Against a rapidly evolving macro backdrop, we thought it would be prudent to provide investors with a brief update on how the Montgomery Small Companies Fund (MSCF) has positioned itself and to share our thoughts on the risks and opportunities that we see ahead of us. Continue…

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How bad is the Coronavirus pandemic about to get? A lot worse, according to one of Australia’s leading immunologists.  And that spells bad news for just about everyone. Continue…

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In this episode of ABC Nightlife Roger joined Philip Clark to discuss what we should expect from markets down due to the coronavirus. People are panic buying in supermarkets and investors are panic selling on the stock market. With the S&P ASX 200 sinking 30 per cent from its all-time high on February 20. So what is it going to take to calm markets? Listen here.

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With the Australian market in freefall, readers and clients alike have asked us where we are looking to invest. While we continue to monitor the fluid situation closely, we have established some key criteria that we would look to satisfy in anticipation of a potential recovery. Continue…

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On the night of the 19 October 1987, the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 22.6 per cent from 2,246.7 to 1,738.4 points.  During the ’87 Crash, the Australian All Ordinaries Index fell from 2,312 points to 1,149 points, a decline from peak to trough of 50 per cent. In hindsight, it was a great buying opportunity. Continue…

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