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TV – the end of the world as we know it?
Roger Montgomery
December 12, 2018
When a technology advances, bringing down prices, it opens new markets. The S&P500 Media & Entertainment index recently slid 15% from its all-time highs. In this article for Cuffelinks Roger discusses the traits that investors need to be aware of to ensure the don’t fall for a potential value trap. Read here.
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Banks’ share prices have tumbled but are they cheap?
Roger Montgomery
December 10, 2018
Emily Stewart published an article in ABC News which discusses the future of Australia’s big four banks. It’s been a bad year for them so what’s ahead? Emily draws on Roger’s view that at the current prices the banks look reasonable. Read here.
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ABC Nightlife
Roger Montgomery
December 6, 2018
In this radio program with Philip Clark, Roger discusses interest rates. They have been left on hold again by the Reserve Bank, although globally they’re rising. Why are interest rates so important and what will be the impact on Christmas spending? Listen here.
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MONEY NEWS 04.12.2018
Roger Montgomery
December 5, 2018
It seems some of the problems for the stock market may have abated such as the China/US trade wars however, bond prices have an effect on share prices. In this week’s interview on Money News, Roger and Ross Greenwood discuss the quantitative tightening occurring in the US and the tapering of purchases in Europe and Japan. With the Fed reducing its bond buying and with the US government issuing more bonds to fund its deficits, the higher yields on government bonds are starting to look more attractive. How will this impact investors?
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Why cash is back, wearing its crown
Roger Montgomery
December 4, 2018
In this article published in The Australian, Roger discusses why holding cash in the current market conditions is most valuable. A simple rule to remember when it comes to investing is this: the higher the price you pay, the lower your returns. Read here.
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How to Avoid Overpriced Stocks To Guard Your Nest Egg
Roger Montgomery
December 3, 2018
Roger joined Ann Nelson from retire well, retire happy to discuss the current market conditions and how to avoid over priced stocks. Listen to the podcast here.
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MONEY NEWS 27.11.2018
David Buckland
November 28, 2018
In this week’s interview on Money News, Ross and David discusses the annual general meetings taking place and those facing a first strike on executive remuneration.
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Westpac chief throws doubt over future of the bank’s advice business
Roger Montgomery
November 23, 2018
Rod Myer published an article in The New Daily which discuss Westpac’s decision to retain its advice business and draws on Roger’s views. Read here.
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Money News 20.11.2018
Roger Montgomery
November 21, 2018
Share prices are now declining further, so the question on many minds is what do you do? Roger discusses the correlation between rising global interest rates and declining asset prices and where you can hide during this correction.
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Opportunity knocks as property sell-off puts prices in tailspin
Roger Montgomery
November 20, 2018
In this article published in the Herald Sun, Roger discuss the Australian property market. On the demand side buyers are fewer and have less money, and on the supply side more owners are being forced to consider selling. Read here.
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