This week I write about a favourite topic and one that I believe will fundamentally drive investment markets over the next decade. We’ve all seen the headlines around electric vehicles, rare-earths and commodities heading higher more broadly, some of us have seen ourselves get a little ‘richer’ as a result. But let me delve a little deeper, why I’m personally invested and where I see this market heading.
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This week we take a look at three stocks that are both defensive in nature but still in their high growth emerging phase of their business evolution. All stocks are high conviction holdings in the TAMIM Fund: Australia All Cap portfolio.
Coming to the end of 2020, Ron Shamgar provides an update on a number of the companies held in TAMIM's Australian equities portfolios. After a strong 2019, this year had been shaping up to be another good year until the pandemic hit Australian shores. The companies below are amongst the holdings that have helped the portfolio deliver a strong year despite the challenges in the stock market.
The telco sector is currently the largest thematic exposure we have across our portfolios. It’s a sector we like because it’s defensive and has been a key beneficiary from the Covid remote working environment. Every 5-10 years we also see a period where the industry goes through large rounds of consolidation, mergers and acquisitions that can last several years.
Ron Shamgar provides an update on a number of the companies held in TAMIM's Australian equities portfolios.
Last month we launched a unique TAMIM special purpose vehicle (SPV). This Fund has invested in what we saw as a special opportunity to invest in a company that had reached a seminal moment in its history. A milestone that would be the catalyst for crystallising significant shareholder value. Our thesis was bang on (if a little early) and we now expect further upside. Read on to find out why.
This week we look at three holdings that are benefiting from the Covid-world as Australians continue to avoid using public transport and use their vehicles more often for both work and leisure travel.
And here we are, we have reached the final stop on our progression through the Top Twenty. This week, the companies examined are Suncorp (SUN.ASX) and Scentre Group (SCG.ASX).
Once again, we continue down the ASX. This week we examine Brambles Ltd. (BXB.ASX), Amcor Plc (AMC.ASX) and Insurance Australia Group Ltd (IAG.ASX).
This week we look at one of the most overlooked but stellar results of the 2020 reporting season. This company has grown earnings at a compound rate of 44% p.a. for the last four years and requires little capital to grow. The business is benefitting from structural tailwinds and, we believe, is on track to potentially hit the $100M net profit milestone in 2021 yet is only being valued at $550M or a PE of 6x by the market.
Sid Ruttala once again delves into the top end of the market, working his way down the larger companies on the ASX. This week we look at Goodman Group (GMG), Newcrest Mining (NCM) and Woodside Petroleum (WPL).
Sid Ruttala continues his exploration of the top end of the market, this time moving just past the surface of the ASX and going outside the Top Ten. This week we look at Macquarie Group (MQG), Telstra Corporation (TLS) and Rio Tinto (RIO).
We continue this week with the last of the top ten, namely FMG, WOW and TCL. Looking at the key highlights and Sid Ruttala's notes around each.
As promised, this week we continue to look through some of the key highlights, and my notes on the top end of the market (by market capitalisation). The securities this week are CSL, BHP, and Wesfarmers.
This week we go through some of the notes and key highlights from the top end of the market. A disclaimer before reading further, this is the first part of my notes on the top ten securities by market capitalisation.
Ron Shamgar provides an update on a number of the companies held in TAMIM's Australian equities portfolios.
This week we take a look at two retailers that have provided robust results for FY20 and are seeing continued strong momentum into the new financial year as the structural shift to e-commerce accelerates. We believe there is more share price upside as valuations catch-up to fundamentals.
Ron Shamgar provides an update on a number of the companies held in TAMIM's Australian equities portfolios.
This week we take a look at the red hot BNPL sector and lay out the investment thesis for our preferred pick. Sezzle (SZL.ASX). The stock is up over 200% since we first invested in it, but we still see a bright future for the company and the sector in general. Read on below!
This week we take a look at some of our current (and former) portfolio holdings and the impact recent developments both here and overseas have had on their prospects going forward, we see potential as future opportunities for investors.
This week we examine the turnaround happening at The Reject Shop (TRS.ASX). We are quite confident that the business will thrive going forward in an environment where consumers become increasingly frugal and look to save money. Under a new management team and with 25% of the current valuation backed by net cash, we believe TRS is an attractive investment for uncertain times. Read more.
There’s an old saying that in a mining boom, investors should buy the companies supplying the picks and shovels. This week we present part 2 of our examination of the telco sector; we take a look at a services provider to the sector and see how it is benefiting from the surge in demand for connectivity that has been accelerated by the WFH trend.
This week has seen an announcement by NAB of the anticipated dividend cut to 30c per share, and a capital raise, this pretty much makes it a certainty that the other three will follow suit. Given the centrality of the Big 4 to Australian equity investors and the broader economy we thought it pertinent to revisit the topic. In particular, with a view to see what the other banks might do and their risk profile going forward. This is all to say, is it time to buy yet?
Ron Shamgar looks to review a number of the key holdings in the TAMIM Australian equity portfolios in the midst of the coronavirus carnage.
As most investors know, retail is a tough game. In the last twelve months we have seen many retailers struggle with sluggish consumer spending, bush fires impacting sales and more recently the drop off in tourism from the coronavirus, COVID-19. But, not all retailers are made the same. Despite all this doom and gloom, three retailers we own delivered strong results recently. But why are these retailers outperforming their peers? Read on to find out.
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