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are there opportunities in the market?
Roger Montgomery
December 8, 2014
In this interview with Ross Greenwood on December 8, Roger looks at the slide of the market, China slowing down and struggling retail as a result of very low consumer confidence. Listen here.
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Is Australia ‘open for business’ or is it for sale?
Roger Montgomery
December 6, 2014
In this column published in The Australian, Roger looks at the balance of payments current account deficit and the issues with selling assets to repair debt. Read here.
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Take no income from the best companies
Roger Montgomery
December 5, 2014
In this article, Roger takes a different view of dividends and suggests businesses, shareholders and even Australia as a whole are missing out by the grovelling to investors’ demands for income. Read here.
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Why dividends are overrated
Roger Montgomery
December 4, 2014
In this column published in the December/January issue of Money magazine, Roger covers why the benefits of fully franked dividends may have been overstated, especially when compared to the long term advantages to company from the retention and profitable reinvestment of earnings. Read here.
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Analysts tip Medibank shareholder backlash
Roger Montgomery
November 27, 2014
In this interview, Roger Montgomery speaks to The World Today’s Pat McGrath as they discuss a potential shareholder backlash against the Government’s handling of the Medibank float. Listen here.
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INTEREST RATES, THE BEST IT GETS. IT’S TIME TO DEPLOY CASH
Curious about the investment landscape in 2024? It appears that the current market offers a plethora of enticing opportunities for investors, a rarity not experienced since pre-pandemic times. This unique scenario stems from a confluence of factors, including elevated yields and comparatively rational equity valuations.
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aldi heightens pressure on competitors
Roger Montgomery
November 27, 2014
In this interview with Ticky Fullerton, Roger discusses his take on Woolworths as they face increasing pressure due to the expansion of ALDI. Watch here.
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Coca-Cola shows bubbles barely matter for seasoned investor
Roger Montgomery
November 22, 2014
In this column published in The Australian, Roger takes a look at the current Australian property market; in light of population growth, higher interest rates and a slowing China. Read here.
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The eternal chase for alpha
Roger Montgomery
November 20, 2014
In this article for The Switzer Super Report, Roger comments on alpha, that elusive figure of outperformance that sustains the industry of investment management. However, alpha is notoriously difficult to acquire and with some slight of thought it’s quite easy to answer the question of why this is so. Read here.
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Take bitter with the sweet in NYC
Roger Montgomery
November 19, 2014
In this column published in the Herald Sun, Roger comments on gelato in New York City, rising real estate prices and an ASX-listed real estate investment (REIT) structured to take advantage of a US recovery. Read here.
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WHAT WORKS IN EQUITY MARKETS?
Roger Montgomery
November 18, 2014
In this article, Roger comments on the different types of investors. At one extreme you have high frequency traders who rely on technology to allow them to place orders with lightning speed and eke out a small percentage profit on huge numbers of small trades in the margin between buyer and seller. At the other extreme you have patient, long-term value investors who are happy to leave a good stock in the bottom drawer for years or decades, and allow compound returns to work their magic. In between these extremes, there are perhaps as many different investment styles as there are individual investors. Read here.
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