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APN Outdoor's (ASX:APO) shares are up 56% since listing nearly a year ago in November. APO has recently taken an optimistic outlook on their earnings, upgrading into 2H15. Worsening traffic conditions both on roads and footpaths and a move towards further digital billboard integrations creates an attractive advertising platform. This is why the out-of-home advertising market can continue to convert, companies, agencies and clients from traditional media channels. Positive news flow and APO's theme of beating expectations should continue to be beneficial for shareholders. iProperty Group (ASX:IPP) has also rallied strongly in the first 15 days of October gaining nearly 22%. Impressive EPS growth over the next 3 years, as well as revenue growth and EBITDA margin expansion particularly in their Malaysian, Hong Kong and Thailand businesses excites us. IPP also recently announced the acquisition of Prackard.com. This will complement its existing Thai real estate portal. Sign up to Glennon Capital's newsletter for more insights like this (VIEW LINK)


Glennon Capital
Glennon Capital
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ASX:GC1, ASX:CMI

Glennon Capital was founded in 2008 by Michael Glennon. Previously, Michael worked with some of the best institutional small company fund managers in Australia. In 2007, he received the IMCA Money Management Fund Manager of the Year (Small Cap)...

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