In this episode of Livewire’s Buy Hold Sell Roger joined James Marlay and Simon Conn to discuss three small cap stocks that boast impressive dividends.  While large caps usually get all the attention from dividend seekers, small caps often punch above their weight and here we share small cap stocks with sustainable dividends.

In this Your Wealth Podcast with Gemma Dale from Nabtrade Roger explains why he thinks the fears of a significant downturn are overstated by discussing the macro trends underpinning market growth, why a correction could happen but won’t be cataclysmic and how rising interest rates could affect share performance.

In this article for Firstlinks I discuss stable compounders, these are businesses offering growth with a defensive element, they tend to be in stable industries, are market leaders and are under appreciated by the market with a strong management team capable of delivering a sensible strategy.

In this episode of Livewire’s Buy Hold Sell Roger joined James Marlay and Simon Conn to discuss the best management teams across the ASX.  They discuss companies across financials, energy and resources, retail, technology and healthcare and discuss why a management team that backs itself with the right incentives is important when looking for companies to invest in.

Gary Rollo joined Alec Renehan and Bryce Leske from Equity Mates on Ausbiz to discuss why you should invest in small caps, the hallmarks of a great small cap business and a few companies for your watchlist.

In this Buy Hold Sell episode on LiveWire I joined James Marlay and Simon Conn to discuss five stocks upgrading their earnings.  Over the past 18 months, despite the seemingly endless lockdowns, some companies fought back with earnings surprisingly upbeat.

Ishan Dan published an article in The Inside Investor discussing Roger’s view on whether now is a good time to enter the market.

I joined Phil Clark on ABC Nightlife to discuss the slowdown in markets and share my take on the outlook for asset prices over the next few months with a slowing economic growth rate. So far 2021 has given investors plenty to be happy about. After the September slowdown, have the easy gains all been made?