Rudi’s View: Post February Conviction Calls

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Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy. Between 2011 and 2015 Rudi consistently maintained investors were better off avoiding exposure to commodities and to commodities stocks. Post GFC, he dedicated his research to finding All-Weather Performers. See also "All-Weather Performers" on this website, as well as the Special Reports section.

Rudi's View | 6:04 PM

By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Editor

The February results season did not live up to expectations and share markets have gone into a negative spiral during and since.

As Steve Miller once sang: "Round and round it goes, where it stops, nobody knows".

The ideal environment, one might conclude, to refresh the strategy and portfolio, while taking some key observations and conclusions from February results on board.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley have yet again communicated their Conviction Calls among ASX-listed smaller cap companies. That selection post-February consists of the following six:

-Corporate Travel Management ((CTD))
-Generation Development ((GDG))
-Dicker Data ((DDR))
-McMillan Shakespeare ((MMS))
-Propel Funeral Partners ((PFP))
-Superloop ((SLC))
 


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