Australian Investors Podcast

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The Australian Investors Podcast is a twice weekly podcast (Wednesday & Saturday), featuring laid back but intelligent short- and long-form conversations about markets, business, psychology, lesso... more

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March 03, 2026 ASX micro caps with big potential | Luke Winchester (Merewether Capital)
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask is joined by Luke Winchester, founder of Merewether Capital, to discuss:
– How Luke filters 2,000+ ASX stocks down to a high-conviction watchlist
– What makes a quality micro cap in today’s market cycle
– Five ASX micro caps Luke is watching (and in some cases owning)
– Why process, patience and position sizing matter in small caps
If you love learning about micro cap investing, ASX small caps and long-term compounding, subscribe to the Australian Investors Podcast on Apple , Spotify, or YouTube ! Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for more investing insights.
Topics Covered

Luke explains how he narrows 2,300+ ASX stocks to a focused universe of ~100, then to a concentrated portfolio. He discusses avoiding mining explorers, pre-revenue biotechs and heavily loss-making businesses, and why genuine cash flow and scalability matter.
– What part of the market cycle are we in?
The conversation covers interest rates, volatility and why micro caps can offer opportunity when information is scarce and sentiment is weak.
Luke’s 5 ASX micro cap stocks to watch:

LaserBond (ASX: LBL)
– Industrial laser cladding technology extending machinery life.
– High-margin IP and ESG tailwinds
– Recent margin recovery after a capex investment phase
– Key metric: gross margin recovery and utilisation
XRF Scientific (ASX: XRF)
– Analytical lab equipment and consumables for mining.
– High-margin consumables business (strong profit-before-tax margins)
– Exposure to mining activity without being purely exploration-driven
– Key metric: consumables profit growth, not just revenue
Austco Healthcare (ASX: AHC)
– Nurse call and healthcare workflow technology.
– Transition from low-tier products to higher-value integrated systems
– Turnaround story driven by management execution
– Key metric: backlog conversion and recurring revenue growth
Change Financial (ASX: CCA)
– Payments infrastructure and card issuing platform.
– Platform-style economics with operating leverage
– Inflection point in profitability
– Key metric: revenue growth and scale across its fixed cost base
Kip McGrath Education (ASX: KME)
– Tutoring franchise with education tech upgrades.
– Turnaround after US expansion missteps
– Strong free cash flow as capex moderates
– Key metric: franchise network growth and cash generation
– Which stock is most misunderstood?
– Luke highlights LaserBond as a business where short-term margin pressure obscured
long-term value.
– Final reflections on process and discipline
– Why separating business performance from share price volatility is essential in micro cap
investing.
Resources for This Episode
– Merewether Capital website
– Episode 1/2 with Luke Winchester
– Subscribe to Luke’s free monthly updates via Merewether Capital
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February 27, 2026 ASX results: WiseTech soars, NVIDIA surges & WOW’s best day in 30 years
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Drew
Meredith discuss:
– NVIDIA’s 73% revenue growth and what it means for Aussie investors
– Why the ASX rally may be dangerously narrow
– WiseTech cutting 2,000 jobs and what AI means for software
– Major ASX results: Woolworths, Domino’s, ARB, Accent & more
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Topics Covered
– NVIDIA earnings & AI disruption
– ASX reporting season recap
– Narrow market breadth warning
– Rate hike probabilities
– Portfolio hedging strategies
– Career pathways in finance
– Commercial property vs index investing
– Big investing “what if” scenarios

Resources for this episode
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February 24, 2026 How listed private credit is reshaping income investing on the ASX
Andrew Lockhart, Founder of Metrics Credit Partners, joins us to walk through three ASX-listed income opportunities within the Metrics stable. We’ll trace the firm's history from the very beginning and unpack their core investment approach through the lens of these three specific funds.
Talking points
- Who is Andrew Lockhart?
- Why start a business in the private credit space
- What do you look for in an analyst when you’re hiring
- Is there more competition today for origination?
- A walk through of ASX listed funds, MRE, MOT and MXT
- What does inflation mean for the return profile of private credit and real estate funds
- What are the present risks to returns in these funds
- What if your portfolio is already full of property exposure?
- How can I see the pipeline of developments in the Metrics funds
- Where does Andrew lunch among the Metrics hospitality venues
Links to the listed funds mentioned in this episode:
Metrics Real Estate Multi-Strategy Fund (ASX: MRE) https://metrics.com.au/listed-funds/metrics-real-estate-multi-strategy-fund/
Metrics Income Opportunities Trust (ASX: MOT) https://metrics.com.au/listed-funds/metrics-income-opportunities-trust/
Metrics Master Income Trust (ASX: MXT) https://metrics.com.au/listed-funds/metrics-master-income-trust/

