The Personal Investor

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February 12, 2019 Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 12th February 2019
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson reviews the stories moving markets.
In this week's update:
Central banks stage a retreat from monetary tightening
Trade talks and Brexit still in the headlines
Earnings season continues on both sides of the Atlantic
10 min
February 08, 2019 Google’s growing pains | HICL’s Seeking’s on infrastructure
This week we cover the news of Google making $8.9bn in three months but somehow disappointing the stock market.
And then my colleague Dan Lane’s interview with Harry Seekings, manager of the HICL Investment Company - one of the leading infrastructure investment trusts.
24 min
February 05, 2019 Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 5th February 2019
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson reviews the stories moving markets.
In this week's update:
• U-turn by the Fed triggers a strong end to January
• Italy is back in recession
• China ushers in the year of the pig
10 min
February 01, 2019 Are investors right to cheer Dovish Fed, and is the January Effect real?
It’s the end of a busy week and a busy month in the investing world. Fidelity investment director Tom Stevenson joins me to talk about a stock market-boosting delay in US rate rises, which rounds off a volatile month for shares.
That makes it a good time to talk about the January Effect - the superstition that says that following a good first month, markets should be set fare for the rest of 2019.
15 min
January 29, 2019 Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 29th January 2019
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson reviews the stories moving markets.
In this week's update:
• Where next for the Fed?
• Latest Brexit twists and turns
• Commodities in focus in Venezuela and Brazil
10 min
January 24, 2019 UK dividends - bargain or bear trap? | On the front line in China
This week, an interview with Colin Morton, manager of the Franklin UK Equity Income Fund. Colin spoke about the prospects for UK dividends right now - including whether recent share price falls meant dividends were better value, or merely less safe.
Then, with China’s economy under the spotlight we’re joined by Fidelity’s Claire Dwyer - recently returned from visiting some of the country’s leading tech companies, including Alibaba.
22 min
January 22, 2019 Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 22 January 2019
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson reviews the stories moving markets.
In this week's update:
• Chinese growth falls to its lowest rate in nearly 30 years
• US earnings season gets into full swing
• Theresa May digs in after the government's defeat in the Commons
11 min
January 16, 2019 De-dollarization: the biggest change you’ve never heard of, with Merian’s Ned Naylor-Leyland
Today on the show we’ve got an extended interview with Ned Naylor-Leyland. Ned is a fund manager who runs the Merian Gold & Silver Fund.
The focus of our conversation was a trend that stands to impact the price of gold - and much else - in the years ahead - de-dollarization.
23 min
January 15, 2019 Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 15th January 2019
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson reviews the stories moving markets.
In this week's update:
• Brexit vote leaves investors on tenterhooks
• US earnings season kicks off
• China trade rattles markets
10 min
January 10, 2019 Outlook special - four funds for 2019
This week it’s a Quarterly Investment Outlook special.
Fidelity Personal Investing has completed its latest outlook on the markets, regions and funds that it believes will perform in the months to come - not an easy task with markets suffering a nasty bout of volatility.
The Outlook’s author Tom Stevenson, investment director here at Fidelity, joins to talk it over.
14 min

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With its approachable style and no-nonsense views, The Personal Investor is the essential weekly investing podcast for smart investors. Join Ed Monk as he explores investing, financial news, stock markets and economics.