This week we continue to look at the global pharmaceutical industry. More specifically, this week we will be looking to identify some of the trends and segments which may produce some more lucrative opportunities. Before we begin, a quick recap of the main points...
Investment Philosophy
Inflation, Equities & Allocation: What’s Going On?
Speaking to prospective and actual clients everyday, we get a fair sense and understanding as to the pulse of the market. Throughout those conversations, there are often common themes and questions. Among these, first, should we continue to own equities? Second...
It’s a Topsy Turvy World
Ahead of his webinar next week (register here), Robert Swift takes a brief look at the state of the world and what it means for the investors out there. We recently made a plea which fell on deaf ears. Instead of some precautionary monetary tightening, for which we...
Talking Top Twenty | Part 7: Transurban & Goodman
Sid Ruttala continues his journey through the ASX20. This week his notes visit and review Transurban (TCL.ASX) and Goodman Group (GMG.ASX). The earlier parts to Talking Top Twenty, can be found here: Part 1: The Banks - CBA & WBC Part 2: The Banks - NAB & ANZ...
PointsBet (PBH.ASX): Still A Bet Worth Taking?
Today we are writing about the fast growing sports betting industry emerging in America and a mid cap that is well positioned to benefit. PointsBet (PBH.ASX), one of 2020’s hottest stocks, is an online bookmaker offering sports betting services in Australia while also...
Taiwan: Not the Most Dangerous Place on Earth
As long-term investors in Taiwan we prefer to look at the investment flows by Taiwanese companies into China as an indicator of the state of relations and not media speculation regarding the prospect for military hostilities. If China were going to invade Taiwan it...
Playing the Inflation Game: Where Have We Allocated
In a previous article, we gave a rationalisation for why, despite seemingly irrational valuations, we remain overweight equities here at TAMIM. This week we continue to explore this but with a caveat, that is the potential for inflation and the reasons why it might...
When 1 + 1 Makes 3?
Robert Swift takes a look at the shift in language coming from central bankers and finance ministers and, more importantly, the implications for equities and bonds. Confirmation bias is a common problem for portfolio managers. You have a thesis and then look only for...
O Bubble, Bubble, Wherefore Art Thou Bubble?
This week we would like to revisit the topic of asset prices. More specifically, in reference to the latest RBA meetings and the IMF World Economic Outlook. A topic that is particularly important to us in perhaps elucidating whether we are in the beginning of...
Fear and Greed in the Time of Covid
By now most of the readership, we assume, has heard about the Archegos Capital fiasco. A situation that, last Friday, shook global equity markets. A series of events wiping out close to 50% of the market capitalisation of Discovery, more than 50% of Viacom, 20% off...
3 Secular Growth Thematics for the 20s & Beyond
Every generation sees certain trends that go beyond the cyclical. Trends that encapsulate a fundamental change to the way things are done. When we say secular growth, we are referring to structural changes taking place in the economy; from e-commerce fundamentally...
Questions and Lessons From The Greensill Saga
This week we would like to take a look at Greensill Capital and its spectacular fall from grace. Its fall, preceded by another yet bigger collapse in the form of German payment processor Wirecard, has raised many questions around the ability of regulators to keep up...



