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Understanding sensible value investing

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Understanding sensible value investing

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Roger Montgomery is the Founder and Chairman of Montgomery Investment Management. Roger has over three decades of experience in funds management and related activities, including equities analysis, equity and derivatives strategy, trading and stockbroking. Prior to establishing Montgomery, Roger held positions at Ord Minnett Jardine Fleming, BT (Australia) Limited and Merrill Lynch.

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20 Comments

  1. Nick Kontorinis
    :

    Hi Roger
    I really enjoy your comments and insights and I’m a scaffold member.
    I was wondering what you thought of Webjet at its current price around $3.50? It seems to have great growth prospects
    thanks
    Nick

  3. David Baxter
    :

    Does calculating an intrinsic value as per your book for a listed investment company valid?

    • Roger Montgomery
      :

      Best to calculate the intrinsic value of every stock in the portfolio and then compare the aggregate to the market price of the portfolio…Skaffold can do this for you quickly in its Portfolio Feature.

  4. Doug Conkey
    :

    Roger
    I attended the Aust Investors Association conference on the Gold Coast last week and enjoyed your session on Understanding Sensible Value Investing Part 3. Now I will purchase your book but not sure if I will purchase Skaffold at this stage. I also enjoyed the joint discussions with Alan Hull and Marcus Padley. I thought the conference was excellent and recommend this yearly conference to everyone with an interest in increasing their wealth and investment knowledge.

    Cheers Doug

    • Roger Montgomery
      :

      Thanks Doug,

      I appreciate the feedback and hope you gained a good sense of the important and valuable differences between fundamental analysis of businesses and that ‘blue-line-crossing-the-red-line’ technique that looks at stock prices.

  5. komal.pandya.940
    :

    Roger,

    You are doing a great job…You are offering so much of knowledge & wisdom to common people, without charging them & keeping it as simple as possible…I always await Tuesday mornings for your insight to be uploaded…One needs to acknowledge all the hard work that you & your team are putting up for this…
    Great Work & a lot of gratitude for you & your hard-working and sincere team…
    Its old & conventional yet gold – Hard-work is key to success…rest all factors remaining constant…:-)

  7. Ian Morphett
    :

    The real problem is working out what is value. Skaffold and others often have widely different estimates for the same company. Both cannot be right. Unfortunately I believe Skaffold has a flaw in that subscribers do not know the date of valuation when we look at the charts. Until we do we are just blundering around in the dark.

    • Roger Montgomery
      :

      Ian the reason there is no date is because the valuations are updated EVERY SINGLE day!!!! Others need to put a date up because their valuations are being updated manually and they simply cannot cover every stock, every day like Skaffold can.

  8. Richmond Warren
    :

    l have just purchased your book Value.Able, l am so glad l did. lt is very clear to see without this essential knowledge, both here on this site and in your book, how one can end up with disappointing results.
    Thankyou, l look forward to more insights.

  9. Nigel Reay-Young
    :

    Try as I might I cannot get into the section where I can look at the white paper. Spent 20 minutes and to no avail

  10. seamus macdonald
    :

    Thank you for reminding me of these essential points. Also, you touched on the vital need for the investor to have ‘time in the market’. Time to get your head around the perambulations of the market.

  12. zoran arnautovic
    :

    Good news Roger/Manufacturing

    Yesterday Manufacturing UP in Europe, UP in USA, UP in China( must say this was bit of a surprise).
    If we look bit further than ASX we can “cook with gas” ( as Kevin would say)
    For me, this is a good investing time as any .
    Cheers
    Zoran

  13. Andrew Legget
    :

    Looking forward to the next one Roger. Its common sense but still somethig that can get easily missed. The best thing i ever did was sit down and think about what my investment philosophy is and refine that. It has provided me with direction and allowed me not to lose focus or find myself creeping into the speculating area.

    By knowing and understanding the advantages and limitations of my investment philosophy i have then been able to create and learn the tools to use it and answer some of the questions i previosuly didn’t know the answer too.

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