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Budget ideas
Russell Muldoon
May 19, 2014
Now the dust has settled on last week’s budget announcement, we have collectively come up with a number of ways that proposed changes to the budget may impact listed businesses, and provide some of these below. continue…
by Russell Muldoon Posted in Economics, Health Care, Insightful Insights, Market commentary.
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Let them… smoke cigars?
Roger Montgomery
May 14, 2014
We have long believed (and written) that the risk to changes to the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) in the budget were non-existent. The share price decline of McMillan Shakespeare (ASX: MMS) over recent months however, suggested the rest of the market believed otherwise. continue…
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The low-risk investment strategy
Roger Montgomery
May 6, 2014
In this interview with Ross Greenwood on Radio 2GB on Tuesday May 6, Roger discusses risk and probability when it comes to investing, and why it’s important to consider the value of a business rather than trying to gamble on the stock market. Listen here.
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Investing Education, Market commentary.
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Rumours… or Fact?
Roger Montgomery
April 10, 2014
We often see the market jumping at shadows. Take the recent weakness in the share price of McMillan Shakespeare (ASX: MMS). Given the absolute and ‘in writing’ promise by both Abbott and Hockey that changes to fringe benefits tax for salary packaging were off the table, we have been miffed by the swirling rumours that there would be changes in the budget detrimental to MMS. continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Insightful Insights, Market commentary.
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Home ownership and the Baby Boomers
Roger Montgomery
April 8, 2014
Chatting to Ross Greenwood on Radio 2GB on Tuesday April 8, I talk about home ownership and the Baby Boomer generation, and the dynamics that will play out between the two over the next few years. Listen here.
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Bubble vs no bubble?
Roger Montgomery's Team
March 21, 2014
We were interested recently to see Jeremy Grantham add his view to the “bubble or no bubble” debate. In a typically thoughtful contribution, Jeremy has set out a test for what constitutes a bubble and determined objectively that equity valuations currently do not meet that test. continue…
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Another Bearish Warning?
Roger Montgomery
March 12, 2014
As a follow-up from our last post on Seth Klarman’s warning about impending asset price bubble, we found the below graphic that highlights an increasing amount of capital being raised by lower quality companies, rather interesting. (You can view the original post on ZeroHedge, here).
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Montgomery’s missionary zeal
Guest Author
March 4, 2014
Over the weekend, journalist, leading economist and fellow fund manager Christopher Joye penned a profile article for the Australia Financial Review. We’re republishing it here, as opposed to just our usual press section, because we think it encapsulates exactly what it is we are attempting to do here at Montgomery Investment Management.
The missionary zeal of value investor Roger Montgomery
by CHRISTOPHER JOYE continue…
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2013… what a year!
Roger Montgomery
December 26, 2013
As we draw the curtains on 2013, we thought it would be interesting to look back at the three most popular stories from the year. They are… continue…
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Will it float or sink?
Roger Montgomery
December 11, 2013
My kids all played this game at the Montgomery residence when they were very young. We’d line up all manner of items next to a bowl of water and the kids had to think about whether the item would float or sink. Heavy pieces of wood were always fun because despite their weight, they floated.
That surprised look must also be on the faces of those who purchased shares in some of the recent wave of floats. continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Companies, Market commentary.
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