Tesla, Nvidia and ways to invest in AI with Hyperion's Jason Orthman
In this episode of the Jason Orthman about how Hyperion are currently positioning their portfolios.
Discussion topics (with timestamps)
- 6:40 – When taking a 10 year view, the signposts Hyperion look for to ensure a company’s strategy is on track
- 8:45 - Where Hyperion view the best opportunities in the AI/Machine Learning megatrend
- 12:05 - How they view investing in software AI/ML company’s compare to investing hardware providers like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA)
- 18:03 - Why ServiceNow (NASDAQ: NOW) has been a top performer in their portfolio the last 12 months
- 21:31 - Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) vs BYD (NASDAQ: BYD) and why Hyperion is backing Tesla
- 24:43 – Managing volatility through the cycle
- 31:05 – Key reasons why Hyperion believes Tesla is years ahead of competitors
- 33:40 - Their recent global Research trip including Domino's (ASX: DMP) success in the European market
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Ted Richards has twice been a Finalist at the Australian Podcast Awards (in the category of ‘Best Business Podcast’) and is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the Essendon Football Club and the Sydney Swans in the AFL over a 16 year career. Ted is part of the Private Wealth Advisory team at Wilsons Advisory.
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