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Is it time to invest in travel stocks?
Tim Kelley
August 24, 2020
As far as listed companies go, travel stocks are probably ground zero for COVID-19. They have been among the hardest hit in terms of business and share price impacts, and share prices generally remain well below their pre-COVID-levels. Continue…
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The magic that happens when companies invest in their business
Roger Montgomery
August 21, 2020
I love receiving dividends. Who doesn’t? But companies that pay out a high percentage of their profits are actually harming the long-term returns of their investors. Because, when it comes to making a company more valuable, paying out high dividends is no match for ploughing profits back into the business. Continue…
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How to think like an investor – and not a gambler
Roger Montgomery
August 21, 2020
If gambling on shares is your thing, then perhaps this blog is not for you. On the other hand, if what you want are sustainable, growing returns – over the long term – then read on. Because, below, I set out some simple steps to help you make better investment decisions. Continue…
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Five companies likely to benefit from a COVID-19 vaccine
Roger Montgomery
August 20, 2020
As with everything else, there are two camps when it comes to investment conditions today. There are two camps regarding whether the market is expensive (it probably is), whether economic conditions are deteriorating or improving, whether governments and central banks can continue Keynesian intervention indefinitely, and there’s two schools of thought as to whether there’ll be a vaccine. Continue…
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