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Three reasons we continue to like Woolworths
Joseph Kim
July 21, 2020
In recent months, The Montgomery Fund has accumulated a significant position in Woolworths – it’s now one of our largest positions. And we remain positive on the outlook for the company over the medium term, even after the recent rally in its share price. continue…
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Nanosonics has a long runway for growth
Dominic Rose
July 21, 2020
It’s a testing time for investors, with so many hitherto great businesses on their knees, and others looking well over-priced. But it’s still possible to identify structural winners with a long growth runway at reasonable prices. I think one of these could be Sydney-based medical device innovator, Nanosonics (ASX:NAN). continue…
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Why investors have lost their taste for Treasury Wine Estates
Stuart Jackson
July 13, 2020
You’d think that Australia’s global winemaker and distributor, Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE), would be reasonably immune to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. But the owner of famous brands like Wolf Blass, Lindemans and Penfolds is also feeling the pinch, with its latest trading update pointing to a tough year ahead. continue…
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Macquarie Telecom: the data centre business is a real growth engine
Gary Rollo
July 9, 2020
Founded 27 years ago, Macquarie Telecom (ASX:MAQ) is an Australian data centre, cloud, cyber security and telecom company for mid to large business and government customers. Gary recently spoke with Chief Executive Officer, David Tudehope to discuss business and the investments the company’s making to extend its growth horizon. continue…
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Why we no longer own shares in Auckland Airport
Roger Montgomery
July 8, 2020
Following the worst of the COVID-19 sell-off, the Montgomery Small Companies Fund increased our shareholding in Auckland International Airport (ASX:AIA) – which we’ve long regarded as a high quality business. But how quickly things change these days. In light of more recent news flow from airlines and health authorities, we decided to exit our position.
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What falling car sales tell us about the economy
Andreas Lundberg
July 8, 2020
New car sales data is a good indicator of consumer sentiment and of a country’s economic health. So the most recent data from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries is a concern. They show that new car sales in Australia fell – for the 27th month in a row. continue…
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An upbeat outlook gives us more reasons to like IMDEX
Dominic Rose
July 3, 2020
IMDEX (ASX:IMD) remains one of our preferred mining services exposures, as the company is well placed to benefit from the strong gold price outlook and is armed with a new product pipeline full of promise. The mining technology company recently provided an upbeat presentation highlighting a faster than expected demand recovery, encouraging results from new tool trials, accelerating adoption of cloud-connected products attributable to the pandemic, and robust medium-term industry fundamentals. continue…
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Does Megaport have a bright future?
Tim Kelley
July 2, 2020
Many readers will be familiar with the transformation being wrought in the information technology space by cloud computing. Where previously an enterprise would own and maintain all of its own computing infrastructure on-premises, increasingly, businesses are coming to view computing as a non-core activity that is best consumed as a service. continue…
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Freedom Foods shows why it pays to check a firm’s cash-flow
Joseph Kim
July 2, 2020
Ignoring a firm’s operating cash-flow conversion for a period of time can be very risky. Particularly during a period of business stress, like we have right now. The most recent example of this is with Freedom Foods (ASX: FNP), which was recently put in a trading halt pending an investigation into its financial position – but not before its share price dived 14 per cent.
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Nick Scali reports strong sales in May and June
Roger Montgomery
June 25, 2020
As you may know, the furniture retailer, Nick Scali, is one of our holdings in the Montgomery Small Companies Fund and CEO Anthony Scali has just updated fund managers through a broker-arranged conference call. continue…
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