Phil and John dig into stock market history to assess the state of the markets on this week's Quality Shares Podcast, and ask if high valuations in quality companies are signalling trouble ahead, and whether London's unloved blue chips are looking too cheap. Plus views on recent profit warnings from Avon Rubber and Frontier Developments. #AVON #FDEV #BT #ITV #ABF #BA #MKS #RMG

On this week's Quality Shares Podcast Phil and John raise a glass to Diageo's ambitious growth plans, and ponder Naked Wines' post-pandemic hangover. Plus a rational view of SSE's dividend cut, a contrarian take on unloved Homeserve, and why Visa's moat may be breached.

On this week's Quality Shares podcast Phil and John discuss good news from the retail sector, and the difficulties investing in the nascent electric vehicle industry. Featuring Marks & Spencer, ABF, B&M, Auto Trader, Johnson Matthey, Rivian and Volex.

Phil and John go looking for unloved shares on this week's Quality Shares podcast from Invest-ability, and question the value of sell-side research. Featuring views on BT, J Sainsbury, Land Securities, Games Workshop, Amazon, Alphabet, and Lok'n Store.

Phil (the tall one) is under the weather this week so John (the short one) is flying solo on this week's abridged Quality Shares Podcast. Featuring quick views on Royal Dutch Shell and Dr Martens, and a request for listeners to tell us how we can make Invest-ability an even better resource for private investors.

Facebook rebranding, Renishaw flying, Moneysupermarket buying and consumer goods pricing are the topics under discussion by Phil Oakley and John Hughman in this week's Quality Shares Podcast from Invest-ability.co.uk.

On this week's Quality Shares Podcast Phil and John talk about their trip to London, the challenges facing the hospitality and car retail industries, and two companies that are starting to look interestingly priced after a flurry of bad news

On this week’s Quality Share Podcast John and Phil reflect on a difficult week on the markets, and discuss why the sell off has left the door open to picking up great companies at lower prices.

On this week's Quality Shares Podcast Phil Oakley and John Hughman discuss Phil's new Jumble Sale portfolio and why targeting cheap shares could be a good strategy in an inflationary environment, and why despite all the hallmarks of a great business Next isn't a quality share. Sign up to our mailing list at invest-ability.co.uk to receive our free daily email and read our free thoughts on Next's latest results. The Quality Shares Podcast is sponsored by SharePad – The UK’s no.1 investmen...

In this week's Quality Shares Podcast Phil and John discuss the fallout from soaring energy prices, why inflation might be stickier than people think and what equity investors need to do to protect themselves.