Roger Montgomery joined this podcast last year and shared three reasons why he was bullish on this market. As rates rise, inflationary pressures build, and the war in Ukraine continues, has his view changed?

Popular guest Roger Montgomery of Montgomery Investment Management shares his thoughts on:

• How seriously we need to take rising inflation

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Persistently high inflation, decade high oil prices and the threat of rising interest rates are making investors nervous. But what if we’ve seen all these factors before, and it’s possible to imagine who might win and lose in the coming year?

Veteran stockpicker Henry Jennings from Marcus Today shares his thoughts on:

• Which sectors have strong tailwinds in the current environment

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Supply chain pressures and war in Ukraine have driven commodity prices to record levels, from oil and gas to nickel and copper, as well as gold and iron ore at multi year highs. The ASX200 is a resource-heavy index, but you may be underweight.

So are higher prices – and higher demand – here to stay? Gavin Wendt from MineLife shares his thoughts on:

• How high prices can really go

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Some of the world’s biggest tech stocks are down more than 50% from their highs, as investors question paying eye-watering multiples in a rising interest rate environment. So is this a time to buy, or stay well away?

Andrew Macken of Montaka Global Investments joins the podcast from the US, to discuss:

• Why profitless growth is a dangerous game in this environment

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Talk of rising interest rates is making markets jumpy. But how high are rates expected to go, how quickly, and what are the likely impacts?

nab Markets Head of Research Ivan Colhoun has spent a lifetime watching rates, and shares his analysis on:

• What ‘normal’ interest rates look like, and how quickly we’re likely to get there

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When Chris Conway bought his first shares, he doubled his money – then came close to losing it all. So how does a novice learn to trade and invest after a wild early ride?

These days Chris is a popular trading specialist, as well as Marcus Today’s lead fund manager, and in this podcast he shares:

• The five books he recommends every trader read

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Eleanor Swanson from Firetrail Investments is well known for having ‘thumped the table’ to get her older peers to take note of Afterpay. With a background in science, though, now she’s looking to medical biotech and more for growth.

In this discussion, she shares:

• How to keep your eyes open for growth opportunities

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Looking to boost your portfolio in 2022? The Motley Fool’s top stockpicker Scott Phillips shares two stocks he would hold for the long term, and five to consider adding right now.

In this entertaining conversation, Scott discusses:

• Why knowing the product doesn’t mean you know the stock

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With the market tracking sideways for several months, investors are starting to bide their time, waiting for a sell off. In the meantime though, what do you want to hold?

Tribeca Investment Partners' portfolio manager Jun Bei Liu has suggestions for a lacklustre market, including:

• The stock she’s dying to buy, if it falls 20%

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Banks, healthcare and the big miners make up well over 50% of the average portfolio on nabtrade, but their fortunes have waxed and waned. So where are the winners, and what is best to avoid?

Blackmore Capital Chief Investment Officer Marcus Bogdan shares his thoughts on:

• Which stocks are really defensive when airports and toll roads are vulnerable

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