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Looking to stay informed in the world of investing? Investors' Chronicle dives into the key trends shaping today’s markets and unpacks what they mean for your investments. Featuring exclusive interviews with professional investors - whether fund managers or leading financial experts - our mission is to help you make smarter investment decisions. Investors' Chronicle is a service by the Financial Times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Dan Jones is joined by Alex Newman and Julian Hofmann to discuss the shift away from US shares towards Europe and even the UK – and the implications for investors. Next up, Alex Newman breaks down his Big Read this week on how the ultra-rich invest and what more humble investors can learn from their investing practices. Lastly we turn our attention…
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Mark Robinson sits in for Dan Jones this week and is joined by Michael Fahy to discuss building supplier stocks. The sector has had a rough few years with rising inflation and interest rates, and declining demand. Michael explores where the industry goes next. Alex Newman joins to unpack everything going on with FTSE 250 listed shipbroker Clarkson …
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Anna Bielby took the helm at Vp in September 2023, a year after John took his own stake in the business. In this episode, Bielby, Lord Lee and IC associate editor Alex Newman discuss the equipment leasing group's history, business model, threats and opportunities. As always, Alex and John wrap up with an update on Lord Lee’s portfolio, plus his tak…
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We begin with Aberdeen’s (ADBN) results, which pleased the market and sent shares up considerably. Julian Hofmann dives into the recent changes at the company and how they will impact investors. Jemma Slingo touches on another asset manager, Schroders (SDR) which also put out results. It’s then onto this week’s Big Read on the future of mining. Com…
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Nick Train is the first to admit that his investors haven’t seen the returns they’re used to recently. But despite some calls that haven’t quite worked out, in this interview, he points out the areas that should make up for this in the future. Listen to Dave Baxter and the fund manager discuss holdings in the fund such as Diageo (DGE) – which he’s …
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Market darling Rolls Royce (RR) is going from strength to strength. After a return to dividends topped with a lucrative buyback, shares were up 20 per cent on the day of recording. James Norrington, author of this Rolls-Royce Deep Dive, unpacks the prospects for the business and everything investors need to know. Smith & Nephew (SN), a medical equi…
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We begin with Mony Group (MONY), better known as Money Supermarket, whose results showed the insurance industry isn’t struggling as some fear. Mark Robinson shares all investors need to know. Arthur Sants, our US correspondent and author of this week’s Big Read on Nvidia (NVDA), explains the key points from the article. From the threat of DeepSeek …
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Founded in 2010 by Carson Block, Muddy Waters Research is best known for its short-selling, predominantly in the mid-cap space. In this episode of IC Interviews, Block joins Dave Baxter to discuss what it would take for him to bet against the Magnificent Seven, the UK activist investing landscape, opportunities in Vietnam and India, and why China i…
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Christoper Akers kicks off the podcast with engineer Renishaw’s (RSW) results. From supply chain issues to long-standing murmurs of a sale, find out why investors were disappointed. Valeria Martinez then unpacks designer and manufacturer Filtronic (FTC), whose results were warmly received by the market. Listen to find out how the firm landed contra…
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This month, Lord Lee and Alex are joined by Member of Youth Parliament, Cameron Holt. At just 16 years old, Cameron’s goal is to get the government to recognise it is failing children with financial literacy. He believes, that through incorporating it into the curriculum, children will increase their confidence in a post-education world, and be mor…
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Julian Hofmann opens today’s podcast by unpacking results from AstraZeneca (AZN) and GSK (GSK). AstraZeneca had a particularly strong quarter despite China’s investigation into the importation of cancer drug, Imjudo. GSK’s dividends were up, positive news for income investors, but its vaccine rates have slowed as they are more exposed to the US adm…
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In the latest episode of the IC Interviews, Dave Baxter sits down with Sam Gleave of Liontrust’s European Dynamic. The fund seeks out companies lowly valued by investors, but that could generate more cash than they need to sustain strong growth. In the episode, Dave and Sam discuss why the fund is still bullish on European markets, the outlook for …
