By Sid Ruttala Large cap investing is rarely about finding the most exciting story in the market. More often, it is about understanding what is already priced in, what is being underestimated, and whether the business can keep compounding through the noise. August is...
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Cheap Is Not a Strategy: Why a Low Price on Its Own Never Made Anyone Money
One of the most expensive words in small cap investing is cheap. It sounds like a reason to buy. It feels like a reason to buy. A stock trades at a five year low, the price to earnings multiple looks absurd next to its history, the dividend yield jumps off the screen,...
The Buyers Are Circling
Markets almost never ring a bell at the bottom. They rarely turn because investors suddenly feel optimistic. They turn because someone with better information decides the price is wrong. That signal is not a rally. It is a takeover. We believe we are entering the...
The Reawakening of Small and Mid Caps
Written by Ron Shamgar After two years of relative underperformance, Australian small and mid caps are finally showing signs of life. With inflation easing, rate cuts now on the horizon, and investor sentiment gradually shifting back toward growth, we believe the next...
Copper, Tariffs and Opportunity: A New Age of Resource Realignment
When Copper Becomes a Battlefield It has long been said that copper is the metal with a PhD in economics. As a bellwether for industrial growth and technological advancement, copper demand tends to precede major shifts in global economic trends. In this context, the...
The Small Cap Energy Transition Playbook – Part 2
Powering the Global Shift to Renewables with Energy One In Part 2 of our Small Cap Energy Transition Playbook, we continue identifying ASX-listed companies providing the critical infrastructure and technologies supporting the move to a net-zero economy. Following our...
Tariffs and the ASX: What the U.S. Backflip Means for Investors
The past week has seen global markets whipsaw amid the latest U.S. tariff announcements, with Australian equities caught in the crosscurrents. Initially, global equities shed over $5.4 trillion in value following sweeping U.S. tariffs on imports, sending the S&P...
ASX Fintech Sector: Capitalising on the Digital Payments Shift
The ASX continues to be a hub for fintech innovation, with digital payments playing a crucial role in reshaping financial transactions and business operations. As businesses transition toward cashless transactions, demand for seamless, efficient payment solutions...
CBA vs. Westpac: Is the Market Overreacting?
Australia’s Banking Giants Face a Changing Landscape With the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cutting the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.1%, all eyes are on how the major banks will adapt. Lower rates may provide relief for borrowers, but they also pressure bank...
Is the ASX Undervalued? What Investors Should Know
Ron Shamgar, Head of Australian Equities and portfolio manager for the TAMIM Australia All Cap portfolio, shares his market insights on the latest developments shaping the investment landscape. The first month of the year has provided investors with a strong start,...
TAMIM Australian Equities – Is the Market Really Overvalued?
Are market bubble fears overblown? Ron Shamgar breaks down why valuations, excluding the tech giants, align with historical averages. Could this signal the early stages of a bull market and prime opportunities for small and mid-cap investors? Disclaimer: All investing...
Does the U.S Set the Tone for Australian Markets?
How do U.S. economic trends shape Australian market success? Ron Shamgar explains why understanding U.S. dynamics like rate cuts, controlled inflation, and recession avoidance is crucial for capitalising on opportunities in small and mid-cap stocks. Disclaimer: All...












