Roger Montgomery joined Paul Rickard on Switzer TV to discuss his worries of stretched valuations in markets and why it is currently difficult to find quality businesses.

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As global share markets head inexorably north, it’s easy to start feeling more relaxed. But my friend Jonathan Rochford offers a word of caution. In a recent note, he warns that a combination of high returns and low volatility could be setting up markets for a nasty pullback. And that’s not the only thing keeping him awake at night. Continue…

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There’s a pithy marketing one-liner that has almost single-handedly produced a multi-billion dollar index-fund and ETF industry. It goes something like this; ‘Most active fund managers underperform the index.’ Continue…

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In this interview with Ross Greenwood, Roger addresses Australia’s big issues and provides some ideas on how to fix them. We spend more on imports than on exports, so will adding value to our exports fix the issue?

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What type of investor are you? When you make investment decisions, do you rely more on ‘gut feeling’, or analysis? It’s an important distinction. Because understanding the way you make decisions – fast or slow – can help you make better ones. Continue…

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