MoneyWeek's editor-in-chief Merryn Somerset Webb and executive editor John Stepek discuss what's going on in the markets, and how it affects you and your wealth.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 243 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvesting |
Andrew Van Sickle talks to Greg Eckel and Jonathan Morgan of Canadian General Investments about the economic, environmental and political backdrop for Canadian equities and explores the outlook for the Toronto stockmarket’s key sectors.
Andrew van Sickle talks to Joe Bauernfreund of Asset Value Investors about why Japanese corporations have become more shareholder-friendly over the past decade and what this means for smaller companies
Andrew van Sickle talks to Laura Foll of Janus Henderson Investors about why the London equity market is being shunned by local and foreign investors alike, and what can be done to turn the tide.
Andrew van Sickle talks to Stuart Gray of Alliance Trust about worldwide investment opportunities, the trust’s multi-manager strategy and more than half a century of successive dividend increases.
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Good podcast ruined by terrible sound quality - such a shame
Really enjoy and very interesting guests but please can someone ask Merryn to get closer to the microphone? Her guests usually sound ok but you can’t even hear her with full volume on and then the ads are deafening! Employ a sound engineer please
Great show. I look forward to it every week. Updated my review Content and guests are still excellent however sound quality is so consistently poor. I end up having to turn the volume right up only to be deafened by the ads which are at a normal volume. Very frustrating!
Most of these podcasts sound like they are being produced by a child in their bedroom. Whilst the content is often worth listening to, the constant volume level changes between the participants is very annoying. If these podcasts are to continue, please employ a professional sound engineer to help produce them.
This used to be a good podcast until they got quieter and quieter. Sound quality is now so appalling that the past month or so have been impossible to listen to.
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