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  #5 Finding good companies | Investing convos every millennial should have

  To buy, or not to buy… that is the question. More importantly, the only way you’ll be able to answer it, is if you know how to make head or tail of your hours of research! In this episode, Maddy and Sophie go through the metrics (aka the numbers) on company report and explain how they approach valuation. They walk through a number of examples, and talk about how different sectors judge value differently.

  18 January

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  What is the biggest barrier or myth to investing? | Summer Series

  Over the past five weeks, we’ve heard from over a dozen community members about their investing journeys and the most important things they’ve learnt along the way. This week, in our penultimate episode of the summer series, we’re hearing from all these guests again as they tell Bryce and Alec about the biggest myths or barriers they’ve faced with investing.

  18 January

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  DAOs | the future of organisations?

  In this episode, your hosts Tracey, Blake and Craig discuss the nascent world of DAOs, or decentralized autonomous organizations. A DAO is a blockchain-based community or company that operates with no need for centralized governance. It provides a way for disparate individuals or groups to work together in an entirely secure and anonymous fashion without reliance on trust.

  17 January

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  What is the future of fitness? - Peloton Interactive w/ CM Karen Lawson | Summer Series

  One of the most popular New Year's resolutions is to ‘finally get fit’. In this episode, Bryce and Alec take a look at one of the companies that millions will turn to to do just that, the world’s largest interactive fitness platform - Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON). With a community of more than 6.2 million members, Peloton recently took the fitness world by storm, with a monumental shift to on-demand, at-home workouts during Covid lockdowns. The guys are joined in conversation by Peloton’s Australian Country Manager, Karen Lawson. Karen discusses Peloton’s vision and how they plan to fight off competitors as the at-home fitness industry continues to expand.

  17 January

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  'A very boring software company' - Atlassian | Summer Series

  Bryce and Alec delve into the company that minted two of Australia’s first tech billionaires, Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar. Atlassian Corporation (NASDAQ:TEAM) is a software company that develops collaboration tools for software engineers and project managers. Described as a “very boring software company” by the New York Times, Atlassian’s success story is the exact opposite. Though they’ve become a regular name in investing conversations over the past few years, it can be hard to describe exactly what Atlassian does… By the end of this episode, you’ll be an expert.

  13 January

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  Summer Special: Is economics fundamentally broken? Pt II

  Live from Renewfest in Mullumbimby, Thomas hosts a panel discussion on the future of economics, with Impact Investor Danny Almagor, Local Futures and Economics of Happiness founder Helena Norberg-Hodge, and social change activist Erfan Daliri. Special thanks to Renewfest.org.au

  12 January

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  #4 Our portfolios | Investing convos every millennial should have

  Analysis paralysis is a real thing, because sometimes there’s so much information on offer, you just don’t know where to begin! In this episode, Sophie and Maddy talk about how they approach building their own individual portfolios, and how they think about diversifying across assets, regions, industry and sectors.

  11 January

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  What is the story of your first investment? | Summer Series

  It’s easy to forget that we all started with that one first investment. In this episode, we’re hearing stories from four of our community members about how they started investing and why they continue to do so. We welcome back Natasha Etschmann (@tashinvests) to the show, as well as Maddie, Dylan and James, who share some great stories with Bryce and Alec.

  11 January

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  Web 3.0 | the next stage of the internet

  In this episode, join Tracey, Blake and Craig as they explore the exciting world of Web 3.0! The Internet has gone through two notable phases and is currently moving into its 3rd iteration. In the beginning, the internet served largely as a free repository of information, serving only a small sector of society. Then companies found a way to monetise the internet and used it to sell products. As we begin the transition to Web 3.0, the promise of decentralized internet means we may be able to regain ownership of our data. With the invention of NFTs, we now have a system of verifiable and decentralized digital ownership within the Web 3.0 ecosystem. We can program the smart contract linked to an NFT to process certain functions automatically, like royalty payments or change in ownership. In this way, users keep complete ownership of their work with no need for third-party mediation.

  10 January

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  Inside the business of funds management - Perpetual Ltd w/ CEO Rob Adams | Summer Series

  In today’s episode, Bryce and Alec welcome Rob Adams on to the show, the CEO of one of Australia’s largest wealth managers, Perpetual Limited (ASX:PPT). Prior to being appointed CEO of Perpetual in 2018, Rob built a successful career in finance in Europe and Australia, with roles at Colonial First State, First State Investments, Challenge Financial and Janus Henderson. Rob explains the four business divisions of Perpetual and shares the edge he believes they have over the other 3,700 funds on offer to Australian investors.

  10 January

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