Stock Disclosure

ASX- Listed Australian stocks:

A1M, AAC, ABX, ABY, ADI.AU, AKE, ALK, AMC, AMI, ANN, ANZ, APA, ARB, ASM, AZS, BFC, BFC.AU, BHP, BKL, BLD, BOQ, BUB, BWP, CAT, CHC.AU, CHN.AX, CKF, CNR, COF.AX, CQE.AU, CSL, DHG, DMP, DXS.AU, ECF.AX, EHE.AUX, ELD, ENN.AX, ESS, EVN.AU, FAL, FATP.AX, FID, FMG, FPC.AU, FPP, GBS, GOLD, GOR.AU, GPT.AU, HUB, IDX, IGO, IPL, JHC.AX, JHX, KRR, MCR, MPL, NAB, NCM.AU, NEC, NML, NSR.AU, NST.AX, NUF, NXM, ORA, ORI, PAN, PAR.AU, PPS, PRN, QAN, QBE, RED, RIO, RXL, S32, SBM, SCG.AU, SCG-2, SFR, SGP, SHL, SLR, SRG, SRV.AU, SSPG-2, SSR, STO, SUN, SVY, TLS, TPG, TRS, TWE, VCX, WBC, WDS, WHC, X64, PDN, GNC, MGR, TYR, ATOM, 29M, RRL.AU, STO.AX, WDS.AX & GMD.AX

International stocks:

3382, 3690, 5930, 6506, 6954, 8058, 9432, 1128.HKE, 1818.HKE, 1821.HK, 1876.HKE, 1928.HKE, 1972.HKE, 2282.HKE, 2840.HKE, 2883.HKE, 3289.TKS, 3690.HKE, 388.HKE, 435.HK, 5929.TKS, 6367.TKS, 6481.TKS, 6758.TKS, 683.HKE, 69.HKE, 700.HKE, 7167.TKS, 7186.TKS, 7974.TKS, 823.HK, 8306.JP, 8316.JP, 8331.T, 8411.T, 8604.TKS, 8604-2, 8801.JP, 8804.TKS, 9684.TKS, AAL, AAPL.NAS, ABX.TSX, ACA.PAR, AIR, AMH.NYS, AMS, AMS.MAD, ANGPY, ANTO, APF, ARF, AT1.ETR, ATVI, ATYM, AUTO.LSE, AV, AVB.US, BA, BABA.NYS, BAC, BARC, BBOX.LSE, BGFD, BHP.NYS, BHR.NYS, BIDU.NAS, BKIA, BMW, BN, BNP.PAR, BP, BT.A, BXP.NYS, C, CAST.SE, CAT, CCH, CCL.LSE, CDE.NYS, CDE.US, CEY, CHL, COL.ES, CQR, CSCO, CSGN, CUZ.NYS, CVO.PA, DGE, DHC, DHI, DIS, DIS.NYS, DLR.NYS, DOM.LSE, ECMPA.AMS, ENAV-uk, ENTRA.OSL, ENX.PAR, EQIX, ESS.US, EXR.NYS, EZJ, FDX, FRES.LSE, G24, GDX.LSE, GDXJ.LSE, GDXJ.US, GEMD, GLD.ARC, GLEN, GOCO, GOLD.NYS, GOOG, GRG, GSK, HDB, HEIA.AMS, HL, HLT.NYS, HMY, HMY.NYS, HSW, HUFV.SE, IAG, IBN, IMG, IMPUY, ITRK, ITV, JHX.NYS, JP.8308, KGC, KIM.US, KNEBV.HEL, KWS, LEG.ETR, LEN, LGEN, LLOY, LRE, LSE, LVMH, MC.PAR, MCRO, MCRO.LSE, MKS, MOL, MONY, MRL.ES, MTN.NYS, NEM, NG, NSR, NWH.U.CA, NWH.UN.TSX, OXY, PETS, PG, PHE, PHE.LSE, PLATJPN, PLD.US, PLEF, PLG.CA, POLY, PPH, PSA.NYS, PZC, RB, REL, RELX, RI, RIGD, RIGD.LSI, RING, RMV.LSE, RNK, RR, SGE, SGRO.GB, SHEL, SIL, SKT, SKT.US, SLP, SMDS, SMI, SMSN.LSI, SN, SNE, SPG.US, SPK, SRC.US, STAY.NAS, SYY, TGYM, TJX.NYS, TME, TRNO.US, TSM, TTWO, TWR, UBER, ULVR, UMH.NYS, VER, VNO.NYS, VOD, VOW, VTR.US, WELL.K, WMG.NAS, WYNN, XERI.PK, XOM, YTRA, YUMC, ZG.NAS, URA, HEM.SE, 9888.CN, 9988.HK, 7163.JP, CDE.US, GENI.GB, PDN.AX, RIOT.US & ZG.US

Global Equities

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The report was launched in 2019 and combines our research capabilities across the United Kingdom, the US, Asian and European markets. We scour all four regions for blue-chip, mid-cap and smaller stocks that represent value.

