Roger Montgomery is founder, chairman and chief investment officer of Montgomery Investment Management. Following a successful career as an analyst and public company chairman, Roger published the first edition of his stock market guide, Value.able, in 2010, becoming an Australian best seller in just 16 weeks. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce and is a senior fellow of the Financial Institute of Australasia.
What our property market means for realestate.com.au
Despite property listings in Australia in decline since 2011, business is booming for REA Group and its real estate website.
Demand for planes keeps flying so why is Airbus so cheap?
As air travel increases, so too does the demand for planes, which puts Airbus in a strong position. So why is the stock still cheap?
Bitcoin bubble or future currency: why both sides are wrong
Some commentators say Bitcoin is a speculative bubble that will end badly, others say it is the global currency of the future. Neither side has a good case.
The investment that helps people sleep better at night
We like to invest in businesses where demand is strong and predictable. There are few things as predictable as people in the developed world getting heavier.
How this market leader is cashing in on the ageing population
With an ageing population looking for a secure income stream in retirement, Challenger's market position is very strong.
How to invest in the international education boom
The education of international students is now Australia's third largest export.
Buy, hold or sell TradeMe with Amazon on the horizon?
Online business have diverted print media's rivers of gold, but local companies now have to contend with the arrival of Amazon.
The property company that will still do well if the market falls
In a softening property market you would expect that any company exposed to property will suffer. But we don't think this is true for REA Group.
Forget the brands – it could be time to invest in the billboards
These days it's hard to go far without being distracted by outdoor advertising, and the industry appears poised to enjoy continued revenue growth.
Telco share price doubles with growing demand for data
This company doesn't grab many headlines but it's worth watching, as demand for data grows and pushes up its share price.
