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It’s becoming scary for small US retailers
Roger Montgomery
July 22, 2022
U.S. Retail Industry observer Retail Dive is reporting Armaggeddon for small retailers in the U.S., citing the survey results of Alignable, a small business networking service with more than seven million members across North America. Continue…
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Why did Megaport’s share price jump 23%?
Gary Rollo
July 21, 2022
Megaport (ASX:MP1) was the ASX’s star performer yesterday jumping 23 per cent on the close following a trading update that clearly surprised many in the market. I joined Roger to discuss why it is a holding in the Montgomery Small Companies Fund and identify the two big messages in the release yesterday. Continue…
by Gary Rollo Posted in Editor's Pick, Stocks We Like, Video Insights.
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WHITEPAPERS
Investing in the age of transformation
Polen Capital
July 21, 2022
Over the past two years, the evolution of the pandemic has been the leading force dictating the path of the global recovery. Despite the many challenges still present, Polen Capital believe that several secular trends that were already in motion before COVID-19 will continue to shape the world around us and play an important role in defining tomorrow’s leading businesses. In this whitepaper, Polen Capital look at what they view as some of the most important secular growth themes that may reshape the world over the next decade. Continue…
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ABC Nightlife: Is Australia heading into recession?
Roger Montgomery
July 20, 2022
Roger joined Philip Clark on ABC Nightlife to discuss recession and inflation. With the costs rising for food, petrol and energy along with interest rates also going up, is the economy about to enter a recession? With the lowest level of unemployment in known memory, are you wondering how can a downturn be imminent? Listen here.
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Could a credit crunch be more important than a recession?
Roger Montgomery
July 20, 2022
I have just penned my next column for The Australian Wealth section this weekend. In the article I explain how different definitions of recession are common and yet largely irrelevant for today’s equity investor. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Market commentary.
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Higher cash rates plus earnings downgrades: an opportunity for counter-cyclical investors
David Buckland
July 20, 2022
In this week’s video insight David reviews what to expect in markets over the next few weeks. We are likely to see a combination of rising official cash rates and the downgrade of many companies’ earnings expectations. Will this promote an opportunity for counter-cyclical investors? Continue…
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Get set for weaker employment data
Stuart Jackson
July 19, 2022
Australia is currently enjoying the most buoyant labour market conditions since the 1970s. But how long can the low unemployment rate persist? As the saying goes, if something can’t go on forever, sooner or later it must stop. And with consumer and business sentiment both waning, surely it is just a matter of time. Continue…
by Stuart Jackson Posted in Economics, Market commentary.
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Spark deals shows infrastructure is still in high demand
Andreas Lundberg
July 18, 2022
If you’re looking for a solid investment with stable and predictable cashflows, you could do worse than explore listed infrastructure assets. This conclusion was hammered home to me yet again by the news that Spark New Zealand (SPK:ASX) is selling 70 per cent of its passive tower infrastructure company for a pretty tidy sum. The deal follows other recent asset sales, and shows the continued appetite by investors for these assets. Continue…
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