As contrarian investors, we examine company fundamentals to find those rare opportunities so often overlooked by other investors. We then use technical analysis to sharpen our timing. Specific macro themes also drive our stock selections.

If you are looking for advice to assist you with the creation of a stable portfolio providing exposure internationally, the Global Equities report could be for you.

Subscribe as a Global Equities Member to receive weekly reports including our very latest buy recommendations, and a host of other benefits.

Angus Geddes

He has a wealth of experience acquired over more than two decades in both domestic and international financial markets. Aside from running the Fat Prophets group. Angus has broad investment responsibilities within the Funds Management division, which manages close to $100 million.

Angus’s investment track record began in 1982 at the young age of 13. In 1986 he received a “highly commended” award from the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce for increasing an initial investment of $200 to $35,000 on the world stock markets.

During his career, Angus has worked as a money market dealer in New Zealand, a financial consultant in the United Kingdom and the United States. Moving to Australia in 1996, Angus worked for five years as a stockbroker at Bankers Trust and JB Were before co-founding Fat Prophets in June 2000.

Majoring in Economics, Angus completed a Bachelor of Commerce degree at Otago University, New Zealand in1990. He is also a member of the Securities Institute of Australia having qualified for a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment in 1999.

Angus is also a non executive director of Pie-face Holdings, one of Australia’s fastest growing food franchises and Fitch Metals Engineering, a rapidly expanding industrial engineering and manufacturing company. Angus is also a director of the Australasian Investment Review, a fast growing online magazine with more than 35,000 subscribers.

Simon Wheatley

Simon has over 20 years of listed markets experience, having started out in real estate equity research in 1996, before heading real estate equity research teams for JB Were and Goldman Sachs from 1999. Simon was head of international equity research for Goldman Sachs JBWere (GSJBW) based in New York from 2005 where he was also broker dealer licencee of the US business, was a member of the Australian Investment Review Committee for Goldman Sachs Equity Research, and was a long term partner at GSJBW. Additionally he has had successful private business ventures, and most recently headed Real Estate Corporate Advisory for Australia and New Zealand for Goldman Sachs.

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Fat Prophets has made every effort to ensure the reliability of the views and recommendations expressed in the reports published on its websites. Fat Prophets research is based upon information known to us or which was obtained from sources which we believed to be reliable and accurate at time of publication. However, like the markets, we are not perfect. This report is prepared for general information only, and as such, the specific needs, investment objectives or financial situation of any particular user have not been taken into consideration. Individuals should therefore discuss, with their financial planner or advisor, the merits of each recommendation for their own specific circumstances and realise that not all investments will be appropriate for all subscribers. To the extent permitted by law, Fat Prophets and its employees, agents and authorised representatives exclude all liability for any loss or damage (including indirect, special, or consequential loss or damage) arising from the use of, or reliance on, any information within the report whether or not caused by any negligent act or omission. If the law prohibits the exclusion of such liability, Fat Prophets hereby limits its liability, to the extent permitted by law, to the resupply of the said information or the cost of the said resupply.

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Staff trading – Fat Prophets Pty Ltd, its directors, employees and associates of Fat Prophets may hold interests in many ASX-listed Australian companies which may or may not be mentioned or recommended in the Fat Prophets newsletter. These positions may change at any time, without notice. To manage the conflict between personal dealing and newsletter recommendations the directors, employees, and associates of Fat Prophets Pty Ltd cannot knowingly trade in a stock 48 hours either side of a buy or sell recommendation being made in the Fat Prophets newsletter. Staff trades are pre-approved by an appointed staff trading compliance officer to ensure compliance with the staff trading policy.

