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What return can you expect on Freightways shares?
Tim Kelley
June 1, 2021
Recently, we wrote about the return a long-term investor might expect to earn buying Australian listed equities at today’s prices. The note, which can be found here, concluded that returns in the region of 7.5-8 per cent might be a reasonable estimate – somewhat lower than the returns earned in the past. continue…
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Accenture: the twenty-year illustration of patient investing
David Buckland
May 27, 2021
The Polen Capital Global Growth Fund attempts to own 25-35 of the highest quality businesses which meet all of the manager’s five guardrails – a sustainable return on equity exceeding 20 per cent; exceptionally strong balance sheet; stable or growing profit margins; abundant free cashflow; and real organic revenue growth. And with Polen Capital’s exceptionally low portfolio turnover, global investors have a “sleep well at night” offering. continue…
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Why Webjet could be set to soar again
Stuart Jackson
May 26, 2021
Travel businesses have really suffered due to the COVID-19 travel restrictions and border closures, but with many economies re-opening, unleashing a likely tsunami of pent-up travel demand, the future is looking brighter. And companies like Webjet (ASX:WEB), the Australasian online travel agent and global hotel room intermediary, should be major beneficiaries. continue…
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Is it time for companies relying on cheap foreign labour to rethink their business models?
Andreas Lundberg
May 25, 2021
In this week’s video insight Andreas discusses businesses that are dependent on the import of cheap foreign labour including those in the construction, agriculture and hospitality industry. Common for all of these industries is that they have historically been relying on foreign workers and are towards the bottom of average wages. Will we see significant labour cost inflation in these industries?
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Why the Kogan share price has tanked
Roger Montgomery
May 24, 2021
Online retailer, Kogan (KGN:ASX), was one of the standouts during the COVID lockdown, and its share price soared during 2020. But, with many of us heading back to work, there is now less need to spend our days shopping online. This has resulted in ballooning inventories and a plummeting share price. And it’s not the only e-tailer feeling the pinch. continue…
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Why we sold out of Redbubble
Joseph Kim
May 24, 2021
Most articles we read are about hot stock tips to buy. Occasionally there are articles about “shorting” opportunities, albeit most are directed to sophisticated investors given the risks around shorting (i.e. a potential loss that exceeds your initial investment). Very few articles talk about when to sell. continue…
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Regis Resources Limited – could the share price indigestion be coming to an end?
David Buckland
May 21, 2021
The Australian gold sector occasionally throws out an interesting opportunity, and the severe share price decline of Regis Resources (ASX: RRL) over the past nine months, coinciding with the recent $650 million capital raising (241 million new shares at $2.70 per share) to acquire the 30 per cent interest in the Tropicana operation, may soon be a buying opportunity. continue…
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Raiz pioneers micro investing for new class of investors
David Buckland
May 20, 2021
Founded by our good friend George Lucas in 2016, and listed on the ASX in June 2018, Raiz Invest Limited (ASX: RZI) has a market capitalisation of around $140 million and is the mobile-first platform and app that focuses on millennials to automatically invest and save. The company has been steadily growing its funds under management and has recorded an 82 per cent increase in the year to April 2021 to $738 million. continue…
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Oneview Healthcare’s world first cloud-based care experience
Stuart Jackson
May 17, 2021
ASX-listed global healthcare technology company Oneview Healthcare plc (ASX:ONE) recently launched the world’s first and only cloud-based care experience platform. This comes at a critical time to meet the demand for digital services driven by the pandemic. continue…
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Pendal’s acquisition doubles the US footprint
Dominic Rose
May 14, 2021
Global fund manager, Pendal Group (ASX:PDL), has just announced the strategic acquisition of US-based Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley (TSW). The acquisition delivers material scale to the existing US operations and is expected to be double-digit earnings accretive in the first 12 months. continue…
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