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Rotate or stay? Playing the small cap rally’s next phase
Gary Rollo
September 16, 2020
Since the market bottomed in late March, the S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index has soared over 40 per cent. E-commerce and technology-oriented stocks have done much of the heavy lifting and left nearly everything else in their wake. Gary Rollo joined Matthew Kidman and Chris Stott on Livewire’s Buy Hold Sell to discuss whether it’s time for investors to make a big portfolio pivot into the small caps.
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What the Age of Disorder means for investors
Andreas Lundberg
September 16, 2020
As you’ve no doubt noticed, the news these days is awash with reports of social unrest across the world. It’s prompted Deutsche Bank’s global strategists to argue that we’ve entered the Age of Disorder. They point to six major trends that, together, support their thesis – and which could have a big impact on equity returns in coming years. Continue…
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Uniti Group ups the ante for OptiComm – and revises their bid to $5.85 per share
David Buckland
September 15, 2020
The team at Uniti Group must have been close to breaking out the champagne on another well executed transaction – detailed here – when the $130 billion First State Superannuation Fund threw a spanner in the works by bidding $5.85 per share or $610 million for OptiComm Limited. Continue…
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Could PayPal’s “Pay in 4” prick the BNPL bubble?
David Buckland
September 15, 2020
The Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) industry has exploded in Australia in recent years. The space has been admirably led by the Nicholas Molnar, who founded Afterpay Holdings Limited (ASX: APT) in early-2014 after designing the company’s business model from the back of his commerce lectures at the University of Sydney. At its recent high of $96 per share, APT reached a market capitalisation of A$27 billion. Continue…
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Five retail winners from reporting season
Joseph Kim
September 11, 2020
One of the big winners emerging from the recent reporting season has been higher quality, small-cap retail stocks. These companies have benefited from increased spending in goods and durables, as spending generally ear-marked for services (including transport and travel) reduced with lockdown measures – i.e. “higher share of wallet.” Continue…
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Buy Hold Sell: 5 small caps chasing big markets
Gary Rollo
September 11, 2020
Gary Rollo joined Chris Stott and Matthew Kidman on Livewire’s Buy Hold Sell to discuss companies developing products for the needs of a large population. Three small caps with exposure to this thematic include City Chic Collective, Megaport and EML Payments. Are they all buys?
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