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More Growth Shares At A Reasonable Price

11 June 2012
In this week’s episode:

David Kuo chats with fund manager Jane Coffey about GARP investing. Jane, who is Head of Equities at the Royal London UK Equity Fund, revisits five stock picks for Money Talk listeners from last year that have delivered an average return of over 20%. Listen out for this year's selection of shares that could also grow at a reasonable price. Transcripts of this podcast are available here and here.

 

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David Kuo and Jane Coffey
David Kuo and Jane Coffey

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UncleEbenezer 12 Jun 2012 , 7:22am

She has some interesting tips - thanks! Glad to hear she thinks the one of them I hold has further to go :)

Just checked TMF's GARP board. It looks surprisingly quiet, and some of what's there is small-caps, which might be seen as more speculative than this kind of investment. Is it just unfashionable among Fools?

(I love it when I identify a share as a GARP with any degree of confidence)!

antoineR8 12 Jun 2012 , 10:10am

great podcast - you guys dont speak about specific companies as often as you used to (I always used to look forward to Maynard Payton's commentary!) - hope you do more podcasts like this one in the future
cheers

TMFDragon 13 Jun 2012 , 9:54am

Hi UncleEbenezer

Jane is very good. I met her on CNBC last year and I knew straight away I had to invite in to chat to us about her GARP stocks.

Best regards

David

TMFDragon 13 Jun 2012 , 9:57am

Hi antoineR8

We try to invite a variety of guests onto Money Talk. Some will be stock specific, some will be about investing styles and some will be about the general economy.

We have some stock specific podcasts pencilled in that I hope you will find interesting.

Foolish regards

David

SwaziGold 13 Jun 2012 , 7:25pm

Yeah got to agree with AntoineR8.
I would love to hear podcasts from investing experts on big oilers one week, and then financials the next, or retailers or miners etc.
That would be fantastic!

dpeddlar 20 Jun 2012 , 12:49pm

I also have to agree with the above, the general and educational podcasts are interesting and informative, but it is the stock specific ones that really get the juices flowing.

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