The MoneyWeek Podcast: 17 years of change
The MoneyWeek Podcast: 17 years of change
As John Stepek leaves MoneyWeek after 17 years, he and Merryn look back on what’s changed in that time. From consensus politics to populism; financial…
4 Aug 2022
The MoneyWeek Podcast with James de Uphaugh: why shifting perceptions are good for UK stocks
The MoneyWeek Podcast with James de Uphaugh: why shifting perceptions are good for UK stocks
Merryn talks to James de Uphaugh of the Edinburgh Investment Trust about why a “change in perception” of energy, mining, defence and bank stocks means…
21 Jul 2022
The MoneyWeek Podcast with Edward Chancellor
The MoneyWeek Podcast with Edward Chancellor
Merryn talks to author Edward Chancellor about interest – AKA “the price of anxiety” – and why it, like gravity, is the force that holds everything in…
14 Jul 2022
Peter Spiller and Christopher Mills: inflation, rising wages and falling profits
Peter Spiller and Christopher Mills: inflation, rising wages and falling profits
Merryn talks to fund managers Peter Spiller and Christopher Mills about the bear market, company valuations and inflation; why wages will have to rise…
7 Jul 2022
The MoneyWeek Podcast: nuggets of positivity in an extended bear market
The MoneyWeek Podcast: nuggets of positivity in an extended bear market
Merryn and John talk about he need for higher wages and lower house prices, and why the fact that this is the least dramatic bear market they’ve ever …
1 Jul 2022
Liz Ann Sonders: raging inflation and the bear market is not “70s redux”
Liz Ann Sonders: raging inflation and the bear market is not “70s redux”
Merryn talks to Liz Ann of Charles Schwab about how today’s raging inflation and bear market came about, what to do, and why it’s not like the 1970s s…
16 Jun 2022
The MoneyWeek Podcast with James Ferguson: recession, house prices and the power of youth
The MoneyWeek Podcast with James Ferguson: recession, house prices and the power of youth
Merryn talks to James Ferguson of the MacroStrategy Partnership about central-banker induced inflation, the threat of a thoroughly unpleasant recessio…
9 Jun 2022
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The MoneyWeek Podcast with Russell Napier at the Library of Mistakes
The MoneyWeek Podcast with Russell Napier at the Library of Mistakes
Merryn talks to Russell Napier about Edinburgh’s Library of Mistakes, the age of debt and financial repression, plus why he has never invested in Chin…
31 May 2022
Barry Norris: we’re already in the 1970s. Here’s how to invest
Barry Norris: we’re already in the 1970s. Here’s how to invest
Merryn talks to Barry Norris of Argonaut capital about the parallels between now and the 1970s; the transition to “green” energy; and the one sector w…
19 May 2022
Anna Macdonald and Mikhail Zverev: Investing in innovative new frontiers
Anna Macdonald and Mikhail Zverev: Investing in innovative new frontiers
Merryn talks to Anna Macdonald and Mikhail Zverev of Amati about investing in growth-focused innovation in the teeth of a tech-stock selloff, and the …
12 May 2022
Mohamed El-Erian: inflation, disinflation and the mistakes of central bankers
Mohamed El-Erian: inflation, disinflation and the mistakes of central bankers
Merryn talks to economist Mohamed El-Erian about the state of the global economy, how the Fed became hostage to the marketplace, and how you should po…
28 Apr 2022
James Anderson: the trouble with the fund management industry
James Anderson: the trouble with the fund management industry
Merryn talks to Baillie Gifford's James Anderson about his career at Scottish Mortgage; the roles and responsibilities of the wider fund management in…
22 Apr 2022
Fred Harrison: House prices will peak in 2026
Fred Harrison: House prices will peak in 2026
Merryn talks to Fred Harrison, author of #WeAreRent about why land is so lucrative to investors and when house prices will level off.
14 Apr 2022
Robin Wigglesworth: index funds matter in ways we are only starting to fathom
Robin Wigglesworth: index funds matter in ways we are only starting to fathom
Merryn talks to the FT's Robin Wigglesworth about how passive investing via index funds can't be blamed for inflated stockmarket valuations, and how t…
1 Apr 2022
Charlotte Yonge: two ways to protect your money from inflation
Charlotte Yonge: two ways to protect your money from inflation
Merryn talks to Charlotte Yonge of Troy Asset Management about the long-term inflationary risks the world is facing, and the two best ways to protect …
25 Mar 2022
The MoneyWeek Podcast: redefining the FAANG stocks for a new era
The MoneyWeek Podcast: redefining the FAANG stocks for a new era
As the tech stock bubble bursts, Merryn and John discuss how one bank has redefined and replaced the FAANG stocks with some decidedly old-school inves…
21 Mar 2022
Dario Perkins and Richard de Lisle: inflation, the 1970s, and the rotation to value
Dario Perkins and Richard de Lisle: inflation, the 1970s, and the rotation to value
Merryn talks to Dario Perkins from TS Lombard about central banks and how today's inflation is not the same as 1970s inflation; and to Richard de Lisl…
11 Mar 2022
Vitali Kalesnik – investing in a world of geopolitical instability and high inflation
Vitali Kalesnik – investing in a world of geopolitical instability and high inflation
Merryn talks to Vitali Kalesnik of Research Affiliates about the situation in Ukraine, the consequences of sanctions on Russia, and how inflation will…
4 Mar 2022
Luke Hyde-Smith: how to invest for inflation
Luke Hyde-Smith: how to invest for inflation
Merryn talks to Luke Hyde-Smith of Waverton Investment Management about the current state of the markets, and how to invest into the kind of inflation…
25 Feb 2022
Alec Cutler: it feels like the 1970s – what should you buy?
Alec Cutler: it feels like the 1970s – what should you buy?
Merryn talks to Alec Cutler of the Orbis Global Balanced Fund about the inflation of the 1970s compared with that of today, and what investors can do …
18 Feb 2022
Shareholder democracy – returning power to to the people
Shareholder democracy – returning power to to the people
Merryn and John talk about returning power to the ultimate owners of corporations – the shareholders. Most of us own stakes in companies, but we can't…
11 Feb 2022
Sandy Nairn: the end of the “everything bubble” could destroy $75trn of assets
Sandy Nairn: the end of the “everything bubble” could destroy $75trn of assets
Merryn talks to Sandy Nairn of Edinburgh Partners about his new book and the bursting of the “everything bubble” as liquidity drains out of the market…
4 Feb 2022