• Why time - and home ownership - matter so much

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It’s one thing to be searching for the next Afterpay, but the next Amazon or Google presents an even greater opportunity. So what differentiates a company that has the potential to dominate its market?

Hyperion Asset Management believe we’re in a ‘winner takes all’ world. In this podcast, Chair Tim Samway shares:

• The key characteristics of a future winner

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Investors looking for growth potential often find their best opportunities outside the ASX100. With many stocks and sectors overvalued, and others crunched by Covid, how do you find the next big thing?

DNR Capital portfolio manager Sam Twidale talks about the potential in small caps, including:

• Which sectors are most likely to perform as domestic and international borders reopen

If you’re short on time, consider listening at 1.5-2x speed, which should be shown on the screen of your device as you listen. This won’t just reduce your listening time; it has also been shown to improve knowledge retention.

Note: nabtrade Academy has launched. It's designed to help you learn more about investing - no matter what stage of the investment journey you are on. Find out more here.

NAB Markets’ Ray Attrill has a strong track record forecasting the Australian dollar, US dollar and more. With rates at record lows, quantitative easing, and a global reopening on the horizon, what’s in store for the world’s major currencies?

Ray again joins Gemma Dale to discuss:

• Why he believes the AUD will rise against the USD

If you’re short on time, consider listening at 1.5-2x speed, which should be shown on the screen of your device as you listen. This won’t just reduce your listening time; it has also been shown to improve knowledge retention.

Note: nabtrade Academy has launched. It's designed to help you learn more about investing - no matter what stage of the investment journey you are on. Find out more here.

Investors have increasingly been looking to Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts (AREITs) for income as interest rates fall, but Covid disruptions to retail shopping centres and office buildings have caused valuations to fluctuate. So do AREITs offer opportunity, and which sectors are worth looking at?

Charter Hall AREIT portfolio manager Jonathan Kriska offers his thoughts on:

• Why new sectors such as childcare centres and retirement living are growing

If you’re short on time, consider listening at 1.5-2x speed, which should be shown on the screen of your device as you listen. This won’t just reduce your listening time; it has also been shown to improve knowledge retention.

Note: nabtrade Academy is launching soon. It's designed to help you learn more about investing - no matter what stage of the investment journey you are on. Find out more here.

The events of the last twelve months have made many feel like investing is easy – or impossible. So how do you stay in the game for decades, without losing your money – or your mind?

SG Hiscock founder Steve Hiscock has been a professional investor for over 30 years, starting just before the crash of 1987. Tune in to hear his thoughts on:

• His favourite asset class for long term investors

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The new year has already thrown some extraordinary developments at investors – the ‘Blue Wave’ as the Democrats secure a majority in both houses of US Congress, a resurgence of Covid in Australia and record cases in the northern hemisphere, and markets that continue to run higher. So what more should investors be watching?

AMP Capital’s Diana Mousina shares her thoughts on:

• How low interest rates can stay, and for how long

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After Covid19 cut a swathe through 2020, many are looking forward to a brighter 2021. With the S&P500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq at record highs, is this too much to hope for?

Popular guest Roger Montgomery of Montgomery Investment Management shares his thoughts about the outlook, including:

• Whether markets have gotten ahead of themselves in pricing a return to growth

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Disruption has driven share prices to record highs, and assessing the major trends is key to setting your portfolio up for success over the next decade. With central banks trialling cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin closing in on record highs after falling 60%, investors are looking to technology for further growth.

Fidelity Global Portfolio Manager Amit Lodha brings his thoughtful and far-reaching research to this conversation, and considers:

• Why collaboration and decentralisation will be the driving themes behind future market winners

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Lockdowns and economic uncertainty stemming from Covid resulted in predictions of falls of up to 30% in the Australian residential property market. Fears for office property were much, much worse, with only 10% of office workers returning to Melbourne’s CBD late this year. As the year ends, however, forecasts are looking much more positive.

nab’s Chief Economist Alan Oster talks about his forecasts and:

• Why house prices are looking much more positive for 2021

Apologies for the reduced audio quality of this recording – remote working is sometimes dependent on less than ideal recording scenarios.

If you’re short on time, consider listening at 1.5-2x speed, which should be shown on the screen of your device as you listen. This won’t just reduce your listening time; it has also been shown to improve knowledge retention.