In this article for Livewire Roger discusses why we like Macquarie Telecom. We’ve promoted the Macquarie Telecom story and explained the investment opportunity since about $25 per share, and our small cap team think it is worth far more than that today. We also believe considerable upside remains from its current price of $76.
Roger joined Alicia Barry on The Business to discuss why there is so much M&A actvitiy at the moment. The $39 billion takeover of Afterpay by US giant Square highlights the amount of cash in the market.
Rod Myer published an article in The New Daily discussing why the share prices of major coal generation owners Origin and AGL are under downward pressure as the shift to renewables continues. Rod draws on comments from Andreas on renewable energy coming into the market at very low prices.
Ishan Dan published an article in The Inside Investor sharing Gary Rollo’s view on what makes a successful IPO. So far this year, there have been 81 IPOs with another 24 booked in for the next two months.
The Australian market has had a fantastic start to the week with some big gains in blue chip banks, mining giants and Telstra. While share prices are climbing consumer confidence is doing the opposite, so what is driving the optimism in markets? Roger joins Phil Clark on ABC Nightlife to discuss.
In this episode of ABC Nightlife Roger joined Philip Clark to discuss if the bullish conditions for equities will continue into 2022. If inflation fears and fears about interest rates going up take hold, it could cause markets to stall. Although Roger believes that long term we will be in a world of lower inflation and wage growth.
In this article for Firstlinks Roger discusses the talk about inflation. The question is how big is the risk? The classic response to inflation is raising interest rates to cool the economy. How much will rising inflation hit company valuations?
I joined Alec Renehan and Bryce Leske on AusbizTV to discuss current markets. Are we in a stockmarket bubble? I don’t think so. Current and intermittent weakness in the share prices of high-quality companies with bright long-term growth prospects should be seen as a classic opportunity where stocks have become mispriced.