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Ausbiz: Is it safe to re-enter still shark-infested retail waters?
Roger Montgomery
May 26, 2023
I joined Ausbiz to discuss whether the increased interest rates are finally hurting consumers. There have been some recent profit warnings from discretionary retailers which show the strain on consumer spending. Is now a better time to avoid retailers and focus on other opportunities? Watch the interview: Is it safe to re-enter still shark-infested retail waters?
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ABC Nightlife: Interest rates
Roger Montgomery
December 14, 2022
Roger Montgomery joined Phil Clark on ABC Nightlife to discuss what lies ahead for the Australian property market. As anyone with a mortgage knows, the official cash rate is at 10-year high after eight consecutive month increases, so what is in store for 2023? Listen to the podcast here: ABC Nightlife 13 November 2022
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Ausbiz with Equity Mates: Watchlist Wednesday – from shoes to storage units
Roger Montgomery
December 2, 2021
Roger joined Alec Renehan and Bryce Leske from Equity Mates on Ausbiz for watchlist Wednesday. In this episode Roger discusses four stocks for your watchlist and why he likes them. Including National Storage REIT, Waypoint REIT, Macquarie Telecom and Accent Group. Markets are really good at overestimating the short term but underestimating the long term prospects of some companies and these companies are proof of that. Watch here. continue…
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This Christmas, give the gift that keeps on giving
Roger Montgomery
November 23, 2021
Set your adult kids, friends or significant other on the path to investing success and discover how more than 40,000 investors have already changed their fortunes. Buy two copies of Value.able for the price of one. continue…
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Value Investing series, Part 4
Roger Montgomery
February 5, 2016
If you are interested in learning about value investing, last year we recorded a podcast series with 2GB. Today we share Part 4, of a six-part series. continue…
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Value Investing Series, Part 3
Roger Montgomery
January 28, 2016
If you are interested in learning about value investing, last year we recorded a podcast series with 2GB. Today we share Part 3, of a six-part series. continue…
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Are you considering the downside risk?
Scott Shuttleworth
January 28, 2016
It’s common knowledge that for a well-diversified portfolio of “blue-chip” shares, expected returns are generally in the order of market returns less transaction costs. What might be surprising to some is how quickly said portfolio can drastically underperform if diversification is removed from the equation. continue…
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Darth Veda II – Return of the bid lord?
Russell Muldoon
September 10, 2015
For a quick recap on our last post on Veda Group Ltd (ASX: VED), readers might want to revisit our blog here and the reasons we decided to exit our holding late last year. continue…
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When the disruptor becomes the disrupted
Stuart Jackson
July 25, 2015
The industrial action taken by taxi drivers in Paris a couple of weeks ago once again showed that the change caused by industry disruptors has a real face, and that change invariably causes pain. continue…
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Making Sense of Millennials
David Buckland
July 24, 2015
Millennials are broadly defined as anyone born between 1981 and 2000, and while there is a different daily reality between a 15 year old and a 34 year old, this “category” currently accounts for one-third of the global population and is projected to comprise 75 per cent of the global workforce by 2030. continue…
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