In this week’s video insight Stuart takes a look at Seek’s (ASX:SEK) full year results. In the 2018 year, Seek reported 24.4 per cent revenue growth. This was a strong result driven by an acceleration in revenue growth in the Australasian, Chinese and Asian businesses.

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Something that has caught our eye recently is a prevalence of companies taking onerous lease provisions as part of their financial reporting. Continue…

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Between March and July this year, the share price of Australian e-tailer, Kogan (ASX: KGN), plummeted from $9.85 to under $5.00. The share price is now rebounding on the back of an impressive profit result.  So, how should value investors view this fast-growing business? Continue…

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Roger joined Ticky Fullerton on Sky Business to discuss emerging themes from the reporting season. Around 40 per cent of companies have reported in-line, 30 per cent below expectations and 30 per cent above. Although what’s more interesting are the emerging themes we can piece together.

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With this weakening property market comes a decrease in auction clearance rates, credit availability and home prices. So how does REA Group (ASX:REA) benefit from this?  REA’s revenues have little to do with real estate prices and everything to do with listings volume and advertising yields (pricing and mix shift). Continue…

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