Q1 2020

ROI (Return on Investment) ranked by performance (dividends excluded)

APT - Afterpay Touch Group Ltd (Momentum)
CSL - CSL Ltd (Momentum)
APX - Appen Ltd (Momentum)
RMD - ResMed Inc (Momentum)
BPT - Beach Energy Ltd (Momentum)
MGR - Mirvac Group (Value)
TLS - Telstra Corporation Ltd (Value)
BHP - BHP Billiton Ltd (Value)
WBC - Westpac Banking Corp (Value)
API - Australian Pharmaceutical Ind Ltd (Value)
NEC - Nine Entertainment Co Holdings Ltd (Clone)
WAM - WAM Capital Ltd (Value)
PLS - Pilbara Minerals Ltd (Value)
AGH - Althea Group Holdings Ltd (Value)
RSG - Resolute Mining Ltd (Value)
VMT - Vmoto Ltd (Momentum)
ALC - Alcidion Group Ltd (Momentum)
IMD - Imdex Ltd (Clone)
EOF - Ecofibre Ltd (Clone)
WPL - Woodside Petroleum Ltd (Value)
CKF - Collins Food Ltd (Momentum)
PBH - Pointsbet Holdings Ltd (Clone)
KSS - Kleos Space SA (Momentum)
8CO - 8 Common Ltd (Clone)
EML - EML Payments Ltd (Clone)
SGR - Star Entertainment Group Ltd (Value)
CTD - Corporate Travel Mgt Ltd (Value)
CGB - Cann Global Ltd (Value)
WBT - Weebit Nano Ltd (Clone)
MYX - Mayne Pharma Group Ltd (Momentum)
NEA - Nearmap Ltd (Momentum)
CV1 - CV Check Ltd (Momentum)
EXL - Elixinol Global Ltd (Value)
ROO - Roots Sustainable Ag Tech (Value)


Portfolio Allocation (Capital Invested)



ROI (Return on Investment) by strategy




Purchased/Added last Quarter (Q1 2020)
8CO - 8 Common Ltd
RHT - Resonance Health Ltd 
EVN - Evolution Mining Ltd
RMD - ResMed Inc
WZR - Wisr Ltd 
EML - EML Payments Ltd 
MIN - Mineral Resources Ltd
WEB - Webjet Ltd 
IEL - IDP Education Ltd
CAN - Cann Group Ltd
EOL - Energy One Ltd
APT - Afterpay Touch Group Ltd
CGB - Cann Global Ltd
CSL - CSL Ltd
ZNO - Zoono Group Ltd
VMT - Vmoto Ltd
NXT - NextDC Ltd
EHH - Eagle Health Holdings Ltd
MX1 - Micro-X Ltd
BBOZ - Betashares Australian Equities 
PMGOLD - Gold Corporation 
Sold/Reduced last Quarter (Q1 2020) 
DOW - Downer EDI Ltd
EVN - Evolution Mining Ltd
IEL - IDP Education Ltd
BPT - Beach Energy Ltd
MIN - Mineral Resources Ltd
BVS - Bravura Solutions Ltd
EOL - Energy One Ltd 
APT - Afterpay Touch Group Ltd
CAN - Cann Group Ltd
WEB - Webjet Ltd
RHT - Resonance Health Ltd
CSL - CSL Ltd
APX - Appen Ltd
MGR - Mirvac Group
ZNO - Zoono Group Ltd
NXT - NextDC Ltd
EHH - Eagle Health Holdings Ltd
MX1 - Micro-X Ltd
BBOZ - Betashares Australian Equities 
PMGOLD - Gold Corporation

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