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8. Theory of Thing: Market strategies during uncertainty
34:58||Season 12, Ep. 8What to tell clients who get cold feet in this environment. And March madness!! In this engaging interview, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss market strategies, geopolitical tensions, and investment insights amidst current global events. They share practical advice for investors navigating uncertainty, analyze recent market movements, and explore the impact of geopolitical conflicts on energy and commodities.And shorting Private Credit...wow.
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7. Job losses, tech vals, copper and the 10 year
19:28||Season 12, Ep. 7In this episode, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss various aspects of the investment landscape, including market trends, the tech sector's performance, private equity challenges, and insights into the copper market. They also touch on the Australian market's resilience and the impact of economic indicators on commodities. The conversation wraps up with personal reflections and upcoming events in the sports world.#Investment #MarketAnalysis #TechSector #PrivateEquity #CopperMarket #AustralianMarket #EconomicIndicators #CommodityTrends
6. The Future of AI and Its Impact on Investments
29:48||Season 12, Ep. 6In this episode of the Theory of Thing Investment podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss the current state of the markets, the impact of AI on job sectors, and the performance of SaaS companies. They explore investment strategies focusing on commodities and the energy sector, while also sharing insights on small-cap stocks and the importance of networking in investment success.
5. TOT s12 e5 Patrick Walta discusses the reopening of Broken Hill Mines and its production plans.
26:55||Season 12, Ep. 5Guest: Exec Chair Pat Walta of BHM.ASXIn this episode of the Theory of Thing Investment Podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss various topics including personal updates, market trends, and insights into the mining sector, particularly focusing on Broken Hill Mines. They explore the current state of silver and zinc markets, investment opportunities, and the impact of economic factors on these commodities. The conversation also touches on major players in the tech industry, such as Microsoft, and their influence on market sentiment. The episode concludes with final thoughts on investment strategies and market dynamics.
4. "The power of the nap cannot be underestimated."
26:40||Season 12, Ep. 4Hosts James Whelan and Heath Moss engage in a lively discussion about their personal lives, recent experiences, and insights into the investment landscape for 2026. They share anecdotes about their families, the importance of taking breaks, and the power of naps, emphasizing the need for balance in a demanding work environment. The conversation then shifts to investment strategies, with Heath providing an optimistic outlook on the American economy, predicting significant GDP growth driven by a healthy consumer base and tax cuts. He highlights key investment opportunities, particularly in the tech sector and commodities, while also addressing potential risks in the market, especially concerning AI stocks.
3. TOT investment, market insights, cobalt, silver, gold, copper, Australian economy, RBA, fantasy football
31:23||Season 12, Ep. 3In this episode of the Theory of Thing Investment podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss various investment opportunities and market insights as they approach the end of the year. They delve into the performance of cobalt, silver, and copper markets, while also reflecting on the Australian economy and the RBA's stance. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted discussion about their fantasy football league and festive greetings.
2. Ashes Day and Market Insights
19:18||Season 12, Ep. 2In this episode of the Theory of Thinking Investment podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss the excitement surrounding Ashes Day, market insights, and the current economic landscape. They delve into the implications of market volatility, the impact of AI on investment strategies, and the significance of Oracle's credit default swaps. The conversation wraps up with a look at the ongoing appetite for funding in the AI sector.