10 years of QE. Edward Park of Brooks Macdonald joins market.coms Neil Wilson and host Nigel Cassidy to mark the anniversary of central bank bond-buying and the profound impact it has had on asset prices and financial markets. Plus portfolio positioning as the Brexit impasse continues, and a look at the recent fortunes of a clutch of companies in the news or about to report results.

20th gala edition! Host Nigel Cassidy puts out the bunting for guest Richard Griffiths, strategic comms director at Ketchum and the sage of Primrose Street, aka markets.com chief market analyst Neil Wilson. Topics include Sainsbury's lost mega deal, the latest bank reporting season, Samsung's new folding phone and and some of Warren Buffett's latest investment strategies. Just what you need to round off your financial week and think about the next one.

Some good news on inflation, but another meaningless Brexit vote is taken and lost. The London Evening Standard's Mark Shapland joins market.coms Neil Wilson and host Nigel Cassidy to talk UK economy, flash crashes, the British bank reporting season -- and whether Mark Carney has really ditched project fear. Please subscribe and ensure you never miss the City of London's liveliest weekly market podcast.

The UK is braced for poor growth figures, as the EU President blasts the Brexiteers. Business commentator and reputation specialist Andy Williams joins market.coms Neil Wilson and host Nigel Cassidy this week for analysis of the latest events on the markets, plus a look ahead at some of the companies set to make the business news in the days ahead. Plus the cautionary tale of the cybercash chief who took his customers coins to the grave.

Top independent business economist and former Bank of England rate-setter Andrew Sentance joins market.coms Neil Wilson and host Nigel Cassidy to talk Brexit mayhem, sterling, equities, Bank of England interest rates and generally dissect the latest company news. Andrew pulls no punches: "What worries me most is that the UK government is playing Russian roulette with the economy, causing the most economic chaos I have seen in my lifetime".

A dead cat Brexit bounce for sterling as corporations slip into full on no-deal panic mode. Share and currency commentator Zak Mir joins Neil Wilson of markets.com and host Nigel Cassidy in the City of London to provide informed insight and lively conversation assessing the latest market moves on both sides of the Atlantic. Plus previews of a raft of companies with imminent announcements -- from Apple,Amazon and Ebay stateside to BT and Carpetright here in the UK.

Markets bet on a softer Brexit. Plus results and analysis coming out of our ears. A lively session in the company of the sage of Primrose Street aka Neil Wilson chief market analyst of markets.com plus guest fund manager turned global investment guru Chris Bailey.There's insight on recession indicators, where next for Whitbread and ITV, plus thoughts on numerous other quoted household names from Easyjet to Netflix and WH Smith, and even Snoop Dogg gets a look in. Hosted by Nigel Cassidy

Sterling awaits its fate as MPs try to seize the Brexit reins, without the slightest agreement on which direction they want to go in. Chief market analyst Neil Wilson is joined at markets.com hq by Paul Sedgwick of Frank Investments and host Nigel Cassidy as they discuss the flurry of Christmas trading statements, and decide that the Dow's continued recovery depends on the forthcoming and crucial US company earnings season.

Apple spreads the China chills. But 2019 is also set to create buying opportunities for the brave and astute investor. Nigel Cassidy joins chief market analyst Neil Wilson and guest financial writer and

broadcaster Ed Bowsher to put the new bear market into perspective and explore what will drive share and currency trading in the next few weeks and months.

A stateside rate rise caps a disappointing year for share markets -- with lots of unfinished business leaving sterling adrift and investors anxious. But Killik and Co senior investment manager Rachel Winter and Markets.com senior market analyst Neil Wilson say Britain will somehow muddle through the Brexit chaos in 2019 -- and smart stock selection should ease the pain and deliver good long term returns. Its the last Markets Talk podcast of the year, hosted by Nigel Cassidy.