For the past 18 months, Australian investors have seen a ‘junk rally’ in which lower quality businesses have outperformed. But our research shows that quality is now better value than it has been for many years. Continue…

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In this interview with Ross Greenwood, Roger Montgomery discusses the current market status with rising stock prices and very low volatility. Roger also offers his list of top stocks that he would love to buy at the right price.

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Like all good companies, Challenger Limited (ASX: CGF) has a habit of under-promising and over-delivering. It’s a fact not lost on investors, who have driven the share price up from around $3 five years ago, to over $13 today. Challenger is a top 3 holding in The Montgomery Fund, and our confidence in the business was borne out yet again this week when it reported a 1Q trading update. Continue…

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With Domain listing on the ASX next month Roger joined Jeremy Hook on Livewire’s buy hold sell to discuss the listing and the impact it will have on REA’s share price.

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Roger Montgomery joined Peter Switzer on Switzer TV to discuss why the Australian stock market keeps trading sideways. Could this be because around 50 per cent of the market is dominated by 15 companies that pay the bulk of their earnings out as dividends?

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Three of Australia’s biggest banks – Westpac (ASX: WBC), ANZ (ASX: ANZ) and NAB (ASX: NAB)– are about to report, and we think there’s plenty of reasons to be optimistic. A turnaround in the trajectory of net interest margins, and good news on bad and doubtful debts, should leave investors happy in the run-up to Christmas. Continue…

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