“Extend the runway” – Why Tencent is still undervalued
Tencent’s flywheel model is driving sustained growth — and the market still doesn’t fully appreciate it. Andrew Macken explains why Tencent’s long-term runway is far from over.
The 3 Pillars of outperformance | Podcast
Join Andy and Chris in a deep dive into the Three Pillars of Active Management – Concentration, Patience, and Discipline. They draw on empirical research to explain how these three pillars can lead to superior long-term returns for investors.
Investing in platforms: How to tell the difference between a platform goldmine and a value-destroying ‘trapdoor’
Uncover the secrets to identifying genuine platform businesses and avoiding value-sapping ‘trapdoors’ in the investment realm. Learn the hallmarks of real platform goldmines, how network effects play a pivotal role, and why some companies claiming to be platforms might be deceiving. Navigate the complex world of investments with Montaka’s expert insights.
Multiple S in the Alphabet: How the S-curve explains why mega-techs still have enormous upside
Investors look at mega-tech companies and feel they are over-valued- how could their growth stint continue in the same trajectory? The answer lies in the S-curve. Read on to know all about it.
Tencent’s optionality upside: a blue sky for cloud
While the risks from Tencent being based in China are salient in investor’s minds at present, with many Chinese tech stocks seeing material share price declines, we believe over time the narrative will refocus on the positive revenue and earnings developments that should spring from Tencent’s optionality.
The 3 reasons why mega-tech ‘growth’ stocks are the best ‘value’ stocks today
Investors shouldn’t rotate out of mega-tech to value because mega-tech are value… Our analysis shows that mega-tech stocks not only offer some of the best growth opportunities, but also offer some of the best ‘value’ opportunities in the market today
Learning from investment legend James Anderson: Growth at an Unreasonable Price
James Anderson has spent decades capitalising on the market’s short-term focus by buying traditionally “expensive” stocks with incredible upside potential. Here we take a page out of his investment playbook.