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Insights from reporting season
Roger Montgomery
September 4, 2025
As August 2025 has now wrapped up, Australia’s reporting season has again delivered a snapshot of the economy’s trajectory. For years, we’ve heard the refrain of a “resilient” domestic market weathering global headwinds, interest rate hikes, and inflationary pressures. But this time around, the narrative has evolved. Companies across the ASX are signalling that resilience is giving way to tentative recovery, particularly in consumer spending and the housing sectors. Continue…
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Firstlinks – Should Australia follow Trump’s new brand of capitalism?
Roger Montgomery
September 4, 2025
In my article for Firstlinks, I explore whether a new brand of capitalism is emerging – one where governments take equity stakes in key industries to fund public services. Drawing on recent moves by the U.S. under Trump, I ask if Australia should consider a similar model to turn our resource wealth into broader social good, rather than relying solely on higher taxes or immigration.
You can read the article here: Firstlinks – Should Australia follow Trump’s new brand of capitalism?
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Australia’s migration system: broken, according to Labor’s own minister
Roger Montgomery
September 3, 2025
Over the weekend, many Australians took to the streets to raise awareness about the adverse consequences and costs of Australia’s current migration policy. Those marches were peaceful, except, of course, in Victoria (where the government has legislated, or seeks to legislate, working from home and stealing from Woolworths, Bunnings, and Coles). Unfortunately, a radical element has grabbed the headlines, but setting those headlines aside, it is worth noting that the current architects of Australia’s migration policy have MPs who agree the system is broken and failing to deliver for Australia. Continue…
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Capitalism 2.0: Can public ownership deliver private prosperity and social good?
Roger Montgomery
September 3, 2025
You might not like the man or his personality, but I wonder whether a new brand of capitalism and a new brand of government are emerging that prioritise the greater good. Continue…
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Money Puzzle Podcast – Roger Montgomery’s investment journey: from fish and chips to fund management
Roger Montgomery
September 2, 2025
When it comes to investing, I’ve always believed the most important thing is managing risk. Over the years I’ve learnt a lot about how to build wealth steadily, and those lessons are just as relevant for people in their 30s as they are for those approaching retirement. In this bonus episode of The Money Puzzle, I sit down with The Australian’s Wealth Editor, Julie-anne Sprague, to share how I developed my approach to investing and what it can mean for your financial journey.
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ABC Newcastle Mornings – Is cryptocurrency becoming more mainstream?
Roger Montgomery
September 2, 2025
I joined Paul Turton on ABC Newcastle Mornings to talk about digital asset funds – what they are, how investors can gain exposure to cryptocurrencies without directly buying or managing them, and whether the asset class is becoming more mainstream. We explored real-world cases that show why blockchain makes sense, as a digital version of cash that enables frictionless payments while bypassing banks to help preserve wealth. With regulation on the way, the space is becoming more comfortable for investors. Bitcoin isn’t going anywhere, but the real question is what’s driving its price higher. I also touched on funds that profit from bitcoin regardless of price direction by arbitraging futures contracts. You can listen to the full interview here: ABC Newcastle Mornings – Is cryptocurrency becoming more mainstream?
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FEAR + GREED – three things we learnt from earnings season
Roger Montgomery
September 2, 2025
I joined Michael Thompson on FEAR + GREED podcast to unpack one of the most volatile reporting seasons in recent memory. From sharp share price swings to three key lessons for investors — including signs of recovery, earnings downgrades, and the resurgence of small caps — this episode cuts through the noise to help you make sense of the market.
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Adviser report reveals increasing wealth
Roger Montgomery
September 2, 2025
Amid the generational avalanche that is retiring baby boomers, Adviser Ratings released their 7th Annual Australian Financial Advice Landscape Report – 2025, earlier this month, which highlighted some fascinating shifts in the adviser ecosystem and in the relationship between clients and financial advisers. Continue…
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