ASX Podcasts - 2010

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Stocks for your stocking

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Roger Montgomery, rogermontgomery.com

Roger says good value companies tend to hit you in the face - their value is obvious. This engaging presentation has lots of questions from the floor as Roger lists ways of assessing the value of companies. He lists companies he regards as good value and those that are poor value and gives his reasons.

Recorded - Tue 14 December 2010 at Syd ASX Investor Hour.

Stocks for your stocking

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Carl Daffy, Senior Advisor, Wilson HTM

A look at the current economic cycle and the factors that will determine the future direction of the Australian Market. Carl provides a review of Wilson HTM's preferred stocks and sectors that may be suitable for you to consider as part of your investment portfolio.

Recorded - Wed 1 December 2010 at Melb ASX Investor Hour.

What's happening in international markets?

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Hamish Douglass, CEO, Magellan Asset Management

This is a clear and fascinating presentation on nationalising our banks in the GFC, the likelihood of property prices falling, China's growth peak and why India won't replace it.

Recorded - Tue 16 November 2010 at Syd ASX Investor Hour.

Finding market winners

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Tim Lincoln, Managing Director, Lincoln

Market volatility creates opportunity for the astute investor according to Tim. He explains Lincoln's business methodology for identifying market winners and how to avoid underperforming stocks. Tim runs through a list of stocks seeing how they measure up.

Recorded - Wed 3 November 2010 at Melb ASX Investor Hour.

The Sharemarket Outlook

Julie Davison

Julie Davison, Stockbroker, Bell Potter Securities

Despite recent economic woes Julie argues we can expect a 50 to 75 per cent increase in the sharemarket in the next 3 years. With a preference for financially strong, large caps Julie gives us her list of preferred stocks and her reasons for recommending them.

Recorded - Wed 6 October 2010 at Melb ASX Investor Hour.

Retail investment trends

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Mark Thomas, CEO, van Eyk

This is a clear and thorough presentation with excellent supporting slides. Mark looks at domestic and global trends, provides some suggestions on key asset allocation decisions and let's us in on some important survey results conducted by van Eyk.

Recorded - Sun 3 October 2010 at Syd ASX Investor Hour.

Back to basics with Active Investing

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Alan Hull, Author, Share trader and fund manager

In this lively talk, Alan offers practical advice like why to never trade against the overall trend and why you shouldn't have to make a decision after you have bought, everything should be mechanical.

Recorded - Wed 1 September 2010 at Melb ASX Investor Hour.

Economic and investment outlook

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Brian Redican, Senior Economist, Macquarie

As senior economist at Macquarie Bank Brian Redican's job is to understand where things are at and where they are heading. Brian looks at the Australian economy including the role of the housing market and how people are moving from state to state. In his analysis of the global economy he focuses on the continuing problems in Europe and asks whether there will be a Euro currency in 3 years.

Recorded - Tue 17 August 2010 at Sydney ASX Investor Hour.

How to simply pick the best stocks

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Roger Montgomery, Independent Analyst

Does your portfolio simply rise and fall with the market? Listen to Roger's technique for picking the best stocks. Please note some variation in sound quality.

Recorded - Wed 4 August 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour..

Orica - a global success

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Graeme Liebelt, Managing Director and CEO

Graeme has worked for Orica for more than 20 years and has been Managing Director and CEO since 2005. Did you know that Orica is the world's largest supplier of commercial explosives to the mining, quarrying and infrastructure sectors? Or that Orica provides the chlorine to keep Australian drinking water clean? Learn about this global listed-company with operations in over 50 countries.

Recorded - Wed 7 July 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour.

Stock selection in the year ahead

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James Kirby, Managing Editor, Eureka Report

This is a presentation to put the average investor in the frame as to where we are now and what the experts think is going to happen between June and Christmas.

Recorded - Wed 2 June 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour.

Stocks to watch

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Jeremy Hook, Investment Director, TMS Capital

Jeremy looks at the latest opportunities in the market as well as reviewing the performance of his recommendations from previous sessions.

Recorded - Tue 25 May 2010 at Sydney ASX Investor Hour.

What you need to know about Interest Rate Securities

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Brad Newcombe, Senior Research Analyst, FIIG

Brad provides an overview of the types of Interest Rate Securities available for investors looking for fixed income style investments. Features, benefits and risks of the more popular IRS are explained and how investors can compare the various types on issue.

Recorded - Wed 5 May 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour.

How a low carbon future affects shareholders

Rob Fowler, Emissions Trading Specialist, Booz & Company

Rob Fowler, Emissions Trading Specialist, Booz & Company

Rob provides an overview of developments in the carbon market. He argues that the era of cheap energy is over and contrary to popular perceptions the Copenhagen conference was not a failure with substantial progress made.

Recorded - Tue 20 April 2010 at Sydney ASX Investor Hour.

What are the chances of a new boom in commodities?

Craig James, Chief Economist, CommSec

Craig James, Chief Economist, CommSec

The 'teens' is shaping up as the Asia Decade. Hear Craig's view on the challenges and benefits this represents for various sectors and regions of the Australian economy.

Recorded - Wed 7 April 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour.

Instalments in SMSF: Growth strategies

Tony Rumble, Founder, Alpha Structured Investments

Tony Rumble, Founder, Alpha Structured Investments

Tony provides an informative session on what instalments are and how they can be used in self managed super.

Recorded - Tue 23 March 2010 at Sydney ASX Investor Hour.

The truth about the sharemarket

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Marcus Padley, Stockbroker

Marcus challenges commonly accepted principles, explodes myths, blasts legends and explains the truth about how the stockmarket really goes around.

Recorded - Wed 3 March 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour.

2010: Profits and pitfalls

Craig James, Chief Economist, CommSec

Craig James, Chief Economist, CommSec

Craig shares his insights into the market. He looks at the main economic indicators and highlights key sectors to keep an eye on when investing in 2010.

Recorded - Tue 16 February 2010 at Sydney ASX Investor Hour.

Strategies for effective portfolio construction

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Mike Hawkins, CIO, Evans and Partners

Mike's view on how to develop a well structured portfolio and his preferred stocks across a range market sectors.

Recorded - Tue 2 February 2010 at Melbourne ASX Investor Hour.

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