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In this week’s video insight Stuart wraps up reporting season and identifies common themes. Outlook statements provided by companies generally disappointed, with forecasts for 39 per cent of companies being downgraded as compared to just 18 per cent of company earnings forecasts being upgraded. In terms of sector performance, the most significant detractor was the mining sector, with the large iron ore stocks giving back some of their stellar gains for the calendar year to date.

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In this interview on Money News, Roger and John Stanley question whether retailers are a bit too optimistic about the future. The thematic seen through reporting season seems to be retailers are putting on brave faces with a deteriorating picture through lower foot traffic and less discretionary consumer spending. Although, there are still some companies demonstrating their quality and performed well even in tough conditions.

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Today, there’s a plethora of companies that would not exist but for the altruism of a tidal wave of high net worth investors running from low interest rates into the arms of private equity funds. Companies like Uber, Tesla and Lyft. But as night follows day, this too shall end. Continue…

by Roger Montgomery Posted in Companies, Editor's Pick.

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Phew! So much anticipation. So much data to digest. One early conclusion to draw from reporting season is that consumer spending isn’t very healthy. Taking a look at the sector breakdown, consumer discretionary and consumer staples were the worst off. Continue…

by Andreas Lundberg Posted in Market commentary.

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When I look at some of the absurd valuations of profitless companies – both here and in the U.S. – I wonder if the market is suffering from some form of consensual hallucination. I also wonder how long this induced state of bliss can go on. Continue…

by Roger Montgomery Posted in Editor's Pick, Market commentary.

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The small-cap universe (outside the ASX100) is vast and varied, comprising around 2,000 companies operating across a broad array of industries and ranging in size from just a few million dollars in market value to multiple billions. How do we profit from companies as they grow? Continue…

by Dominic Rose Posted in Investing Education.

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