When it comes to stocks the term ‘quality’ has many definitions. Some investors adopt a flexible approach to the definition of quality including being satisfied if quality management is running the business, a quality customer base exists, or they can identify quality assets on the balance sheet. Continue…

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In this week’s video insight Roger discusses how investing can be very successful without the ability to predict the future. What might be the catalyst to provide investors with an opportunity in 2019?

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The latest global data on smart phone shipments reflect the massive spending power of Chinese consumers.  They also point to the growing appeal of a number of Chinese tech companies. Continue…

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In the first interview on Money News for 2019, Ross and David discuss the tough December quarter for equities. During the recent sell off, we deployed some of our cash holdings into global companies, but why are we still cautious domestically?

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As 2018 has drawn to a close, let’s take a look at the year that was. Excluding dividends, the Australian market declined 7.5 per cent over 2018 to 5,709 points. By August, the market was at 6,460 points, and the all-time high of 6,850 points recorded in November 2007 appeared to be within reach. However, the final four months of the year was a rough period for most equity investors. Continue…

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As the team at Montgomery heads off for the holiday season to spend time with friends and family, we wanted to wish you all a happy, safe and relaxing Christmas. Continue…

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From 1 January, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) will remove the 30 per cent cap on the proportion of new mortgages that can be interest only. This should benefit property owners, would-be investors, and the banks – with Westpac set to be the biggest beneficiary. Continue…

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