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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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High dividend yields, low P/E’s and high PEG ratios are popular but why do the returns merely rise and fall with the market? Should you use charts or fundamentals? Time in the market or timing?  What really works on the Australian stock market? Roger Montgomery explores the methods many use when attempting to beat the market and then reveals those that do. Listen to Podcast.

What works on Wall Street? was recorded at the Australian Investors’ Association National Conference, Surfers Paradise Australia, 27 July 2010.

Listen to Roger’s workshop presentation The Formula That Works: Company Valuation Made Easy.

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Does your portfolio simply rise and fall with the market? On 4 August 2010 at the ASX Investor Hour in Melbourne Roger Montgomery revealed his technique for valuing the best stocks and buying them for less than they’re worth. Listen to Podcast.

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Roger Montgomery explains to readers of Money magazine the difference between investing and speculating. Read article.

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Companies with a history of carefully investing shareholder capital usually don’t give it away undeservedly. When it comes to Downer EDI, Shareholders would have been better off owning Forge, Decimal or Monadelphous. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.

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When share prices start getting ahead of even the most optimistic forecasts then it’s probably time to let them go. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.

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Fund manager Roger Montgomery has calculated that Ten Network has virtually trod water for more than 10 years with an average compound growth of just 4.8 per cent and profitability levels that have not been sufficient to cover dividends. Read article.

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