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After performing admirably for much of the March 2021 quarter, Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) (market capitalisation of US$25.7 billion), has experienced significant share price dislocation over recent weeks, declining from over US$30 to the current US$15 per share. continue…

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Universal Store (ASX: UNI) is a youth-focused retailer of trend-led and casual fashion, shoes, accessories, lifestyle and ‘gifting’. It only listed last November, but has managed to surprise market estimates to the upside three times since then with impressive and accelerating rates of organic growth. Clearly, it’s a great story, and I like the firm’s short to medium term prospects. continue…

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There are over 2,000 companies listed on the ASX and most of them are small caps presenting huge investment opportunities in ASX small cap stocks, but how do you know which ones to invest in? We look for exposure to high-quality businesses that exhibit considerable growth and will come out of the pandemic in a stronger competitive position.

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Facebook’s March 2021 Quarter revenue increased 48 per cent to $26.2 billion from $17.7 billion with strong demand for advertising from the social network’s 2.85 billion monthly active users, across its Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp platforms, up 10 per cent. Net income in the March quarter jumped 94 per cent from $4.9 billion to $9.5 billion, easily exceeding analysts’ expectations. continue…

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Network as a Service provider (NaaS), Megaport (ASX:MP1) is a company we follow with interest, and one that we have commented on in several previous articles. continue…

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In terms of the weighting of the Polen Capital Global Growth portfolio, each of Microsoft, Alphabet and Starbucks produced bumper March 2021 Quarterly results and a summary follows. continue…

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The major banks will release their results over the next couple of weeks. Having generally lagged the market over the last few years, the bank stocks have been relative winners in the last six months as fears around bad debts eased. continue…

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The real estate investment trust sector is not a traditional hunting ground for the Montgomery Small Companies Fund. REITs tend to be passive asset owners or rent collectors. So they’re not a natural fit for our philosophy of investing in talented management teams that can generate compounding wealth for our investors. But National Storage REIT (ASX:NSR) is an exception. continue…

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The Montgomery Small Companies Fund is diversified across the spectrum of growth. It includes Stable Compounders, Tactical Opportunities, and Structural Winners. In this blog, I set out our key holdings in each of these categories. continue…

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In June 2018, Telstra (ASX:TLS) announced its Telstra2022 strategy, aimed at simplifying its operations and product set and reducing its cost base. At the time, we thought that the strategy took Telstra in the right direction and represented a credible response to the issues faced, which included the progressive loss of its lucrative fixed line business to the National Broadband Network, and an inflated cost base, accumulated during its time as a government-owned monopoly service provider. continue…

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