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Our panel kick off the podcast with a rundown of the latest news from the AI world. Chinese-owned DeepSeek’s smarter and more sustainable design helped knock half a billion dollars from Nvidia’s (NVIDIA) market cap. The panel discuss what comes next for AI stocks and return-hungry investors. It’s then on to Michael Fahy to chat about this week’s ma…
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On the week Donald Trump retook the position of US president, a handful of banking stocks released strong results. Jemma Slingo joins host Dan Jones to explore what investors need to know about Trump’s potential impact, the differences between UK and US banks, and a broader outlook for the year. It’s then onto this week’s cover feature on creating …
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Dave Baxter and Dan Jones sit down with the founder of Saba Capital, Boaz Weinstein. Last month, Saba sent the investment trust space into disarray by announcing it wanted to unseat board members at seven underperforming trusts, and merge them or offer shareholders a way out. In the episode, Dave and Dan grill Boaz on how Saba’s plans would work, w…
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This week’s episode starts off with a discussion of Games Workshop’s (GAW) results which showed strong core revenues. Valeria Martinez looks at how the business is performing geographically, the catalysts of its growth, its forecasts and more. Julian Hofmann then gives listeners an insight into our latest cover feature on dividend minnows. He share…
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The duo reunite after the festive period for a conversation on how Lord Lee’s portfolio performed, why he feels optimistic about the next 12 months and how he’s invested a strong flow of dividends. The pair discuss Christie Group plc, a stock Lord Lee suggests is “severely underrated”, his opinion on what to do with a company that’s down 50 per cen…
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We begin with trading updates from retailers and update investors on all they need to know about Next (NXT), M&S (MKS) and Greggs (GRG). There is considerable pressure across the board due to higher national insurance contributions, rising wages and uncertain consumer sentiment. Michael Fahy, Mark Robinson and Alex Newman weigh in. Mark Robinson ta…
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We begin the year's final podcast discussing activist investor Saba Capital. Funds editor Dave Baxter explores the impact of its demand to remove the boards of seven investment trusts and what investors should do if the changes go ahead. It’s then onto Hollywood Bowl’s (BOWL) results. The company reported a 7 per cent rise in revenue, but shares st…
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After a busy year of geopolitical changes, there is a lot of ground to cover when discussing markets. In this episode, Simon and Dan Jones unpack everything from the mass number of moves to the US market to knotty Aim shares, and the sectors investors should keep an eye on in 2025. Timestamps 01:02 2025 prospects 06:06 Economic backdrop 10:23 Upgra…
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Chris Akers unpacks the latest from equipment rental company Ashtead (AHT). The figures slightly underwhelmed the market, but the biggest factor affecting the business was the announcement that it’s moving its listing to the US. Onto our latest cover feature on behavioural psychology and investing. Alex Newman lays out his intention with the piece,…
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As stock pickers, the managers of The Brunner Investment Trust are looking for what they believe are great companies which can grow and deliver returns to shareholders. Whilst this may sound obvious, just what exactly are the common factors in the DNA of a “great” company? Joe Lynam quizzes portfolio manager Julian Bishop on how he and his team go …
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Alex and Lord Lee sit down with the CEO of one of the holdings in Lord Lee’s portfolio: James Gundy of the shipping service company, Braemar (BMS). James has been group CEO since 2021 and he unpacks the ins and outs of running a shipbroker on London’s main market, how it compares to its competitors and its navigation of some complicated geopolitica…
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We begin with airlines Jet2 (JET2) and EasyJet (EZJ) who recently released results. Michael Fahy explores the current demand for travel and package holidays, and the reputational issues affecting share valuations. The future of the North Sea is murky but the industry now has clarity on its taxes. Our commodities expert, Alex Hamer, lays out the opp…
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In the latest episode of the IC Interviews, Val Cipriani, personal finance editor, sits down with Stefan Gries of BlackRock Greater Europe Trust. The fund is known for focusing on businesses with dependable profits and finds success even though it takes less risk than the average investor. Hear Gries’s take on Dutch semiconductor stock ASML (AMS), …
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