In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss:

The worst start to the year in stocks, Fed raising rates and what this means for markets, when is the next recession, oil's sharp reversal, bearish investors, the massacre in stay-at-home stocks, and why you can't find baby corn at the Asian grocer.

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss:

Do commodity booms precede recessions, investors are actually not yet panicking, volatility spike in everything, a global wheat disruption, Aussie stocks, what Nasdaq bear markets mean for investors, and much more.

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss:

Quick corrections in stock markets, house prices will collapse by 33%, the rush to sell property, soaring renovations costs, Russia and financial markets, and a flight to Bitcoin.

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss:

Why bond outflows matter more than you think, ESG marketing, pullbacks in stocks and bonds, producer prices rising, consumer contradiction, and Russia versus Omicron and what matter more to markets.

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss:

Why picking stocks is hard, investors moving funds to cash, why consumers are in a strong position to withstand rate rises, Disney roaring back, Aussie property, and what geopolitics means for your investments.

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss:

Australia's housing market, RBA and interest rates, trillion-dollar companies, investor panic, and Meta's biggest one-day loss.

Show Notes

https://www.baharianwealth.com.au/post/the-bursting-of-a-property-bubble

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss: Australian CPI, Bitcoin is not an inflation hedge, explosion in Australia's ETF market, property prices and inventory, extreme movements in stocks, what rate rises means for stocks, and buying the dip.

In this week's episode of The Wide Lens, Robert Baharian and Matthew Rigby discuss: A stock market not driven by 5 stocks, pain in the Nasdaq, Netflix, and Peloton, is the CAPE ratio dead, and predictions for 2022.

Show Notes

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2022-investment-outlooks/

My number 1 guest on MII is back, Debbie Baharian. I have interviewed company CEO's, MDs, and Chief Investment Officers, and I have never had as much difficulty as I have to secure this meeting. We talk about financial freedom, beliefs, agendas in life and business, and we talk about why clients come to see us at Baharian Wealth Management.

My guest today is Koby Jones, Managing Director of The SILC Group, a specialised investment and lending group, focussing on alternative investments.

In our conversation we discuss the rise of alternatives, the role alternatives play in portfolios, and what investors can expect from alternatives in the future.