QAV AU 834 — From Chickens to CSL: A Reporting Season Reality Check

In this week’s episode of **QAV Aus­tralia (Ep. 834)**, Tony is back from his week off on the Mur­ray, and he and Cameron dive into a wide-rang­ing dis­cus­sion of report­ing sea­son results, port­fo­lio per­for­mance, and lessons from both win­ners and losers on the ASX. They cov­er every­thing from Super Retail Group’s recent surge to the ongo­ing woes of Ingham’s, and ask whether CSL is still the “great Aussie stock” it’s made out to be. Cameron revis­its the so-called “Pulled Pork curse,” reveal­ing the true track record of Tony’s stock deep-dives. They also debate whether new met­rics like gross prof­itabil­i­ty or com­pa­ny buy­backs should be added to the QAV check­list, and trou­bleshoot the dread­ed Excel “out of resources” error. Final­ly, Tony presents a Pulled Pork on MA Finan­cial (MAF), a fast-grow­ing diver­si­fied finan­cial group, before the con­ver­sa­tion drifts into music leg­ends, AI research, and whether Kei­th Moon was the most enter­tain­ing drum­mer of all time.

QAV AU 833 — Clime: A Masterclass with John Abernethy

In this episode, Tony and Cameron sit down with John Aber­nethy, vet­er­an investor and founder of Clime Invest­ment Man­age­ment, for an in-depth con­ver­sa­tion about val­ue invest­ing, funds man­age­ment, and the evo­lu­tion of Australia’s finan­cial indus­try. John shares sto­ries from his ear­ly days at NRMA in the 1980s, the influ­ence of War­ren Buffett’s phi­los­o­phy, and the cre­ative use of con­vert­ible notes to bridge val­ue gaps. He explains how Clime evolved into a $1.6 bil­lion mul­ti-asset man­ag­er, why self-fund­ing com­pa­nies like Nick Scali are rare gems, and the chal­lenges of today’s funds man­age­ment envi­ron­ment. The dis­cus­sion also cov­ers the rise of man­aged invest­ment accounts, the impor­tance of div­i­dends, macro­eco­nom­ic forces, and Clime’s cur­rent offer­ings on the ASX.

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