Objective’s profit skyrocketed but that does not give a good guide to the underlying growth rate.

Here are some of the small-cap Annual General Meetings coming up this month.

FY 2023 was a tough year for Objective Corporation (ASX: OCL), as expected, but the outlook is positive.

Objective Corporation (ASX: OCL) grew revenue by 5.5% but profit before tax declined, as a consequences of ending lumpy license sales.

When fear reigns it is hard to force yourself to buy growth stocks, but these are the half dozen I have most faith in (at the right price).

PWR Holdings results, Objective
results, Alcidion results, Lovisa results and Laserbond results were all strong in FY 2022.

Audinate (ASX: AD8) and Objective Corporation (ASX: OCL) could be considered high quality growth stocks, but they have a price tag to match.

These four companies are businesses I want to own for the long term (and I’d like to own more of, at the right price).

Strong growth in H1 FY 2022 supports the view that Objective Corporation is one of the highest quality ASX business, but can it justify the share price?

Objective Corporation (ASX:OCL) has reported record revenue, record profit, and record annualised recurring revenue, in FY 2021. But is its valuation too punchy?

These 3 stocks remained profitable throughout the pandemic, are positioned for a stronger 2021, and are not too far from attractive value…

Objective Corporation (ASX: OCL) has the markings of a high quality business, and the market has bid it up to a pretty optimistic price.

In this clip I joined Nadine and David to chat about the ASX, the rotation from tech to value stock, Vista Group and Objective Corp.

Pandemomomania – noun – an enthusiasm for stocks that are going up during a pandemic…

Removing a few companies and adding 6 more…

Why I like them, the expected impact from the coronavirus, and my target buying range…

I would say for the average investor (whether retail or professional), neglect of the quality framework is extremely common.