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Investing insights, podcast episodes, and market analysis.
Why Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) is our Large Cap stock of the week
Our large cap stock this week is Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS). This has been a favourite of QAV Club members for a while as it has performed very well in recent months. Aeris is a diversified mining and exploration company involved in production and sale of copper, gold…
Why is IVE Group Limited (ASX:IGL) our small cap stock of the week?
Our small cap stock this week is IVE Group Limited (ASX:IGL). IVE are a creative design business, handling print, mobile and interactive media. They’ve been around since 1921 and, according to their website, “are Australia’s leading holistic marketing company.” On…
Transcript QAV #436
QAV 436 Club Cameron 00:04 The producers of this podcast would like to remind you that we’re providing general financial advice only. If you’re looking for personal financial advice or before you make any investment decisions, please consult a professional financial…
TK Journal 2021-09-09
I am Selling my RMS shares and will use the proceeds to top up my holdings in NAB, SUN, AZJ and CBA. Thanks, Tony
TK Journal 2021-09-08
It looks like Ramelius Resources (RMS) has crossed its sell line today even taking into account their recent dividend. It is highly likely that I will sell my holdings in the next 24 hours.
QAV S04E36 — 4E or not 4E
Tony reports on his recent analysis on companies that go from a negative cashflow to a positive cashflow; Tony has been trying to find a place where a qualified audit is recorded that makes them easier to find than having to scroll through the annual report; GLE’s results are out and their shares are up; Speaking of scorecards, we’re publishing our first official scorecard since getting our AFSL this week! ; Our portfolio just passed the two year anniversary and is looking good; Tony’s pulled pork this week is CVW, Clearview Wealth; and we talk about ASG, MXI, VRS, commodity stocks, VUK, HUM, CKF and CAR.
QAV Scorecard 2021-09-06
We recommend that you only use these as a starting point for your own research or to compare you own scorecard to as a way of making sure you’re going QAV properly. But if you do use it as a “buy list”, then please do at least a couple of basic checks before you make…
Transcript #435
QAV 435 Club Tony 00:04 COG, COG, COG. Cameron 00:06 [laughing] Welcome back to QAV Sifu Kynaston, Episode 435 recorded on the 30th of August 2021. How you doing Sifu? Tony 00:21 Seafood? I’m good. Cameron 00:22 Sifu, S I F U. That’s what in our kung fu classes we…
QAV S04E35 — Seafood Tony
This week we have some big news, talk about some minor errors we’ve fixed in the checklist and bible, then Tony does a pulled pork on COG, we explain ASX’s cash flow anomaly from last week, Tony talk about some recent regression testing he has done on selling when the QAV score hits 0.5 and on using ROE in our checklist, Shell scenario planning frameworks, whether or not we should discount sentiment for companies with a small float, which part of the cycle Tony thinks the market is in and whether or not it matters, MYE’s falling QAV score, the sell line for CDD, the buy line for CAA, and how Tony treats REITs.