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February 20, 2026 BHP flies to record high, while JBH, CGF & TWE report
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Drew Meredith discuss:
– Reporting season highlights: BHP, Challenger, Treasury Wine Estates and JB Hi-Fi
– BHP’s record high and the copper narrative
– AI disruption and personal financial resilience
– Listener questions: VDHG + alternatives, CGT transfer to partner, gearing in super
If you love learning about investing, reporting season and portfolio strategy, subscribe to the Australian Investors Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube!
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Topics Covered:
– Reporting season: BHP, Challenger, Treasury Wine Estates, JB Hi-Fi
– Why BHP’s copper pivot is front and centre
– The ASX “two-speed” feel: banks/resources up, pockets in between struggling
– AI disruption and the case for financial resilience
– The 2026 stock market game leaderboard update
– Hypotheticals: only greater than $10b vs less than $1b market caps; $1m to invest with no US exposure
– Listener Q&A: VDHG + alternatives, transferring ETFs for tax, gearing in super

Episode Resources:
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February 18, 2026 It almost broke... now it's doing $45 million | Taylor McPhail, scaling McPhails furniture
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Raszkiewicz sits down with Taylor McPhail, CEO and owner of McPhail’s Furniture, to unpack:
– How McPhail’s went from $22m to $45m revenue
– The painful dip that nearly broke the business
– Why moving to Shopify unlocked explosive growth
– The $45m, 100-acre logistics expansion in regional Victoria
Taylor first joined Owen on-site in Wangaratta when the business was riding high at $22 million in revenue. Since then, McPhail’s dipped below $20m, rebuilt its structure, hired a new GM, doubled down on systems — and is now tracking towards $45 million in annual sales.
This is a raw, tactical breakdown of what it actually takes to scale a regional retail business nationally — without VC money.
If you love learning about business growth, capital allocation and scaling Australian companies, subscribe to the Australian Investors Podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTube.
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Topics Covered
– Rapid growth and the $22m → $45m jump
What actually changed between 2022 and today.
– The burnout phase
Why growth stalled, what broke internally, and how structure fixed it.
– Shopify and 80% online sales
How the move unlocked inventory control, cash flow visibility and marketing scale.
– $59 nationwide delivery & two-week guarantee
How McPhail’s beat industry norms of 2–5 month wait times.
– Custom rail containers to Perth
Solving logistics as a competitive moat.
– Zero debt in operations, 70% LVR on property
Taylor’s split risk philosophy.
– $30m total debt explained
Why he’s comfortable — and how he stress-tests interest rates.
– The 100-acre expansion
Why doubling down in Wangaratta makes more sense than decentralising.
– Capital allocation decisions
If given $5m today — trucks, property or inventory?
– Founder lessons
Overpaying staff early.
Why structure beats hustle.
The one boring thing that wins every time.
Resources for This Episode
Learn more about McPhail’s:
– https://mcphails.com.au/
Watch Episode 1 (original on-site interview):
– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpvpqoqPZLU
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If you’re unsure, consult a licensed financial planner. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial adviser, or tax professional. You can access The Rask Group’s Financial Services Guide (FSG) here: https://www.rask.com.au/fsg
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1h 2min
February 13, 2026Did vibe coding kill Pro Medicus (ASX:PME)? Not so fast...
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Drew Meredith discuss:
– AI, vibe coding and whether software moats are at risk
– Pro Medicus (ASX:PME) results and the 22% share price fall
– ASX at all-time highs amid a $65bn wipeout
– Listener questions on ETFs, silver, property, WiseTech and more
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The contradiction is real.
The S&P/ASX 200 hit all-time highs — yet headlines screamed “wipeout” after a 2% plunge wiped nearly $65 billion off the market in a single session. Meanwhile:
AMP tanked 31%

Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW) fell more than 30%

Pro Medicus (ASX:PME) dropped 22% on results day

CSL (ASX:CSL) slid hard after earnings

Banks like ANZ Banking Group (ASX:ANZ) hit fresh highs
We unpack why this feels like two markets at once — and why volatility in individual stocks is rising even while the index looks calm.
What’s happening in markets right now?
Pro Medicus's results

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If you’re unsure, consult a licensed financial planner. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial adviser, or tax professional. You can access The Rask Group’s Financial Services Guide (FSG) here: https://www.rask.com.au/fsg
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February 11, 2026 Raiz Invest Ltd (ASX:RZI) - growth, unit economics & Aussie FinTech
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask (and team) sit down with Brendan Malone, CEO and Managing Director of Raiz Invest Ltd (ASX: RZI), for a strategic, no-nonsense discussion on how a scaled consumer fintech actually operates.
Together, they unpack:
– Raiz’s true business model and unit economics
– Why engagement and FUM matter more than headline customer growth
– Product strategy across Invest, Kids, Plus and Super
– AI, advice and compliance realities (not hype)
– Capital allocation, moats and leadership under ASX pressure
If you love learning about fintech, investing platforms and business fundamentals, subscribe to the Australian Investors Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube!
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This is a sponsored episode of The Australian Investors Podcast, as Raiz is a long-term educational partner of Rask.
Topics Covered with Brendan from Raiz:
– Raiz’s origin story and early strategic trade-offs
– How Raiz actually makes money today
– Unit economics: ARPU, LTV, CAC and operating leverage
– Why Plus, Kids and Super are growing faster than core Invest
– Public vs private: the realities of being ASX-listed
– AI coaching vs advice and where the red lines sit
– Moats, competitive threats and capital allocation discipline
– What long-term investors should really watch
Resources for This Episode
– Raiz Invest investor centre and ASX disclosures: https://investorhub.raizinvest.com.au/
– Raiz product suite: portfolios, Super, Kids and Plus: https://raizinvest.com.au/
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February 09, 2026 Luke Winchester: Prepare for ASX Reporting Season like a pro
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask is joined by Luke Winchester, founder of Merewether Capital, to break down how a professional investor approaches ASX reporting season.
Together, they discuss:
– How reporting season differs from the rest of the year
– Luke’s preparation process and decision-making framework
– The idea that one key metric often drives a stock in the short to medium term
– Small and micro-cap companies Luke is watching this season
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Luke shares how he applies his framework to real ASX examples, including:
– CleanSpace Technologies (ASX:CSX) – where revenue growth is the key metric driving the investment case
– Racing and Sports Technology (ASX:RTH) – with a focus on incremental margins and operating leverage
Luke explains what would make him re-rate these businesses after earnings, and how reporting season can prompt position sizing decisions.
Learn more about Mereweather:
Merewether Capital monthly investor updates:
https://www.merewethercapital.com.au/

