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This episode explores the ongoing debate between passive and active investing, featuring insights from seasoned investment professionals Oliver Jones from PortfolioMetrix and the CIO at Peregrine & Black Investment Management Oliver Pearson-Lund. We discuss market conditions, fee structures, investor psychology, and practical portfolio construction strategies to help investors make informed decisions.
key topics
Passive investing advantages and limitations
Active management opportunities and challenges
Market conditions influencing strategy performance
Impact of fees on long-term returns
Behavioral biases affecting investor decisions
Chapters
00:00 The Investment Debate: Passive vs Active Management
01:53 Understanding Passive Investment Strategies
05:04 The Case for Active Management
09:03 The Importance of Fees in Investment
12:57 Market Conditions and Investment Strategies
16:02 Real-World Experiences with Active Management
18:19 Market Stress and Active Management
20:31 Investor Psychology and Behavioral Economics
25:45 The Role of Passive Investing in Market Dynamics
31:20 Portfolio Construction: Balancing Active and Passive Strategies
35:34 Advice for DIY Investors: Passive vs Active Investing
Useful links:
Connect with Max Weatherby on LinkedIN
Connect with Oliver Jone on LinkedIN
Connect with Oliver Pearson-Lund on LinkedIN
Visit the Eclipse Wealth Podcast website
Portfolio Metrix - https://portfoliometrix.com
Peregrine Black Investment Management - https://peregrineblack.com
Post-production by Podcast Plus Limited
None of the ideas expressed on this podcast constitute financial advice and we strongly encourage anyone listening to consult with a qualified independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions on their own account.
The Eclipse Wealth Podcast is delivered by Eclipse Private Office which is a trading style of Peregrine & Black Investment Management Limited who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority here in United Kingdom.
By Max Weatherbysummary
This episode explores the ongoing debate between passive and active investing, featuring insights from seasoned investment professionals Oliver Jones from PortfolioMetrix and the CIO at Peregrine & Black Investment Management Oliver Pearson-Lund. We discuss market conditions, fee structures, investor psychology, and practical portfolio construction strategies to help investors make informed decisions.
key topics
Passive investing advantages and limitations
Active management opportunities and challenges
Market conditions influencing strategy performance
Impact of fees on long-term returns
Behavioral biases affecting investor decisions
Chapters
00:00 The Investment Debate: Passive vs Active Management
01:53 Understanding Passive Investment Strategies
05:04 The Case for Active Management
09:03 The Importance of Fees in Investment
12:57 Market Conditions and Investment Strategies
16:02 Real-World Experiences with Active Management
18:19 Market Stress and Active Management
20:31 Investor Psychology and Behavioral Economics
25:45 The Role of Passive Investing in Market Dynamics
31:20 Portfolio Construction: Balancing Active and Passive Strategies
35:34 Advice for DIY Investors: Passive vs Active Investing
Useful links:
Connect with Max Weatherby on LinkedIN
Connect with Oliver Jone on LinkedIN
Connect with Oliver Pearson-Lund on LinkedIN
Visit the Eclipse Wealth Podcast website
Portfolio Metrix - https://portfoliometrix.com
Peregrine Black Investment Management - https://peregrineblack.com
Post-production by Podcast Plus Limited
None of the ideas expressed on this podcast constitute financial advice and we strongly encourage anyone listening to consult with a qualified independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions on their own account.
The Eclipse Wealth Podcast is delivered by Eclipse Private Office which is a trading style of Peregrine & Black Investment Management Limited who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority here in United Kingdom.