20 lessons in 20 years – Part 7
Management matters By Anton Tagliaferro, Daniel Moore, Marc Whittaker | 27 September 2018 Assessing a company’s management is important when investing in the stock market The quality of a company’s management team is one of the very important attributes IML has always investigated whenever we invest in a company. Assessing a company’s management team is a […]
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#6 Always look to invest in companies with a strong competitive advantage By Anton Tagliaferro, Daniel Moore and Bruce Du | 20 September 2018 One of the key attributes that IML looks for when we invest in stocks is to focus on companies that have a sustainable competitive advantage. In our view a strong competitive advantage […]
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30 August 2018 Over the last 20 years we have seen many of Australia’s larger companies such as Brambles, Woolworths, Fosters, NAB, Woolworths, Orica and Amcor demerge and spin off smaller parts of their business on the stock market. The primary objective for separately listing the demerged company was to allow both the parent company […]
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#4 Dividends are key By Anton Tagliaferro | 11 September 2018 “…I have learnt over my many years of investing that there are three reasons why dividends are key for investors: Dividends are an important part of the return of an equity portfolio The level of dividends is not impacted by the level of the sharemarket […]
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