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In this week’s video insight IMDEX’s (ASX: IMD) CEO Paul House joined Dominic Rose to discuss the businesses recent first quarter FY23 result. The result showed stronger revenue growth than the market was expecting despite all the macro doom and gloom. Paul House also discusses the businesses shifting business model and new products. continue…

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In this interview on Ausbiz Roger discussed whether a financial crisis is creeping up. The U.S. Federal Reserve has been playing ‘catch-up’, raising rates faster than others, and at a pace unseen in decades. Meanwhile, global debt levels reached a 50-year high following government fiscal initiatives to support society during the pandemic. Hear Roger’s views in this interview: Is a financial crisis creeping up slowly?

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In this video Gary Rollo joined Symbio’s (ASX:SYM) CEO and Co-Founder Rene Sugo to introduce the business and share how the businesses’ telecom software works. Rene also delves deeper into Symbio’s opportunity in Asian markets and the growth prospects there. continue…

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Roger joined Sean Aylmer on the Fear and Greed Podcast to discuss current market conditions. There’s plenty of negativity in the market right now, with a real risk of recession in the U.S. and in Europe as interest rates rise to combat inflation. But what does this mean for investors? At some point we will enter another bull market. Roger shares three scenarios that could kickstart another run up in sharemarkets in this podcast. 

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As nabtrade celebrates its 10^th birthday this month, they have created an exclusive investment series for their clients. In this piece I share an article on why this is a time for investors to rejoice rather than despair. Hear my words for investors in volatile times. Read: Is this time different?

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Penny Pryor published an article in Industry Moves discussing the launch of the Aura Core Income Fund. The Aura Core Income Fund is an open-ended fund which invests in a pool of Australian private debt assets including asset backed SME loans. Read the article: Montgomery Investment Management launches retail credit fund continue…

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Tony Yoo published an article in The Motley Fool  to discuss the why ‘Buy low, sell high’ is a timeless investment axiom, but it’s easier said than done. This means backing a company when it’s friendless among other investors. Buying in at such a time takes genuine courage. Through all the turbulence seen in share markets in 2022, one of the sectors that investors have abandoned is retail, especially those that sell discretionary products. The logic is that as interest rates rise, Australians will have less to spend. Has this ASX sector hit rock bottom? Is it time to buy in?

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Roger joined Philip Clark on ABC Nightlife to discuss whether interest rates will succeed in staving off a recession and how much of an impact we can expect on house prices. Today, CPI inflation has risen to 6.1 per cent and underlying inflation is 4.9 per cent. These are the highest rates in many years. There is a real economic challenge coming for the newly minted federal government.

Are continual interest rate rises the right approach to curbing a national recession?
Listen to the podcast here: ABC Nightlife 13 September 2022

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The market is split on the investment case for consumer discretionary stocks. On the one hand, rate rises are designed to cool demand, and squeeze household cash flows and balance sheets. On the other hand, the labour market is strong, incomes are high, and people have savings buffers to draw upon. Roger joins Ausbiz to discuss the signs across the domestic and international economies that consumer demand is about slow. Watch: Why Roger is underweight consumer discretionary

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Reading between the spreadsheet lines, the annual earnings season has given a few hints of what is to come for corporate Australia and the broader economy over the next year. The annual results of Australia’s top 200 listed companies is a scorecard of how they performed over the last 12 months, as well as what they’re hoping to achieve for the year ahead. Every reporting season has a few losers.

Roger Montgomery warns some retailers could be in for more pain as inflation rises and people refrain from spending. “Another after effect from COVID has been the persistent supply chain issues that companies are facing, and we saw companies like City Chic, Lovisa and Supercheap Auto responding to those supply chain difficulties by investing more in inventory,” he observed.

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Rachel Pupazzoni: Corporate Australia just received a glowing profit report card, but the outlook is not as rosy

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