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Good news for small caps!
Roger Montgomery
August 1, 2024
My prediction, for what it is worth, remains that small-caps should outperform their large-cap brethren, and conditions appear supportive for the share prices of innovative companies with pricing power and growth until the beginning of 2026. Continue…
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Happy Birthday to the Aura Private Credit Income Fund
David Buckland
August 1, 2024
The Aura Private Credit Income Fund (previously known as the Aura High Yield SME Fund) is celebrating its 7th anniversary today, 1 August 2024. We are delighted by the Fund’s performance since its inception. Continue…
by David Buckland Posted in Aura Group.
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Rio Tinto half-year results. Are the shares reasonable value?
Roger Montgomery
July 31, 2024
Today Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) delivered its first half calendar year 2024 results (1HCY24). The results were largely in line, with an underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) of US$5.75 billion within one per cent of consensus estimates and driven predominantly by Rio Tinto’s copper and aluminium divisions. Both net debt and free cash flow were also in line with expectations. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Companies, Stocks We Like.
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China’s deflationary environment – the iron-ore price and further downside?
David Buckland
July 31, 2024
Over the past 17 years, Chinese economic growth has decelerated from an approximate average annual 10 per cent to sub 5 per cent, whilst the Shanghai Composite Index has halved to under 2,900 points. Pressure on the Chinese residential property market and China’s ten-year bond yield at 2.1 per cent has been well highlighted, whilst the slowdown in sales from many big brand businesses is pointing to a deflationary environment, yet to be fully reflected in the iron-ore price. Continue…
by David Buckland Posted in Economics, Global markets.
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U.S. reporting season update
Roger Montgomery
July 31, 2024
With 41 per cent of S&P 500 companies having reported their actual results as of Friday, the tally so far appears to be more optimistic than anticipated. Here’s a breakdown of the scorecard so far, as presented by Factset.
The earnings season has kicked off with a robust start: Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Global markets, Market commentary.
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InvestmentMarkets – July investor webinar
Roger Montgomery
July 30, 2024
Last week, I had the pleasure of participating in the InvestmentMarkets July webinar series. I joined Angelina Wu to provide an overview of the current investment markets, highlighting key trends and economic indicators. I discuss the opportunities in small cap investments, both domestically and globally, and offer a recap of private credit and the potential benefits it holds for investors.
You can watch the full webinar recording here: Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Investing Education, Talks.
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2024 June quarter update on the Polen Capital Global Growth Fund
Polen Capital
July 30, 2024
In the June 2024 quarter, artificial intelligence (AI) remained the dominant narrative in markets. Companies perceived to be AI beneficiaries have seen their share prices markedly outperform those where the benefit appears less clear in the immediate term. Continue…
by Polen Capital Posted in Companies, Polen Capital.
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One big question – who prevails?
Roger Montgomery
July 29, 2024
After the recent setback in prices from record highs, many investors wonder whether mega-cap U.S. technology company shares continue to slide, dragging down with them the main indices in which they represent a significant proportion, whether they merely underperform non-technology companies or smaller companies, or whether they return to leading a charge higher in both absolute and relative terms. Continue…
by Roger Montgomery Posted in Companies, Technology & Telecommunications.