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Three learnings from NEXTDC’s half-year results
Gary Rollo
March 3, 2020
Back in October, we made the case that NEXTDC’s (ASX:NXT) material share price underperformance would be temporary and that there were catalysts ahead that would bring that to an end. Today, we update our thesis post NXT’s 1H20 results and outlook. So, what did we learn and how do our learnings apply to our NXT’s thesis drivers? Continue…
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What’s really infecting markets?
Roger Montgomery
March 2, 2020
Can you see how coronavirus can be contained? Let’s think practically about this, especially in light of the revelation that the incubation period may be longer than two weeks and is infectious before symptoms present. Continue…
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The headwinds hitting the salary packing and fleet management sector
David Buckland
March 2, 2020
The share prices of the four major players in the Australian salary packaging and fleet management sector have been significantly marked down in recent months. Does this negativity create a buying opportunity? Continue…
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Roger Montgomery
February 28, 2020
Roger joined Janine on Money News to discuss the coronavirus. With Australia leading the world declaring the coronavirus a pandemic, is the worst yet to come? Or will this present opportunities for patient investors?
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An update on the Australian financial planning landscape
Dean Curnow
February 28, 2020
They say 12 months is a long time in financial markets, but I think 12 months has been an even greater length of time in the financial planning market. Since I previously wrote about the changing advice landscape in Australia, four large financial planning licenses have ceased to exist, with a few more to close doors as the Commonwealth Bank of Australia follow Westpac’s lead in stepping away from the licensee space. Continue…
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Are markets serious about Coronavirus?
Roger Montgomery
February 27, 2020
In this week’s video insight Roger provides an update on the coronavirus. With the death toll now more than 2,700 and more than 80,000 global cases. Additionally, the Mayor of San Francisco has declared a state of emergency, hotels are in lockdown in Italy and Austria, and the virus is spreading in Iran, Croatia and Switzerland. Other than the last two days of selling, markets have been relatively sanguine about the coronavirus with the S&P500 hitting record highs just last week. Why? Continue…
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How the Coronavirus is infecting China’s activity
Roger Montgomery
February 27, 2020
Humans often take their cues from the news and their assessment of risk often coincides with the subject’s prominence in the media. However, to be a successful investor you need to see through the noise. Continue…
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