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Ausbiz: AI – a bubble or the real deal?
Roger Montgomery
June 16, 2023
I joined Ausbiz to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) and why investors should take a step back and consider how companies will monetise AI to create a real secular trend. Will we see a bubble if revenue fails to materialise? Watch here: AI – a bubble or the real deal?
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Will increased migration boost car sales and auto stocks?
Roger Montgomery
June 16, 2023
The surprising jump in house prices – surprising because it comes amid rising interest rates – has been put down to a lack of supply and accelerating immigration. By the same token, immigration should also lead to a boost in car sales. Could this have a positive effect on the fortunes of companies like AP Eagers (ASX:APE), Carsales (ASX:CAR) and Autosports Group (ASX:ASG)? Continue…
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Banks have left a $240 billion gap, now savvy investors are seeing opportunity
Brett Craig
June 15, 2023
Private credit used to be the domain of high net worth investors but that is all changing as nimble operators fill a gap in the market.There’s a $240 billion funding gap facing the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that employ 70 per cent of the population. SMEs play an essential role in the economy. However, changes to regulatory requirements are making it harder for them to access funding to help them innovate and grow. Continue…
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How AI will put a lid on incomes – and inflation
Roger Montgomery
June 15, 2023
Despite all the money that’s been pumped into the economy, inflation may not be a problem in the longer term. After all, money supply has been rising at an exponential rate since the 1960s and yet, since 1980, inflation has been in decline. I believe there are two key structural reasons for this – the massive drop in unionized labour, and the rise of job-displacing automation. Continue…
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Thinking about retailers right now?
Roger Montgomery
June 14, 2023
Australian consumer-facing companies have faced unprecedented challenges and undergone significant transformation since the bushfires of 2019. From the profound impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic to violent mix-shifts from goods to services, and digital advancements, the sector has navigated a complex landscape. Continue…
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Some analysts are forecasting big gains for Gold and Bitcoin
Roger Montgomery
June 13, 2023
A theory doing the rounds is that we’ve entered a new epoch where central banks will have no option but to create monetary inflation to fund structural fiscal deficits. To be clear monetary inflation is not the same as consumer price inflation. Monetary inflation is brought about through central bank balance sheet expansion or quantitative easing. Continue…
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My Millennial Money: All things investing
Roger Montgomery
June 9, 2023
Roger Montgomery joined My Millennial Money to discuss how to invest in the current climate, how to look for quality companies and share with you some ASX darlings and much more to do with investing.
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Avita Medical receives FDA approval for full-thickness skin defects
David Buckland
June 9, 2023
It has been 30 years in the making, when Dr Fiona Wood and scientist Marie Stoner recognised the potential of tissue engineering to treat burns and a skin culture facility was borne. Their product evolved from cultural sheets of cultural epithelial autograph (CEA) to aerosol delivered cell-clusters and today it is known as “spray-on skin”. The skin cells then grow on the patient and the technology has been patented and commercialised through Clinal Cell Culture, which became Avita Medical (ASX:AVH). Continue…
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