April 23, 2024

Why we think Hub24 is a quality growing company

By Michael Gollagher

The Australian superannuation system is often seen as one of the envies of the world. With assets totalling $3. 7 trillion, our system is the fourth largest in the world and grew by 10 per cent over 2023 from a combination of contributions made to superannuation and underlying investment performance.
April 22, 2024

Why we believe Telix Pharmaceuticals is an attractive investment 

By Sean Sequeira

In the dynamic landscape of investing, uncovering hidden gems amidst the sea of opportunities often requires a keen eye for potential change and growth catalysts. Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX), despite its relatively short tenure on the ASX, emerges as a beacon of promise in the realm of biotech ventures.
April 12, 2024

Why small cap companies are poised for growth in 2024 

By Roger Montgomery

  In this week’s video insight, I delve into the promising realm of small cap companies for 2024, a sector where I’ve maintained a bullish stance since November 2022. The Small Ordinaries Index and the S&P600 Small Cap Index have shown noteworthy gains, underscoring the potential that these companies hold in a recovering economy.
April 10, 2024

Household spending increases 

By Brett Craig

The monthly household spending indicator released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) last week, is an additional data point crucial to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA’s) ongoing monitoring and decision making. Household spending was 3. 6 per cent higher than this time last year. This follows a slight dip we saw in December 2023.
March 22, 2024

Ausbiz – Macquarie Technology (MAQ) a stock to watch

By Roger Montgomery

In my recent interview with Ausbiz, I discussed the current favourable conditions for investing in smaller companies. Small caps have seen a commendable increase of about 4% this year, driven by a combination of disinflation and positive economic growth.
March 19, 2024

Pilbara Minerals: the ASX' most shorted stock, yet poised for long-term success? 

By Sean Sequeira

As a low-cost and long-life spodumene producer (spodumene is a raw material used to produce lithium for batteries in your phone, e-bike and electric vehicles (EVs), Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) is one of the highest quality single commodity miners on the ASX. The share price has been punished recently, with the spodumene price falling from over U. S.
March 18, 2024

What valuation do you put on sentiment? 

By Roger Montgomery

Retail stocks were on the nose for some time amid fears of recession, the impact of rising interest rates, the cost-of-living crisis and inflation’s impact on the cost of doing business.   The recent HY24 reporting season, however, revealed much of the fear was misplaced. Aggregate revenue growth tended to beat estimates despite moderating slightly.
March 15, 2024

What! How much do you need for a comfortable retirement? 

By Roger Montgomery

New spending figures published by the Association of Superannuation Fund of Australia (ASFA) define what it means to be comfortable in retirement. And while their numbers are well above the current age pension payments, I am not sure even those elevated numbers realistically measure up to what many, if not most, people would describe as comfortable.
March 13, 2024

Private credit gaining momentum 

By Roger Montgomery

Predicting private credit will become a much more important part of investors’ portfolios and an asset class in its own right has been easy. Who wouldn’t want higher yields with low volatility?
March 7, 2024

Interest rates, the best it gets. It' time to deploy cash

By Roger Montgomery

In the ever-changing landscape of financial markets, 2023 defied expectations, with highly anticipated recessions in Australia and the U. S. failing to materialise. But the macroeconomic insights of Gavekal Research, from all the way back to 1978 – that innovative growth stocks with pricing power do well amid disinflation and positive economic growth –, has proven consistently prescient.

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