As at 19/7/2022, Directors and/or associates of the Fat Prophets Group of Companies currently hold positions in:

ASX- Listed Australian stocks: A1M, AAC, ABX.ASX, ABY.AU, ADI.AU, AKE, ALK, AMC, AMI, ANZ, APA, ARB, ASM, AZS, BFC, BFC.AU, BHP.AX, BKL, BLD, BOQ, BUB, BWP, CAT, CHC.AU, CHN, CKF.AU, CNR, COF.AX, CQE.AU, DHG, DMP.AX, DXS.AU, ECF.AX, EHE.AUX, ELD, ENN.AX, ESS, EVN.AU, FAL, FATP.AX, FID, FMG, FPC.AU, FPP, GBS, GOLD, GOR.AU, GPT.AU, HUB, IDX, IGO, IPL, JHC.AX, JHX, KRR, MCR.AU, MPL, NAB, NCM, NEC, NML, NSR.AU, NST.AX, NUF, NXM, ORA, ORI, PAN, PPS.AU, PRN, QAN, QBE.AU, RED, RIO, RXL, S32, SBM.AU, SCG.AU, SCG-2, SFR, SGP, SHL, SLR, SRG, SRV.AU, SSPG-2, SSR, STO.AX, SUN, SVY, TLS.AU, TPG, TRS, TWE, VCX, VCX.AU, WBC, WDS, WHC.AU, X64, CSL

International stocks: Seven & i Holdings, Meituan Dianping, Samsung Electronics, THK, Yaskawa Electric, Fanuc, Mitsubishi Corporation, DAI-ICHI LIFE HOLDINGS INC, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Square Enix, Hongkong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd, SUNLIGHT REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST, Tencent Holdings Ltd, LINK REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST, Wynn Macau, Zhaojin Mining, ESR CAYMAN LTD, Budweiser Brewing Company APAC Ltd, Sands China Ltd, MGM China Holdings Ltd, SPDR GOLD TRUST, China Oilfield, Daikin Industries Ltd, THK CO., LTD, Sony Corp, NISSHA PRINTING CO., LTD, Nintendo Co. Ltd., MITSUBISHI UFJ FINANCIAL GROUP INC, SUMITOMO MITSUI FINANCIAL GROUP INC, CHIBA BANK LTD, Nomura Holdings, MITSUI FUDOSAN CO LTD, SQUARE ENIX HOLDING, American Airlines, Apple Inc., Barrick Group, Air New Zealand, American Homes 4 Rent, Amadeus, Antofagasta, Anglo Pacific, AROUNDTOWN SA, Activision Blizzard Inc, Atalaya Mining, Auto Trader, Aviva, AvalonBay Communities Inc, BAE Systems, Alibaba Group Holding ltd, Bank of America, Barclays, Baillie Gifford Japan Trust, BHP Billiton Limited ADRS, Baidu Inc, Bankia SA, BMW, Danone, BP, BT Group, Citigroup Inc, Castellum AB Caterpillar, Coca‑Cola HBC, Carnival, Coeur Mining, Inc, Centamin, China Mobile, INMOBILIARIA COLONIAL SA, Cisco Systems Inc, Credit Suisse, COVIVIO SA, Invesco DB Agriculture Fund, Diageo, DIVERSIFIED HEALTHCARE TRUST, D.R. Horton, Walt Disney Company (The), Domino’s Pizza Group, ENAV, Euro Next, EQUINIX INC, Essex Property Trust Inc, easyJet, FedEx Corporation, Fresnillo, Scout24, Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF, VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF, Gem Diamonds, Genius Sports Ltd, SPDR Gold Trust, Glencore, Corning Incorporated, Future PLC, Barrick Gold Corporation, Alphabet Inc – Class C Capital Stock, Greggs, GlaxoSmithKline, Halliburton Company, HDFC Bank, Heineken, Hecla Mining, Harmony Gold Mining Co, Hostelworld, HUFVUDSTADEN AB, International Consolidated Group Airlines, ICICI Bank, IAMGOLD, Intertek, ITV, James Hardie Industries plc, RESONA HOLDINGS INC, Kinross Gold, Kimco Realty Corp, Kone, Keywords Studios, Lennar Corporation, Legal and General, Lloyds Banking Group, Lancashire, London Stock Exchange, LVMH, Micro Focus, Marks & Spencer, Gruppo MutuiOnline, Moneysupermarket.com, MERLIN PROPERTIES SOCIMI SA, Newmont Corp, National Grid, National Storage REIT, NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT, Occidental Petroleum, Pets at Home, Procter & Gamble, POWERHOUSE ENERGY GROUP PLC, Platinum Japan Fund, Prologis Inc, Platinum European Fund, Polymetal International, PPHE Hotel Group, Peloton Interactive Inc, PZ Cussons, Reckitt Benckiser, RELX Pernod Ricard, Reliance Industries, iShares, MSCI Global Gold Miners ETF, Rank Group, Rolls-Royce, Sage Group, SEGRO PLC, Shell, Global X Silver Miners ETF, Tanger Factory Outlet Centers Inc, Schlumberger NV, Sylvania Platinum, DS Smith, Semiconductor Manufacturing International, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Smith & Nephew, Sony Corporation, South32 Ltd ADR, Simon Property Group Inc, Spark New Zealand, Spirit Realty Capital Inc, SSP GROUP PLC, Sysco, Technogym, TJX Companies Inc, Tencent Music Entertainment Group, TERRENO REALTY CORP, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd, Take-Two Interactive Software, Tower New Zealand, Sprott Physical Uranium Trust, Uber Technologies Inc, Unilever, VEREIT INC, Vornado Realty Trust, Vodafone Plc, Volkswagen, Ventas Inc, WELLTOWER INC, Warner Music Group Corp, Wynn Resorts Ltd, XERIANT INC, Exxon Mobil, Yatra Online, Yum China Holdings Inc, Zillow Group Inc – Class A Common Stock

