a 19 per cent year-on-year increase. continue…
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Woodside turns up the heat – LNG expansion, strategic partnerships, and hydrogen future
Roger Montgomery
May 12, 2025
Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX: WDS) (formerly Woodside Petroleum Ltd) is Australia’s largest independent dedicated oil and gas exploration and production company. With its share price down 46 per cent since September 2023, it might pay investors to understand the transformation occurring at the company and the reason it is now a three per cent position in The Montgomery Fund and a 2.3 per cent position in The Montgomery [Private] Fund. continue…
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Winners and losers from Labor’s 2025 Australian election victory
Roger Montgomery
May 5, 2025
Labor’s resounding victory at the weekend’s Federal Election, securing a second term with a strengthened parliamentary majority, defied predictions of a close contest, possibly reflects the idealism of a new generation of voters, and grants Labor a mandate to advance a socialist policy agenda.
Victoria’s fiscal challenges however are the result of a long-term Labor government running a socialist agenda that has now run out of other people’s money. continue…
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