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Copper Comeback: China’s Demand and South America’s Supply Risk
18th Apr, 2023
Source: Global X
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Wealthy executives make millions trading competitors’ stock with remarkable timing
In the finance space, this ProPublica story caught our eye: CEOs of large American companies seem to be doing very well trading the stock of their biggest rivals.17th Apr, 2023
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Fox News V Dominion Voting Systems: What does it mean for the Murdochs?
Sascha is joined by Sarah Ellison, a staff writer at the Washington Post - and they unpack what the Fox v Dominion trial is about, and what does it mean for the future of the Murdoch empire?10 April
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The wrong way to think about Moral Hazard
This article goes a step further and argues that government guarantees of deposits create a moral hazard and the banking system would be more stable if the government did not guarantee any deposits at all. It is not an argument we necessarily agree with, but it is an interesting look at the Silicon Valley Bank issue from a slightly different angle and it certainly made us think.20th Mar, 2023
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Green Light, Red Light — Monthly Market Review March 2023
Stay informed on the current economic landscape and gain valuable investment perspectives from industry experts.7th Mar, 2023
Source: J.P Morgan Asset Management
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Finding global equity ideas for your portfolio in 2023
Candice and Felicity are joined by Jeff Cullen on today’s podcas!17 February
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Seth Klarman blames Federal Reserve for "financial fantasyland"
This article from the Financial Times summarises the key takeaways from Klarman's letter. As well as sharing his thoughts on the past few years, he also mentions that after beating the S&P 500 last year with several hedged positions, he has been buying again.15th Feb, 2023
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Is it worth paying $7 million for a Super Bowl ad?
With a 30-second ad slot costing a staggering $7 million, the question arises: is it worth it?14th Feb, 2023
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The Apple of Agriculture - Deere & Co | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Deere & Company, all on our own!9 February
Sponsored by Sharesies
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"The greenest company on Earth" - Darling Ingredients | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Darling Ingredients and we’re joined by Anthony Doyle from Firetrail.2 February
Sponsored by Sharesies
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Have we reached peak soft drink? - Coca-Cola | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Coca Cola, and we're joined by Will Liu from Wilson Asset Management.26 January
Sponsored by Sharesies
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Monthly Market Review - January 2023
The hawkishness of the U.S. Federal Reserve at its December meeting set the tone for markets in December, even as there is clear evidence that inflationary pressures are easing across large swaths of the developed world.23rd Jan, 2023
Source: J.P Morgan Asset Management
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What next for Formula One? - Liberty Media | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Liberty Media, and we’re joined by Andrew Brown from East 72.23 January
Sponsored by Sharesies
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Still a growth company? - Nike | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Nike, and we’re joined by Bob Desmond from Claremont Global.19 January
Sponsored by Sharesies
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Expert: Harrison Moot - Block | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Block, and we’re joined by Harrison Moot from TDM Growth Partners.12 January
Sponsored by Sharesies
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Expanding access to the economy - Block | Summer Series
Over twelve episodes this Summer, we’re diving into some of the most exciting, interesting and well known companies in Australia and the US. In each episode we’re also joined by an expert to help us unpack the key metrics, the bull case and the bear case for each company. Today we’re chatting about Block.12 January
Sponsored by Sharesies
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$3 for Guac, $1,500 for a share - Chipotle | Summer Series
Today we’re chatting about Chipotle, and we’re joined by Emma Henderson from Magellan. Thanks to Sharesies for sponsoring the Equity Mates Summer Series.2 January
Sponsored by Sharesies
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Expert: Andrew Brown - A look back at 2022
Out of 14 predictions for the year ahead, Bryce, Alec and Andrew review each one and discuss the circumstances around those topics for 2023.22 December
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Bold predictions wrapped for 2023
Bryce & Alec gave 24 bold predictions at the beginning of 2022. In this episode they reflect on how those 'bold predictions' have played out in the real world.19 December
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U.S. manufacturing orders from China down 40% in "unrelenting demand collapse"
CNBC report that many Chinese factories will be shutting two weeks earlier than expected for Chinese Lunar New Year.16th Dec, 2022
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Housing breaks people's brains
Housing markets around the world have different structural challenges. In Australia there is a policy and tax element to the housing affordability challenge, in America there is a challenge with the geographic distribution of work.6th Dec, 2022
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How the surging US dollar is making it almost impossible to afford anything in countries around the world
This article from Fortune puts the impact of a strong US dollar into focus and explain why it greatly increases the chance of a global recession next year.17th Nov, 2022
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Inside the biggest corporate deal of the year
Origin has received a 'monster' take-over bid, markets were ecstatic about last week's US inflation data, and some boomers reckon Gen Z are taking too many sickies. All this and more on this week's Comedian v Economist.16 November
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3 learnings from earnings season: Big tech is shrinking, oil is growing & waste is flowing
Earnings season. It’s that time of year when publicly traded companies tell the public how they’re going. How much they’ve sold, did they make a profit, and what their plans are for the future. We’ve just got through earnings for the third quarter - that is July to September this year.10 November
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Tiger Global losses mount after whipsawing tech valuations
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