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From the U.S. Fed’s own mouth
Roger Montgomery
November 28, 2022
U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Dr Chris Waller spoke at the UBS Australasia conference here in Sydney recently on Monday 14 November 2022. The financial media reported Waller telling attendees “to take a deep breath” after a lower-than-expected inflation print, of 7.7 per cent, the week before, triggered a near-record daily share market move. Continue…
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Aura Private Credit: Letter to investors 25 November 2022
Brett Craig
November 25, 2022
This week, Governor Philip Lowe gave an address on inflation in a rapidly evolving economic environment. Continue…
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Qantas profit upgrade – is it a buy or a sell?
Roger Montgomery
November 25, 2022
In this interview on Ausbiz Roger discusses Qantas. Qantas upgraded its profit forecast by $150 million for the first half of 2023 and told investors it expects to post up to $1.45 billion in pre-tax profit. So is the airline a great business to own? Trading Qantas shares may indeed be lucrative but what about investing for the long-term? Watch: Qantas profit upgrade – is it a buy or a sell?
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Why we view Commonwealth Bank as the highest quality of the big four banks
Sean Sequeira
November 25, 2022
At Australian Eagle, the external environment is not something we can control but it is something we do pay attention to. It plays a part in our investment thesis on stocks and will always be an important consideration in terms of our assessment of the quality of a company. However, the investment team tends to focus more on the inherent fundamentals of stocks especially those involving factors under management’s control. Continue…
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What the private credit boom means for investors
Roger Montgomery
November 24, 2022
In this article for Firstlinks Roger discusses the Private credit asset class. Your bank has been lending to SMEs for a century and now they’re pulling back, opening the opportunity for others, previously you had to own bank shares to see some of the returns from SME lending. Private credit funds now provide direct access to this income stream and growing asset class. So what should investors look for? Read: What the private credit boom means for investors
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Three great retail stocks to keep an eye on
Roger Montgomery
November 24, 2022
In this week’s video insight Roger suggests a repeatable way to invest, in a sector of the Australian stock market, that appears to have provided excellent returns to those who have applied it in the past. That sector is retailers, and there are three companies that should be on your watch-list. Continue…
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Why you should add Private Credit to your portfolio
Roger Montgomery
November 23, 2022
In this interview on Ausbiz Roger covers why Private Credit is a great addition to investors’ portfolios. Private credit is one-way businesses raise capital. Access to finance is essential for SME growth and unlike private equity, where investors contribute funds in exchange for a shareholding in the business, in private credit, investors provide loans and receive interest payments in return. Watch: Why you should add Private Credit to your portfolio
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Will the RBNZ lift cash rates again?
David Buckland
November 23, 2022
To remind readers, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) was six months ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in commencing their tightening interest rate cycle on 6 October 2021. On eight occasions, the New Zealand official cash rate has been tightened to 3.5 per cent, and a ninth tightening is expected at RBNZ’s next meeting today, Wednesday 23 November. Continue…
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