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Martin North is the Principal of Digital Finance Analytics, a boutique research, analysis and consulting firm. His Walk The World channel on YouTube is a must for astute economy watchers in Australia, while his commentary is highly regarded across mainstream media such as the AFR, Sydney Morning Herald, the ABC, 9News and many more.
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Craig Cobb, aka "Trader Cobb", is an Educator, Trader, Speaker, Managing Director of Tradercobb.com, and Host of the Trader Cobb Crypto Show.
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Daryl Guppy is the founder of GuppyTraders.com, Commentator for CNBC Asia, Author of multiple books on trading including Share Trading, Bear Trading and Trading Asian Shares. He is one of the most original & astute Australian commentators from the early days of the industry and with that comes a wealth of market experience.
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Rupert Hackett is the Co-Founder and Advisor at Caleb & Brown, while also a Director at ADCA (Australia Digital Commerce Association).
Caleb & Brown is Australia's first cryptocurrency brokerage, and Rupert is undoubtedly one of the best minds when it comes to local industry governance in Australia.
This was a great chat on the development of cryptocurrency from the clients' perspective.
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Damien Loh is the Chief Investment Officer of Ensemble Capital, and former Executive Director at J.P. Morgan Singapore.
Ensemble Capital is a fund manager focused on global absolute returns, through an AI & human investing approach in Singapore.
Damien is a super fascinating guy with a long career ahead of him in this new world of AI-driven investment.
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Alex Saunders who is affectionately known as "Nugget", is one of Australia's foremost market commentators and educators in the digital asset space.
The Founder of popular media and education in Nuggets News, Alex's passion for crypto was born from a frustration of traditional financial markets that many first adopters feel in this space.
His education has allowed many traders to steer clear of scams in the industry, focusing instead on developing a framework and community that centres on high-value projects.
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Margin Call is back for Season 2 on Wednesday 7th August 2019.
Tune into hear insights into the crypto space and how prominent commentators in the economics space approach 2019.
Chris Gore (@chris_gore) is GO Markets' CEO, Company Secretary and Responsible Manager for their AFSL licence. He's a long-serving staff member at GO Markets and an industry veteran in the Forex operations and commentary business, with at least 10 years' experience.
Chris is most known for showing a level-headed approach to a market that often opts for scuttlebutt and hearsay.
This is a fascinating episode where we cover:
This is the end of Season 1 for Margin Call, and we have some interesting plans ahead for Season 2. Thanks to those who have joined us as guests, and the listeners for your attention - we hope you've enjoyed the show.
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01:33 - Introduction
02:58 - Favourite podcasts
03:44 - How the industry has changed
07:34 - Licensing around Crypto in Australia
10:44 - What's to come in Forex
13:41 - Why GO Markets got involved in Crypto
17:41 - Competitive advantage of GO
22:44 - The future of GO Markets
26:21 - The state of the global economy
31:46 - Major upcoming themes
32:54 - Looking back at 2016 U.S. Election
35:25 - Daily routine
36:17 - Books
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Quinn Perrott (@QuinnPerrott) is the Co-Founder & General Manager of TRAction Fintech, a regulatory technology business.
Quinn has been a long time operator in the Retail Forex space, whether it's running leading businesses like City Index and AxiTrader, or deciding to create a business in the niche space of regulatory technology.
What I like about Quinn is his fair assessment of where the industry is placed, and where it needs to go to improve the experience of the consumer. He has a unique perspective as a long time operator, with his knowledge helping average traders to understand the market and industry participants to better understand their business.
This chat with Quinn was a great insight into what key elements define the RegTech business, and what he learnt as a former operator in Forex. We covered numerous topics, including:
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01:33 - Introduction
03:39 - Living in Cyprus
07:44 - Where he grew up, earliest memory
09:15 - Lessons learnt from parents
10:19 - His path to Forex
14:09 - Starting TRAction Fintech
14:42 - What he misses about FX/CFD businesses
15:32 - Explaining what he does
16:25 - New regulation from GFC
17:14 - Reporting products, jurisdictions and new markets
18:58 - Trade reporting regulations
21:15 - The future of this industry
23:38 - How blockchain tech can impact reporting
24:39 - Most interesting observation of his experience
26:01 - What has and hasn't changed in the industry
29:39 - Daily routine
30:11 - Book recommendation
31:05 - Best purchase under $200
32:02 - What seems obvious to him but not to others
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Adam Taylor (@AdamTaylor) is a Director of GO Markets and Head of GO Markets UK.
Adam has a brilliant ability to see patterns, whether it's playing Chess, or using Point & Figure Analysis to better understand the sentiment in the market.
During my own time at GO Markets, Adam was always the cool cucumber you looked to when you wanted an opinion or topic settled - a very useful skill set for someone previously tasked with the majority of risk management in the business.
This chat was a great insight into what makes a GO Markets Director tick, plus how things are looking within the UK.
We covered numerous topics, including:
SHOW NOTES
01:33 - Introduction
03:49 - The game of Chess
05:10 - Scotland to Australia
06:55 - Growing up, Geology
08:25 - Lessons learnt from parents
12:10 - Career path and how he got into this space
15:10 - His progression within GO Markets
16:30 - The UK market, Brexit
20:48 - Risk management
24:34 - Fundamental & technical analysis
29:22 - Daily routine
29:59 - What book he would gift to the audience
30:26 - Best purchase under $200
31:08 - If he could have a billboard anywhere
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