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Stars of the data world
Roger Montgomery
April 6, 2011
Unlike a conventional “Blue Chip” portfolio founded on the principles of diversification in large well-known companies, Roger Montgomery’s Money Value.able portfolio is driven by the pursuit of extraordinary businesses at prices less than they’re worth. In the April 2011 column, Roger diverges slightly from his ‘picks and shovels’ theme to focus on a company that is reaping the benefits of Australia’s exploding internet usage. Read Roger’s article.
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Nightmare scenario
Roger Montgomery
April 6, 2011
ABC Finance Journalist and Eureka Report founder Alan Kohler looks for an upside to world disaster in his latest column for Money magazine. Alan writes “Before I look in detail at the parts of these two icebergs that are under the water, I want to repeat something I heard my friend Roger Montgomery say at a conference the other day. “Vlatility represents opportunity, not risk”. Wise man, Roger”. Read Alan’s article.
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Flights reduced, jobs cut at Qantas
Roger Montgomery
March 30, 2011
The head of Qantas says high fuel costs and a series of natural disasters means the company is facing its most serious challenge since the global financial crisis. Today the airline’s chief executive Alan Joyce announced the company will retire aircraft, reduce flights to Japan and New Zealand, and cut staff. Roger Montgomery said “If they keep going the way they’ve been going – with the amount of planes that they’ve got, the amount of staff that they’ve got, the routes that they’ve got and the prices that they’ve got – then yes they’ll have to keep increasing the amount of money that’s contributed to the business”. Read transcript.
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Qantas cuts staff, flights to counter fuel price hit
Roger Montgomery
March 30, 2011
Qantas shares closed 4 cents higher at $2.19 after the company announced it will reduce international and domestic capacity, retire aircraft, reduce management positions and maintain fuel surcharges in an effort to offset soaring fuel prices. Roger Montgomery of Montgomery Investment Management told ABC report Michael Janda the company’s share price is lower than a decade ago for good reason. Read article.
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ValueLine: Fifteen stocks to watch
Roger Montgomery
March 30, 2011
I have prepared a list of companies that achieve extremely high Montgomery Quality Ratings of A1, A2 or B1, with a market capitalisation of greater than $1 billion, returns on equity of more than 10% and historical and forecast intrinsic value increases of more than 10% per annum. I hope you find the list educational and are able to put it to good use. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.
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Which small cap stocks have caught Roger Montgomery’s Value.able eye?
Roger Montgomery
March 24, 2011
Peter Switzer asked Roger Montgomery to reveal which small cap stocks achieve his A1 Montgomery Quality Rating (MQR). Forge Group (FGE), Matrix Composite (MCE) and Think Smart (TSM) have been on Roger’s list for a while. They all pass Roger’s Value.able criteria for extraordinary businesses – good quality, bright prospects, low debt, competitive advantage and rising intrinsic values. In this interview Roger reveals three new stocks that look set to make his A1 grade, plus his Value.able estimate of their intrinsic value. Watch the interview.
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ValueLine: Your retail form guide
Roger Montgomery
March 23, 2011
Entrants in Australia’s retail sector range from nippy thoroughbreds to tired donkeys… Harvey Norman, Oroton, Woolworths, Myer, Coles, Noni B, Kathmandu, JB Hi-Fi, Fantastic Furniture, Nick Scali, The Reject Shop and Billabong. Roger reveals his Montgomery Quality Rating (MQR), forecast change in Value.able intrinsic value over the next twelve months and the current safety margin for these well-known Australian retailers in his latest column for Alan’s Eureka Report. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.
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Wesfarmers shareholders wait for return on takeover
Roger Montgomery
March 21, 2011
Wesfarmers’ $20 billion purchase of the Coles group is Australia’s biggest takeover, but Roger Montgomery says shareholder value has being destroyed. Read transcript.
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Investor type 2: the tester of patience, the value investor
Roger Montgomery
March 17, 2011
Marcus Padley, stockbroker and author of sharemarket newsletter Marcus Today, investigated “Value investing” as a potentially a potentially adoptable self-managed super trustee identity. Marcus wrote “At its worst, it is a great filter for identifying bad stocks. At its best, it is a disciplined structure for share assessment that works. If you can do it, it knocks the socks off any other. For those that want to pursue it, let me plug Roger Montgomery’s book Value.able. It’ll get you started without having to read boring old textbooks.It’s on Montgomery’s website – www.rogermontgomery.com“. Read Marcus’ article.
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ValueLine: Against the grain
Roger Montgomery
March 16, 2011
Last year Roger Montgomery wrote about TFS Corporation (TFC), an owner and manager of Indian sandalwood plantations in the east Kimberly region of WA. On Wednesday, the company emerged from a trading halt, announcing a $38 million capital raising. What happens to the value of the company? Well, a company that loses cash has a value that requires no calculations. It is simply zero. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.
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