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In this episode, Loftus Peak's Alex Pollak and Magellan's Alan Pullen analyse each others highest-conviction ideas.

Murdoch sat down with James McDonald, PM at Pengana. We discuss key sectors, including healthcare, titanium, Japan, resources and more.

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Plus, our guests share some of the major wins, lessons and learnings from following a high conviction approach.

And why inconsistent federal, state and local policies aren't helping either.

Marnie Finlayson is truly a leader in the field she loves – mining and what a story this is!

Is there any value left after global growth's stellar run? You'll find out in this episode of Buy Hold Sell.

Plus, fund managers outline the key trends shaping the sector.

Private credit is attracting a lot of attention. A combination of higher base rates, a credit margin, and an illiquidity premium are appealing to investors looking for...

The latest Firetrail Equity Edge Podcast has just landed.

The story behind Bellroy, an Australian brand making waves in global retail

Murdoch sits down with James McDonald, Co-PM for Pengana’s High Conviction Fund to discuss Titanium, Resources, Japan, Healthcare & more!

In this episode, two analysts share their outlook on consumer staples and discretionary stocks and outline their top picks in the sector.

Global X ETFs' Scott Helfstein explains why he is more bullish than bearish, and shares a handul of ideas to participate.

Plus, the key factors investors should be aware of when investing in tech companies over the coming year.

The Plato Investment founder weighs in on the local economy and argues things aren't as bad as many think

Distributions from mining stocks are falling, so where are other opportunities for investors seeking fully franked dividends?

Forager's Steve Johnson and Seneca's Luke Laretive talk hot themes and hotter stocks

The latest Firetrail Equity Edge Podcast has just landed.

40-year broking veteran Hugh Robertson shares lessons learned along the way including several successful companies, both old and new