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Year 2000

Fat Prophets goes bullish Gold at US$260 an ounce

Fresh out of the bursting of the dotcom bubble, one of Fat Prophets’ early calls was to buy gold at around US$262 an ounce. This was on the basis that the ensuing monetary easing by the Fed would erode the intrinsic value of the US$. Such was to prove correct, with the precious metals sector surging, as gold surged in the ensuing years to reach a peak of almost $1900 in 2011.

Year 2003

Fat Prophets goes bullish Oil at US$35 a barrel

Fresh out of the bursting of the dotcom bubble, one of Fat Prophets’ early calls was to buy gold at around US$262 an ounce. This was on the basis that the ensuing monetary easing by the Fed would erode the intrinsic value of the US$. Such was to prove correct, with the precious metals sector surging, as gold surged in the ensuing years to reach a peak of almost $1900 in 2011.

Year 2008

Fat Prophets says to avoid financials, just prior to the GFC

While not predicting the full extent of the Global Financial crisis, Fat Prophets’ was very vocal that the level of housing market write-offs was set to accelerate for the US banking sector. We said that the banking sector globally should be avoided and was a ‘no-go.’ The sub-prime disaster was of course what ultimately brought down a number of banks, and also ushered in the GFC.

Year 2014

Fat Prophets calls an inflection point for the airline sector, and put a buy on Qantas at $1.31

Going back to 2014, and Qantas was the stock that the market loved to ‘hate’ with intense price competition, rising costs, and overcapacity. Fat Prophets however believed that a number of tailwinds were emerging with an ending of the domestic price war, and with a credible turnaround program under CEO Alan Joyce. After the airline turned a billion-dollar loss into a billion-dollar profit, the market started to agree. Brokers have subsequently started putting buys on QAN around the $6 mark. Fat Prophets has taken the exit for a gain of over 300%.

Year 2015

Fat Prophets predicts a Trump election victory

Not many were giving Donald Trump much of a chance of securing the Republican nomination let alone the US Presidency. Fat Prophets believed that a backlash against the establishment would see Donald Trump go onto be the 45th President of the United States. We all know what happened next.

Year 2015

Fat Prophets calls the bottom of the iron ore market

In late 2014, early 2015, the majority of the investment community were bearish on iron ore, with a wide expectation that China was about to implode, and iron ore was going to US$20. Fat Prophets’ was on the contrarian side, calling a bottom around US$60, on the basis of a still strong Chinese economy, supported by stimulus, urbanisation, and with supply constraints emerging. Iron prices ultimately bottomed around US$50 and went onto surge past the US$120 mark.

Year 2018

Fat Prophets calls a bottom in oil around US$50 a barrel

With the trade war raging on and concerns over a global recession, oil prices plummeted in the fourth quarter of 2018. Fat Prophets took the view that OPEC would act to stabilise pricing by agreeing an output cut. Such was to prove the case, and with the cartel extending, and complying, with supply curbs well into 2019.

Year 2018

Fat Prophets calls a turnaround in sentiment after a traumatic sell-off in Q4 2018

The fourth quarter of 2018 saw a traumatic sell-off, the likes of which had not been seen before, even in the GFC. An ongoing trade war and the prospect of Fed rate rises, had the markets fearing the worst. Fat Prophets took the opposing view and believed that investors would recalibrate their pessimistic expectations as 2019 got underway. The S&P500 did indeed stage a powerful rally in the first half of the year.

Year 2019

Fat Prophets calls a period of outperformance for Asian markets

With the trade war weighing on sentiment, the Chinese stock market had a tough time in 2018. Fat Prophets however believed that both sides (the US/China) were motivated to ‘do a deal’ and saw the selling in China as excessive, given the market (CSI300 above) was trading on a PE of around 7 times. With China appearing to seize the upper hand in negotiations, the Chinese stock market has since gone onto perform strongly.

