In this article for Professional Planner, Roger places the threats to Australian retailers into three main categories. Read here.

by Roger Montgomery Posted in On the Internet.

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IPH Limited (IPH) listed at $2.00 in late 2014 and soared to over $9.00 just one year later.  The market clearly liked the story.  But for the past 12 months, the share price has steadily declined and IPH now trades around $5.00.  After this sort of a fall, we had a good look at the business to see if IPH had become a bargain.
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by Tim Kelley Posted in Companies.

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Members of the Montgomery Global team have just completed a roadshow to the financial planning community in several cities across Australia and New Zealand. This has coincided with the recently released ratings for the Montgomery Global Fund of “Recommended” from Zenith and “Investment Grade” from Lonsec. Continue…

by David Buckland Posted in Montgomery News and Updates.

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As value investors, we are always on the lookout for businesses with a competitive advantage. Having a competitive advantage can give a business an edge over rivals and an ability to generate greater value for shareholders. But what do we really mean by competitive advantage, and how does it come about? Continue…

by Lisa Fedorenko Posted in Market commentary.

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There’s an unfortunate trait amongst the broader population of investors that a rising price reaffirms their investment thesis. Take, for example, ever-rising house prices. Continue…

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Another cause of our overheated property market has come to light in a recent report by Transparency International (the global anti-corruption watchdog). Based on their findings, it appears that money laundering by foreign ‘investors’ is at least partly to blame. Continue…

by Andreas Lundberg Posted in Property.

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What a week it’s been for Vita Group (VTG), which operates over 100 Telstra stores.  On 4 April, Fairfax published an article referring to a ‘leaked’ Telstra draft document that said it is considering taking back high performing stores from licensees.  VTG’s share price promptly plummeted.  After VTG rebutted the leak, its share price rebounded.  So, who should we believe? Continue…

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

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