The acclaimed economist, John Kenneth Galbraith, once quipped: “The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable.” Sometimes, it feels like the same can be said of investment forecasting, because predicting the future is not easy.  But there are tools we can use to help minimise errors. Continue…

by Tim Kelley Posted in Investing Education.

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David Buckland joins Peter Switzer on Switzer TV for a look at the stocks he’s watching and how the market is performing right now.

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Each year brings forth a new batch of invitations to equity and investor conferences. At first glance, the conferences seem informative. But is there really any value in attending? Well, having just gone to my first one for some time, I thought I’d present a few thoughts on what I think you will – and won’t – get out of a conference. Continue…

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Today we are asking you to help, any way you can, the life changing and high ROE work of School for Life – a charity Montgomery is very excited to support. Continue…

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When we assess whether or not to invest in a company, we ask: is it an extraordinary business, is management shareholder oriented, and is it trading at an attractive price. The recent announcement by Murray Goulburn (ASX:MGC) shows the downside when management is not shareholder oriented. Continue…

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In our continued search for places to deploy capital, we recently reviewed the listed supermarkets and asked: ‘Are supermarkets trading at a discount to intrinsic value?’ After all, since mid-2014, the Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) share price has barely moved, while Woolworths’ (ASX: WOW) has fallen sharply. Our analysis threw up some interesting findings. Continue…

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In this interview with Ross Greenwood, Roger Montgomery discusses the current interest rate environment and the risk of borrowing money in a boom.

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