David Thornton interviews Roger Montgomery on Flight Centre’s recent results. The result shows the ongoing impact that COVID has had on the travel sector with the business reporting a loss of $287.2 million for the year ended June 30 from the previous year’s $433.5 million shortfall. Roger discusses more of the result and also whether he would  buy, hold or sell Flight Centre.

Jamie Williamson published an article in Financial Standard discussing Montgomery’s new partnership. Sean Sequeira from Australian Eagle says “We’re a great fit with Montgomery and are delighted to be entering into our partnership. Montgomery enjoys deep investor and industry relationships, expertise in managing funds which are available to retail investors and a trusted brand that has been well earned through its long-term focus on meeting clients’ needs.”

Jon Bragg published an article in Investor Daily discussing Montgomery’s and Australian Eagles new partnership. The partnership, which will commence on 12 September, will see Australian Eagle’s six-person team, led by CIO Sean Sequeira and senior portfolio manager Alan Kwan, managing Montgomery’s Australian domestic large-cap equities portfolios.

Laura Dew published an article in Money Management discussing Montgomery’s update to have Australian Eagle Asset Management join the Montgomery team under a sub-investment manager partnership.

In this video for Ausbiz Roger questions whether the recent market bounce has any resilience? Roger believes the reason for the jump is that most investors believe inflation has peaked. While interest rates may go up this year, they may be cut next year.

In this video for Ausbiz Roger discusses the slowing economy, skill shortages and pressure on business margins. Roger explains the multiple factors leading to what he called an entrenchment of inflation.

In this article for Livewire Roger asnwers whether he would buy, hold or sell Magellan shares.  It’s probably no surprise the Magellan Financial Group’s (ASX:MFG) management team are the first to admit it has been a “difficult year” filled with “significant challenges” that have seen its share price plunge more than 65 per cent over the past year.

Are demergers a value opportunity for shareholders? There has been no shortage of recent demerger examples to analyse in Australia with Tabcorp Holdings Ltd (ASX: TAH) spinning off The Lottery Corporation (ASX: TLC) and Woolworths Group (ASX: WOW) and Endeavour Group Ltd (ASX: EDV). There is a veritable mountain of research analysing equity performance post the demerger announcement. So do they actually add value for investors? I cover demergers and the risks in this piece for the ASX.