Owen Raszkiewicz

Owen is the Chief Investment Officer of Rask Invest and Founder of Rask. Since founding The Rask Group in 2017 in the hillside suburb of Upwey, Victoria, Owen has overseen the growth of the Rask platform to over 200,000 investor followers. He holds a Master’s Degree of Applied Finance, Master’s Degree of Financial Planning, and Bachelor’s Degree in Technology.

People underestimate what they can do in five years but overestimate what they can do in one.

You can find everything you need to know in the Rask investment philosophy. These are the exact steps I follow for myself and for the Rask community who trust us.

In short:

  • Stick to your circle of competence. Within that, buy greatness, sell mediocrity. Water your flowers, not your weeds.
  • Top companies need management teams that have equal parts integrity, talent and energy. Incentives are powerful.
  • Moats, matter – a lot. At Rask, we only buy companies that are intensely focused on digging in and widening their moat. If they aren’t doing that then they’re sucking it dry.
  • Long-run capital growth is vital. We only buy individual stocks with the expectation that the company is capable of long-term growth in revenue/sales and free cash flow. I think investors underestimate the opportunity for companies to grow fast in the 5-10 year range (because so many companies don’t!).
  • Valuation. It’s important but it’s not everything if you invest with a 5-10+ year window. We’d rather get a good price on a great business than a great price on a good business.

Owen Raszkiewicz's latest insights

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ASX 200 today: Evolution & Z1P shares taken to the cleaners

Today the ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) was weighed down by a big sell-off of Zip Co Ltd (ASX: Z1P) shares and Evolution Ltd (ASX: EVN) shares, which sank 14% and 10%, respectively. Z1P shares were particularly hard hit, despite 69,764 trades taking place. 

ASX Growth Shares

How to invest in ASX shares for dividends & growth

This tutorial from Rask Education answers: how do I invest in ASX growth shares and Australian ETFs to make passive dividend income and growth wealthy. It explains the difference between growth investing and dividend income investing.

ASX Growth Shares

How to invest for kids in 2021

How do I invest for my children? I want to start in 2021, adding money as I go, with the hope of helping them out when they turn 18, 21 or later in life.

ASX Growth Shares

Where I’d invest $10,000 for 2021

Here’s where I’d invest $10,000 for the New Year (2021). I’d start with an ASX ETF and some individual shares.

ASX Share Ideas

A look inside the GOLD, TECH & FANG ETF (podcast)

I recently sat down with ETF Securities’ Kanish Chugh to pick his brains on three of his firm’s most popular ASX ETFs for 2020, like ETF Securities FANG ETF (ASX: FANG), ETF Securities GOLD ETF (ASX: GOLD) and ETF Securities TECH ETF (ASX: TECH).

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Is the Australian share market about to crash?

Despite COVID-19 and the market crash that followed in March 2020, the Australian share market or S&P/ASX 200 Total Return has returned 0.69% over the past 12 months, according to S&P Global data on Friday.

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