Monday
Best way to invest in India, how to rebalance your portfolio, and does anyone care about the new iPhone?
This ep we’re chatting about the collective shrug heard around the world with Apple and the new iPhone, a French supermarket is slapping ‘shrinkflation’ labels on products that are getting smaller in front of our eyes, and Bryce re-pitches a stock he heard on another podcast. We hear from listener Paul, who’s got some queries about how he should be thinking about rebalancing after a trigger-happy few years, and Ren, inspired by our epic chat with Saurabh on Friday, has gone and done a deep dive on India ETFs.
We can’t build our way out of a housing crisis
Build, build and build some more. That sums up our government’s approach to our current housing crisis.
Just this month we’ve seen it from all levels of government. At a Federal Level, we’ve seen the government pass the Housing Australia Future Fund.
Tuesday
Can we convince Leah to start investing?
Producer Sascha has dobbed in her friend Leah to be convinced to start investing. Would you want to nominate a friend to chat to Bryce and Ren? Contact us at contact@equitymates.com.
Wednesday
Unhappy Hour: How UK pubs are using dynamic pricing
On the weekend, a friend of the pod was sitting in a pub owned by Britain’s biggest pub company, Stonegate Group. If you have ever drunk in a pub in the UK there is a good chance it may have been Stonegate Group – their brands include Yates’s, Be at one, and the Slug & Lettuce, they have over 800 venues. Recently, they’ve introduced a ‘dynamic pricing’ policy across all their locations. Think of it like ‘surge pricing’, it basically means the cost of drinking will go up at popular times.
97 – NFTs Are Dead – AGAIN, Amazon’s AI Race Aids FTX Creditors and Immutable’s Rise
Join us for another thrilling episode of the Crypto Curious podcast, fueled by the Bamboo App.
Tracey, Blake, and Craig are back to bring you up to speed on the latest happenings in the crypto universe!
How shoplifting got so bad its ‘organised looting’
Oil prices are causing headaches for central banks this week, UK supermarkets are paying police to do their job, half of 18-29-year-olds are stuck at home, and your car is selling your data at an alarming rate.
Thursday
Ask an Advisor: Patrick Malcolm – Pay off mortgage or invest in shares & Two funds he’d invest in for life
We’re back with one of your favourites – an Ask an Advisor series! Today we’re joined by Patrick Malcolm who’s Senior Partner and Certified Financial Planner® at GFM Wealth Advisory. He chats about budgeting, whether to invest in shares or pay down your mortgage, and why he’s super passionate about the advice industry.
Friday
Order Pad | Uber & CSL: Unpacking our picks in this shifting landscape
It’s another one of your favourite episodes with Candice and Felicity delving into current market sentiments, highlighting both bullish and bearish trends, before giving us two investing ideas. Bullish indicators include the S&P being oversold, strong M&A activity, and positive labor news. On the flip side, bearish signals involve hawkish tones from the Fed, upward pressure on rates, and a shift in investor sentiment towards safer assets.
Bryce and Ren are joined by the CEO of Imricor Medical Systems (ASX: IMR), Steve Wedan. Steve is co-founder as well as CEO, and in this chat, he talks through Imricor, how he first came across the idea and what has been the founding story to date. To find out more, https://imricor.com/
Bitesize: 5 Expert Tips for Surviving During a Recession
Today’s Bitesize, we’re revisiting a recession themed ep we looked at! We take apart 5 tips from experts, and think about how it applies to our personal finances and the companies we’re investing in.
How the AFL & NRL Grand Finals could break one bookie
Sport is big business. That is something we’ve covered over and over again on this podcast.
From lucrative TV rights deals to oil-states funding rival leagues, it is impossible to escape the headlines of the amount of money flowing into sport. In Australia this reaches a fever pitch this weekend as our two biggest domestic competitions – the AFL and the NRL – host their grand finals.