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This week we conclude our latest Talking Top Twenty series, working our way through a couple of insurance companies, Insurance Australia Group (IAG.ASX) and Suncorp (SUN.ASX).
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In the final instalment of this Talking Top Twenty series, we take a look at Amcor (AMC.ASX) and Brambles (BXB.ASX). This week we continue our march through the Talking Top Twenty series, looking into Transurban (TCL.ASX) and Goodman Group (GMG.ASX). This week we continue our Talking Top Twenty series by looking at Macquarie Group (MQG.ASX) and Telstra (TLS.ASX). Continuing our Talking Top Twenty series, this week we take a look at a pair of retailers, Woolworths (WOW.ASX) and Wesfarmers (WES.ASX), and a biotech giant in CSL (CSL.ASX). We continue our Talking Top Twenty series with an update on three more companies, the first two of which have been rather pleasant experiences for the investor. Conversely, the third has been rather messy. For the impatient, lets begin with the conclusion. We feel that all three could present as great risk reward propositions. This week we continue our run through the Top Twenty by looking at the miners, beginning with BHP Group (BHP.ASX) and Fortescue Metals Group (FMG.ASX). This week we will be talking about founder led businesses and why they tend to outperform. A number of the companies in our portfolios are founder-led; it is a factor we consider when assessing a company. So, we decided to dive deeper into what is driving their outperformance and, in doing so, we will highlight a founder-led chemical manufacture and waste management company that is beating prospectus forecasts, has a strong moat and is growing through an aggressive M&A strategy. This week we continue with the Talking Top Twenty series by rounding out the Big 4 banks, looking at National Australia Bank (NAB.ASX) and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ.ASX). With Australian reporting season now well and truly over, we take stock and return to our Talking Top Twenty series. To kick things off this time around we take a look at a couple of the Big 4 banks; Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA.ASX) and Westpac (WBC.ASX). With reporting season now over, investors can take the time to review the results. Stocks will often take time to rerate after the release of a good result as they can get lost amongst hundreds of others. This week we will talk about IGL’s results and why we believe it was one of the best on the ASX. We will also dive into CAJ’s results and look at why they should do better in a normalised environment. Continuing on with our reporting season notes, we will cover a few more of our key holdings across TAMIM’s Australian equity portfolios. There has been increased uncertainty across markets as geopolitical tensions in eastern Europe have come to a head alongside hawkish central bank commentary. Any company even remotely connected to the word ‘growth’ is apparently tainted and has been sold down accordingly. Over the next few weeks we will be providing commentary on half yearly results for some of our key holdings. During February companies report their half yearly results for the period ending December 31st while also providing an outlook for the full year results. Companies will typically host a conference call with investors and you'll hear just about every analyst asking management to “provide more colour” to the results in the Q&A section to get as much commentary as possible on why the numbers came out the way they did and what to expect for the next set of results. This week we will discuss the results of MNY and SWM. This week we are looking at a small cap company that is providing software solutions to the hospitality sector while also expanding into overseas markets with huge addressable opportunities. The company has a market cap of only $100m and has mostly gone unnoticed to date, without any media coverage, even though they have been growing quickly, making acquisitions and are now EBITDA positive. The events and hospitality industry are clear post lockdown winners and the companies that provide the sector with services will benefit accordingly. Over the past few weeks we have been covering stocks we believe are poised to benefit from the ongoing reopening of Australia and New Zealand. This week we will be writing about a small cap payments company that should be a huge beneficiary of this reopening thematic. This week we’re looking at a small cap retail stock that is offering investors a concentrated bet on the reopening theme. In 2020 we saw a huge shift in sentiment towards stocks that were benefiting from a covid-19 environment. Companies such as Pushpay (PPH.ASX) and Redbubble (RBL.ASX), we bought both heading into the pandemic, were huge beneficiaries. Heading into Christmas, the covid winners and now the covid losers and retail stocks are starting to grab more attention. With Australia exiting lockdowns there is a lot of pent up demand for retail spending, what we like to call revenge spending. This week we discuss a hidden gem on the ASX and one which we believe has the ultimate investment exposure in a Covid world. With the company only listing three months ago it is yet to receive much attention from fund managers and brokers, yet it is highly profitable and on an upgrade cycle. Find out which stock below. This week we continue our look at dividend yielding stocks with two companies that make reasonable investment propositions. One rather unloved by the market, Aurizon Holdings Ltd (AZJ.ASX), and the other reasonably fair value, APA Group (APA.ASX), but both offering steady long-term dividend streams. Ron Shamgar provides an update on a number of the companies held in TAMIM's Australian equities portfolios. Sid Ruttala continues his journey through the ASX 20. This week his notes visit and review Brambles (BXB.ASX) and Amcor (AMC.ASX). A must read for the Australian investor. Ron Shamgar provides an update on a number of the companies held in TAMIM's Australian equities portfolios.
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