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On Lunch Money with Brooke Corte, Roger Montgomery reiterated his long-standing opinion on Telstra, a business whose profits are less today than they were ten years ago and whose intrinsic value has done nothing for years. But following the release of Telstra’s latest results, has Roger’s opinion of Australia’s largest telecommunications provider changed? Watch the interview.

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Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce says the company’s profits are poised to take-off, but Roger Montgomery says the whole airline industry is terminally unprofitable. Read article.

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For a company so dominant in its market Telstra has been a constant source of disappointment to shareholders. The fixed line rental part of their businesses is in terminal decline it seems. And people are replacing their fixed lines in the home for example with mobile phones, Roger Montgomery says. Listen to interview.

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Telstra had consistently failed to perform. Roger Montgomery says the company has had virtually no growth in profit in the past decade. Read article.

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The airline’s profit is a quarter of what it was ten years ago. If it had not managed to slash its staff costs, Qantas would have made a loss this year. Read article.

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JB Hi-Fi released its full year results in early August and Roger Montgomery has some interesting insights about the future of the retailer. Can JBH continue to generate very high rates of return on equity? Watch the interview.

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Peter Switzer values Roger’s advice, but he often plays devils advocate. In this appearance on Switzer TV Roger Montgomery talks about the kinds of stocks invests should and shouldn’t have in their portfolios. Roger also shares his thoughts on modern portfolio theory and diversification and reveals his reasons for selling or holding. Watch the interview.

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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce joins Lateline Business live to discuss a tough year that included Eyjafjallajokull. Tiki Fullertson asks “…one of the reasons that you’ve cited for not paying a dividend this time round is for capital expenditure. But no dividend for over a year now – those long-suffering mums and dads. Is Roger Montgomery right that this isn’t a retail stock?” Read the transcript.

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Its shares are still at a discount to their intrinsic value, so they won’t be sold out of the ValueLine portfolio anytime soon. But JB’s years of fast growth have slowed. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.

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Don’t be mislead by conventional wisdom again. Find out how Roger Montgomery identifies A1 businesses trading at D-grade prices to produce returns that have significantly outperformed. Discover his “true cash flow” calculation and ten businesses that have the highest probability of success. Listen to Podcast.

The Formula That Works was recorded at the Australian Investors’ Association National Conference, Surfers Paradise Australia, 28 July 2010 and was rated by investors as the second best overall presentation of the Conference.

Listen to Roger’s keynote presentation What works on Wall Street?

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