Global Mining

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Fat Prophets has been providing dedicated coverage of the resource sector since the launch of the Mining & Resources Report in 2005. Since that time, the resource space has continued to develop into a global behemoth with an increasing number of companies operating mines and developing projects across the globe.

With the large number of global resource companies available to investors, our Global Mining Report is designed to sort the “wheat from the chaff”. With our extensive resource expertise, Fat Prophets has made it our absolute mission to seek out the best exposure to base metals, precious metals and energy companies from the global pool of resource companies.

Our Global Mining Report has a firm capital growth focus and utilises our on the ground knowledge of resource companies globally to present opportunities across both the majors and minnows of the resource markets.

To generate superior returns, one must understand the inherent volatility in the global resources sector; an understanding that Fat Prophets has an expertise in. We would encourage you to take a look at our Global Mining Report.

Australasian Equities

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The report was launched back in 2000 in the middle of what was at the time one of the most savage bear markets ever witnessed. The report has gone on to comfortably outperform the broader market over the past 19 years.

We scour the market for blue chip, mid cap and smaller stocks that represent real value in an otherwise overpriced market.

As contrarian investors, we examine company fundamentals to find those rare opportunities so often overlooked by other investors. We then use technical analysis to sharpen our timing.

Whilst you will receive recommendations across the industrial sector and also select financial stocks, key macro themes driving our stock selections include bullish views on both gold and energy stocks.

We explain our thinking regularly in Market Comment pieces and demonstrate how exposure to our favoured sectors can add longer term stability and growth to your portfolio.

Subscribe as an Australasian Equities Member to receive weekly reports including our very latest buy recommendations, and a host of other benefits.

The Daily FatChat

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Do you want to know what all the market movements and latest developments mean for your investment portfolio? Our CEO Angus Geddes will make sense of it all, and provide his take, in his Daily Note each morning.

The Daily Note has been a cornerstone of Fat Prophets communication with Members and clients for the past nine years. In the note Angus looks to cut through all the ‘noise’ and outlines what the daily stream of economic data, market news, political developments, stock and sector moves, means for the way he is positioning client portfolios, and what the outlook is going forward. And what it means for you as an investor.

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Our Daily Note comes straight from the desk of our CEO Angus Geddes each morning. Members can join for on monthly basis, or a discounted rate for longer term options.

Do you want to know what all the market movements and latest developments mean for your investment portfolio? Our CEO Angus Geddes will make sense of it all, and provide his take, in his Daily Note each morning.

The Daily Note has been a cornerstone of Fat Prophets communication with Members and clients for the past nine years. In the note Angus looks to cut through all the ‘noise’ and outlines what the daily stream of economic data, market news, political developments, stock and sector moves, means for the way he is positioning client portfolios, and what the outlook is going forward. And what it means for you as an investor.

About Angus

Angus Geddes

CEO and Founder

He has a wealth of experience acquired over more than two decades in both domestic and international financial markets. Aside from running the Fat Prophets group. Angus has broad investment responsibilities within the Funds Management division, which manages close to $100 million.

Angus’s investment track record began in 1982 at the young age of 13. In 1986 he received a “highly commended“ award from the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce for increasing an initial investment of $200 to $35,000 on the world stock markets.

During his career, Angus has worked as a money market dealer in New Zealand, a financial consultant in the United Kingdom and the United States. Moving to Australia in 1996, Angus worked for five years as a stockbroker at Bankers Trust and JB Were before co-founding Fat Prophets in June 2000.

Majoring in Economics, Angus completed a Bachelor of Commerce degree at Otago University, New Zealand in1990. He is also a member of the Securities Institute of Australia having qualified for a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment in 1999.

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Recent Posts

Year 2000

Fat Prophets goes bullish Gold at US$260 an ounce

Year 2003

Fat Prophets goes bullish Oil at US$35 a barrel

Year 2008

Fat Prophets says to avoid financials, just prior to the GFC

Year 2014

Fat Prophets calls an inflection point for the airline sector, and put a buy on Qantas at $1.31

Year 2015

Fat Prophets predicts a Trump election victory

Year 2015

Fat Prophets calls the bottom of the iron ore market

Year 2018

Fat Prophets calls a bottom in oil around US$50 a barrel

Year 2018

Fat Prophets calls a turnaround in sentiment after a traumatic sell-off in Q4 2018

Year 2019

Fat Prophets calls a period of outperformance for Asian markets