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What are Roger Montgomery’s Value.able valuations for WOW, FMG, TOL and VBA?
Roger Montgomery
August 26, 2010
Unlike most stock market investors, Roger Montgomery doesn’t pay attention to short-term moves in the market. Instead, he focuses on individual businesses and what they are worth. In this appearance on Market Moves Roger shares his insights on the Woolworths (WOW) share buy-back and also reveals his Value.able intrinsic valuations for Fortescue (FMG), Toll Holdings (TOL) and Virgin Blue (VBA). Watch the interview.
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What A1 businesses does Roger Montgomery compare all others to?
Roger Montgomery
August 26, 2010
Monadelphous and Fleetwood are both A1 businesses. When it comes to the banks, Roger Montgomery would choose CBA every time. Roger rates these businesses so highly that when it comes to analysing other businesses in the mining services, construction services and banking sectors, these businesses set the benchmark. In this appearance on Your Money Your Call Roger also shares his insights and 2012 Value.able intrinsic valuations for Santos, Woolworths, Primary Healthcare, Nexus Eneregy and Westpac. Watch the interview.
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What are Roger Montgomery’s Top 10 stocks?
Roger Montgomery
August 26, 2010
Peter Switzer asked Roger Montgomery to list his top 10 stocks that are the best value on the ASX. Whilst not all of them are A1s, they do share a common characteristic: the chance of these businesses making a surprise announcement about a capital raising, inability to repay debt or succumbing to liquidation or bankruptcy is very low. In fact, if any of these events were to occur, Roger Montgomery would be shocked. So what are Roger’s top 10 value stocks? Watch the interview.
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Telstra shareholders anxious as election looms
Roger Montgomery
August 18, 2010
Telstra and its 1.4 million shareholders are under pressure and stuck at an anxious crossroads pending the outcome of this election. Roger Montgomery said “10 years ago intrinsic value was $4, but the price was $9. Today the intrinsic value’s closer to $3 and that’s about where the price is. So, the market eventually gets it right. It’s not compelling value right now, but it’s not expensive either, finally.” Read transcript.
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How does Roger Montgomery’s portfolio survive downturns?
Roger Montgomery
August 13, 2010
A rational investment approach is the only way to protect your portfolio in times of economic uncertainty. In this appearance on Lunch Money, Roger Montgomery shares with investors his strategy of buying great businesses when they are cheap. Roger also reveals his Value.able intrinsic valuations for Hutchison, ANZ and Woodside. Watch the interview.
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Which big four bank is Roger Montgomery’s top pick?
Roger Montgomery
August 13, 2010
Roger Montgomery often says Australia’s big four banks have a wonderful competitive advantage. But which one is his top pick — CBA, ANZ, NAB or WBC? Roger also shares his insights on Forge, Clough and Decmil — do these mining services businesses have the potential to be Australia’s next Worley Parsons? Watch the interview.
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Are Seek and Worley Parsons Roger Montgomery A1s?
Roger Montgomery
August 13, 2010
Seek and Worley Parsons have a track record of achieving Roger Montgomery’s coveted A1 Montgomery Quality Rating (MQR). The intrinsic value for these businesses is forecast to rise in the coming years, but are they cheap right now? In this appearance on Lunch Money with Brooke Corte, Roger Montgomery also shares his insights on the future prospects for uranium and oil. Watch the interview.
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Would Roger Montgomery buy Telstra now?
Roger Montgomery
August 13, 2010
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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Is JB Hi-Fi still a Roger Montgomery A1?
Roger Montgomery
August 12, 2010
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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Does Roger Montgomery agree with modern portfolio theory?
Roger Montgomery
August 12, 2010
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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