How does Roger Montgomery avoid value traps?
You’ve acquired shares in a company at a price less than your estimate of it’s Value.able intrinsic value, yet the share price continues to slide (Lend Lease, Babcock and Brown). Maybe your estimate of the company’s Value.able intrinsic value was based on misleading information (ABC Learning Centres)? Or the company just wasn’t investment grade, despite the stock market’s enthusiasm (Leighton Holdings)? In this appearance on Switzer TV with Peter Swizter, Roger Montgomery reveals his Value.able strategy you can follow to avoid ‘value traps’ and build a portfolio of A1 stocks. Roger also shares his step-by-step guide for avoiding poor quality businesses. Watch the interview.
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