The Prisoner’s Dilemma provides a framework for understanding how to strike a balance between competition and cooperation. It’s possible for rival firms in a competitive market to solve the Prisoner’s Dilemma, without collusion, and for their mutual benefit. Let’s look at how it can be done. Continue…

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In this video insight we explain the recent period of under performance of The Montgomery Fund. Why has the index surged ahead and can this continue?

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In our globalised, high-tech world, market disruptors – like Aldi, Amazon and artificial intelligence – are coming faster than ever before. Disruptors can have a massive impact – positive and negative – on holdings in your portfolio. Which is why, as investors, it’s essential to stay tuned to what could be next. Continue…

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In this interview with Ross Greenwood, David Buckland talks about the drop in share price recently experienced by Virtus, Monash and Navitas.

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We’ve postured that Resmed has fundamentally changed the US business model in its favour with its Airsense platform. After the release of Resmed’s second quarter results for financial year 2017, we explore how it is tracking against this thesis. Continue…

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In terms of household debt to disposable income (187 per cent) and household debt to GDP (125 per cent), Australian householders are vying for gold in the debt Olympics.  Our love affair with property has been greatly assisted by record low interest rates and this reduction is illustrated below with the “Interest paid to disposable income ratio” declining from 13 per cent to just over 8 per cent over the past decade. Continue…

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