Our Q&As are emailed in our Saturday morning Weekend Report, here’s a list for you to access them directly. If you have a question, we’d love to hear it. NB: Questions submitted prior to midday each Friday will be included.
* Questions for Saturday must be submitted before midday Friday.
Not a question but an observation. The morning of the Trump tariff news, I was about to leave the house for a 2 week holiday. My portfolio was all red so knowing that I could not trade while away I sold half of my portfolio during the next hour. On return I found that if I had done nothing I would have been 0.2% better off!
Hi As shareholders of AIC, have you considered what the effect the potential closure of Glencore’s copper concentrator in Queensland will have on AIC. Thank you.
Hi James,
Given the compulsory Super Contribution SG Rate increases to 12.0% July 1, 25 and Australias fascination with simplified, (easy) ETF’index passive investment, this has created a giant ponzi scheme in my view for certain sectors. Witness the crazy otherwise unjustified rise in the CBA Share Price. ETF passive funds must continue to BUY the index and with the compounding effect of compulsory Super @ 12.0%, on everyone employed, –this has distorted the local Market.
Assuming I am correct, what/when if ever do you see Managed Funds like Perpetual and Magellan with continuing FUM outflows presumably to ETF’s, recovering to previous levels. I note Macqaurie Bank has sold it’s international equities, fixed income and multi-asset investments to Nomura last week.
Hello MM Team,
Please assist me with my ignorance! I have read in your report about FMG:
“Cash balance at $US3.3 billion, net debt at $US2.1 billion “. I am not sure, what the “net debt” actually is. Net of what?
Does this mean:
• they would have $US3.3 billion left, after paying off their US$2.1 billion debt, or
• they have US$5.4 but they have a debt to pay, or
• their real cash position is US$1.2 billion ($3.1-$2.1)?
Many thanks,
John
Thoughts on James Hardie (JHX) and Uranium ETF (URNM)
Hi James and Team
Your current view on James Hardie and how long u think before it might recover back to $50+.
Would you recommend the URNM ETF at current prices to get a wide spread of uranium exposure as opposed to adding to existing PDN and BOE holdings.
regards
Debbie
I am not a fan – as a person, a politician, a businessman, a Statesman or an economist – he fails. He is wrecking the US economy, of that there is no doubt. This nonsense will be contagious. The question is how bad and for how long? I’m too old and cranky to wait out another global recession, especially an unnecessary one. Care to comment?
Your thoughts on Inghams (ING) and PEXA Group (PXA)
Dear team,
A few days ago you suggested ING as a possible income stock with some upside. It looks pretty good , but, I have some concerns. #1. is that it appears to have a very high debt to equity ratio. This is not appealing at any time. However, during a time of possible recession, it can mean catastrophe. #2. is that it is highly dependent on Woolworths and that Woolies is seeking to diversify ( which probably means ‘screw’) it’s poultry suppliers. Your thoughts on these issues would be welcome.
I am a big PXA fan. I already own some PEX shares and they are underwater. You have them in your emerging companies portfolio as a moderate risk and a medium to long horizon. At last they have UK approval and may move into a huge new market with proportionate opportunities. The price has jumped up accordingly. Do you still see it as an excellent opportunity?
Thank you for your superb work. Keep on keeping on.
Paul
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