Stocks Neat
Stocks Neat by Forager Funds - the podcast talking sips and stocks, with nothing watered down. Each month, join Steve Johnson and Gareth Brown for a drink as they talk share markets and taste-test some of whisky's finest. www.foragerfunds.com
Episodes
33 episodes
Fifteen Years of Forager and that Fifty Basis Point US Rate Cut
As we approach Forager's 15th birthday, in Episode 33 of Stocks Neat, CIO Steve Johnson and Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown dive into the 50bps rate cut in the US and its impact on small-cap stocks. They unpack the latest market moves, spotlight...
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Episode 33
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33:56
Riding the Small-Cap Wave: Opportunities Amidst Market Volatility
As we close out the 2024 financial year, in Episode 32 of Stocks Neat, CIO Steve Johnson, and Portfolio Manager Alex Shevelev, do a deep dive into the state of small-cap stocks and the latest market movements. They discuss recent ma...
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Episode 32
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27:56
Breakfast Burritos and Boom Time Stocks
In episode 31 of Stocks Neat, Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown and CIO Steve Johnson discuss Nvidia’s unprecedented rise, the recent Guzman y Gomez IPO, current investor sentiment and macroeconomic concerns. They examine the future compet...
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Episode 31
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30:57
Let Your Winners Run: AI, Commodities, and Emerging Markets
In episode 30 of Stocks Neat, Portfolio Manager Harvey Migotti and CIO Steve Johnson discuss recent portfolio performance including which surprise sectors have started contributing in 2024. They cover a wide range of topics including AI related...
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Episode 30
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25:21
Timeless Tactics: Preparing Your Portfolio for Market Downturns
In episode 29 of Stocks Neat Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown and CIO Steve Johnson discuss several investing maxims, and how these might apply to portfolio positioning in prior and current markets. Topics covered include cleaning...
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Episode 29
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34:06
Price gouging in Australia: Is it happening, what can be done about it, and do investors need to worry?
In episode 28 of Stocks Neat Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown and CIO Steve Johnson discuss the prospect of price gouging in major Australian industries, the role future Competition Policy has to play, and the potential implications for invest...
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Episode 28
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28:29
Fear and FOMO: How to go against the crowd by understanding investing psychology
In episode 27 of Stocks Neat Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown and CIO Steve Johnson discuss the recent performance of small caps and the psychology of investing. Understanding the psychology of ourselves and others can go a long w...
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Episode 27
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31:30
Wild 2023 market swings: Uranium prices surge to nuclear highs and small caps start to recover
In episode 26 of Stocks Neat Co-Portfolio Manager Harvey Migotti, Analyst Nicholas Plessas and CIO Steve Johnson sit down to discuss the year just passed in markets, most notably a strong rally in uranium and the small cap recovery at the end o...
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27:09
From the Australian Institute of Sport to the NBA: How this Aussie small cap is making a name for itself around the globe
For our holiday edition of Stocks Neat, Alex Shevelev, Portfolio Manager of the Forager Australian Shares Fund, is filling in for Steve and Gareth and he’s joined by a special guest, Will Lopes. Will is the CEO and Managing Director...
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Episode 25
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24:35
What our trip to the US and Japan is telling us about the economy: Insights from the road
In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, Steve Johnson and Harvey Migotti discuss what they learned on their recent trip to the US and Japan. Their trip started in Chicago at an industrials conference, which gave the pair a temp...
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Episode 24
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27:17
Why higher rates are good for the world (and which stocks can do well)
In episode 23 of Stocks Neat, Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown and CIO Steve Johnson sit down to discuss the opportunities available for investors in the current interest rate environment, following our CIO Letter, "
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Episode 23
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33:13
Running with the Uranium Bulls
In episode 22 of Stocks Neat, Co-Portfolio Manager Harvey Migotti and CIO Steve Johnson sit down to discuss the growing interest in uranium, with the spot uranium price up almost 10% since the start of August and 27% so far in 2023.It h...
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Episode 22
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25:12
Magic Pills - How New Weight Loss Drugs are Changing Society and the Stock Market
In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, Steve and Gareth discuss the recent news surrounding the GLP-1 inhibitor drugs taking the world - and stock markets - by storm. Originally used to treat Type-2 diabetes, clinical trials have shown GLP-1 dru...
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Episode 21
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30:56
Why the goldilocks economy is great for small caps and the problem with Australian housing policy
In episode 20 of Stocks Neat, Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown and CIO Steve Johnson sit down to explore the global economic outlook, its goldilocks nature, and its implications for investing.Switching from their usual whiskey, Steve a...
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29:03
Reckoning Looms for Unlisted Assets
In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown joins CIO Steve Johnson to shed light on the commercial property industry and the broader issue of unlisted assets, particularly focusing on Australia's super funds and the...
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Episode 19
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29:02
Buffett lessons you won’t hear at Berkshire
After some time on the sidelines, Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown is back in the hot seat, joining CIO Steve Johnson for the latest episode of Stocks Neat as they delve into lessons from the recent Berkshire Hathaway meeting.They refl...
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25:58
Outperforming the Market: Why the US is Still an Attractive Investment Destination
Co-Portfolio Manager Harvey Migotti joins CIO Steve Johnson as they delve into the world of American investing in the latest episode of Stocks Neat. Harvey shares his insights on the critical lessons learnt from investing in the US market over ...
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Episode 17
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35:30
Moral hazard in the tech industry: the case of Silicon Valley Bank
In episode 16 of Stocks Neat, Co-Portfolio Manager Gareth Brown joins CIO Steve Johnson, all the way from London, to delve into the Silicon Valley Bank bankruptcy and the broader issues of regulation, moral hazard, and the importance of creativ...
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Season 1
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Episode 16
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33:26
Portfolio Management Strategies: Navigating the January Rally and Avoiding Investor Traps
In this episode of Stocks Neat, Co-Portfolio Manager Harvey Migotti joins CIO Steve Johnson to discuss the recent January rally and what it could mean for future returns. They also share insights on how investors can protect themselves from bei...
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Episode 15
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41:49
Disney’s Corporate Blunders and Why BP Could Be Next
In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, Steve Johnson is joined by Senior Analyst Chloe Stokes as they delve into the topic of market short-termism. They discuss notable examples of corporate blunders, including the struggles of Walt Dis...
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Episode 14
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33:59
The contrarian case for small-caps in 2023
In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, which is our final episode of 2022, Steve and Gareth are discussing small-cap stocks and why they might be an interesting place to be investing in 2023. Small-caps have been hit harder than the res...
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Episode 13
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33:34
Mergers and acquisitions - the good, the bad and the ugly
In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, Steve and Gareth talk all things M&A. They discuss the best and worst deals they have seen, as well as what to look out for when assessing whether a merger or acquisition will have long-term su...
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Episode 12
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38:42
Meta's woes, Twitter's close, and the end of an investing epoch
In this episode of Stocks Neat, Steve and Gareth talk about how the tech bust has finally hit the likes of Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta, with some very low growth rates coming from these tech giants that have outperformed for decades.<...
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Episode 11
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37:31
How to invest for an inevitable consumer slowdown
In this episode of Stocks Neat, Steve is joined by Alex Shevelev, Senior Analyst on the Forager Australian Shares Fund, to discuss the potential decline of consumer spending as mortgage payments and non-discretionary price rises begin to bite, ...
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Episode 10
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34:15