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If you’re unsure, consult a licensed financial planner. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial adviser, or tax professional. You can access The Rask Group’s Financial Services Guide (FSG) here: https://www.rask.com.au/fsg.
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February 06, 2026 Big Tech earnings: Winners & losers, silver's 26% crash & Drew's falling knives
Silver just crashed 26% in THREE DAYS - from $170 to $126. Gold plummeted from $7,800 to $6,700 in a matter of days. Just last week everyone was asking Drew about adding silver to portfolios. This is why you don't chase hot thematics!

In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Owen Rask and Drew Meredith dissect Big Tech earnings that shocked Wall Street:
Microsoft (MSFT) down 11% - Azure cloud revenue up 38% but growth slowing. Capital expenditures hit $37.5 billion (up 66%), exceeding estimates. The kicker? Net income boosted by $1.02/share from OpenAI investment, with a massive $250 billion OpenAI deal accounting for 45% of Microsoft's $625 billion backlog.

Meta (META) up 11% - Beat expectations with Q4 sales of $59.9 billion. Planning unprecedented AI spending: $115-135 billion capex in 2026 (up 87% from 2025's $72 billion). First AI tool not yet released!

Tesla (TSLA) - Capex more than DOUBLE last year's outlay and almost twice Wall Street expectations. Discontinuing Model S and Model X to make room for Optimus humanoid robots. Acquired preferred shares in xAI.

Apple (AAPL) record quarter - Revenue jumped 16% to $143.8 billion driven by iPhone 17 demand. China revenue up 38% to $25.5 billion. Services hit $30 billion (up 14%).

Owen and Drew launch their 2026 Navexa portfolio challenge, with Owen offering to get a TATTOO if 1,000 people beat his returns. Drew reveals his "falling knives plus data centre portfolio" strategy.

They've also taken over The Golden Times publication for retirees! Plus: Dr Deremith's interest rate call update, geopolitics impacting portfolios, and why Australian government debt-to-GDP hit 43.8% (up from 42.8%) while private debt dropped from 82% to 70% over 10 years.

If you like this Australian Investors Podcast episode, you'll love the series. Don't forget to subscribe for weekly shows on Apple, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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February 03, 2026 Is private credit resilient as the US economy splits in two?
Is the US economy a mess? With markets feeling noisy and uncertain, this conversation with Nehemiah Richardson offers a perspective on where the real risks sit — and where they don’t.
In the face of unprecedented social and geo-political unrest, just how unstable is the US economy? Are the AI megacaps papering over the cracks of a weakening middle class?
Today’s episode is with Nehemiah Richardson, CEO of Private Credit at Pengana. We discuss the political climate and assess the real outcomes of Trump’s administration.
Additionally, we ask how a professional private credit investor selects a fund manager. Below you will find links to the reports and investments mentioned in the show as well as the timestamps for the key points discussed:
Links referred to in the show:
- ASIC report into private credit
- TermPlus
- Pengana Global Private Credit Trust (ASX: PCX)
- Pengana Diversified Private Credit Fund (please note this fund is for only available to wholesale investors)
Talking points:
- How healthy is the US consumer right now?
- What can we expect to see from the Trump administration heading into the mid-terms?
- What impact have the tariffs had on businesses in the US?
- Why the current environment is making portfolio construction tricky
- What is the difference between investment grade and non investment grade credit?
- What role does fixed income play in a portfolio?
- How does a professional investor choose what to invest in within private credit?
- What questions does a professional private credit investor ask his fund managers?
- Has the two speed economy in the US changed where professionals are allocating capital to in private credit?
- A checklist for selecting private credit managers here in Australia.
- What is the impact on private credit portfolios if the RBA increases interest rates
- What is the difference between TermPlus, PCX the listed investment trust and Pengana’s private credit fund?
- Why every leader should read Mindset by Carol Dweck
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