Q+A

with bitcoin swinging from record highs to sharp drops, investors are asking what’s next.

sean aylmer speaks to john o’loghlen, managing director of coinbase australia, for an insight into market flows, regulation, and whether a fed change could spark the next rally.

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the aussie dollar has been oddly steady, but interest rate expectations are starting to shake things up. 

nab’s ray attrill explains to sean aylmer why commodities no longer drive the currency, and what needs to happen for the dollar to rise.

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a massive week ahead for the economy, headlined by gdp data, following a shock jump in inflation and a sharp rise in business investment: all signs point to interest rate cuts being a thing of the past.

michael thompson is joined by economist stephen koukoulas.

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sean, adam and michael started fear & greed five and a half years ago, and have learnt a lot along the way. today, they reflect on what's worked, what hasn't, and what they would do differently.

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today's episode deals with a question from listener michael, via linkedin: 

what in the world has happened with csl? downgrading guidelines, some board member transitions, vaccine business segment demerger, and a huge drop in stock price!

steve wheen, head of healthcare, and managing director of equity research at jarden, talks to sean aylmer about csl and the rest of the healthcare sector.

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as an asset class, private credit is surging, worth at least $200 billion locally - and increasingly, retail investors are becoming interested in private credit. but is it a safe way to invest money? what should an investor be looking for when considering private credit?

sean aylmer is joined by asic commissioner simone constant to discuss asic's benchmark reports into public and private markets.

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managing working capital is absolutely vital for any business - it's the part of a company’s trading that hasn’t yet translated into cashflow.

every year, the team at mcgrathnicol advisory release their working capital report - revealing how much cash is locked up within australian companies, and how they stack up against the rest of the world.

jason ireland and sean wiles - partners at mcgrathnicol advisory - talk to sean aylmer about the thirteenth annual working capital report, and what it reveals about the health of aussie businesses.

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there’s plenty of fear in markets right now, with big moves across both wall street and the asx. so how do you block out the noise, and find the opportunities amidst the uncertainty?

lochlan halloway, equity market strategist at morningstar, talks to sean aylmer about investing in volatile markets, including a couple of companies that have fallen a long way from their previous highs.

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this week: the new and improved monthly cpi figure lands. plus, private sector capex and more.

michael thompson is joined by economist stephen koukoulas.

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in its annual report on the australian economy, the international monetary fund has identified a bunch of options for reform, from increasing the gst to getting rid of tax breaks. but is it all a little too removed from reality?

sean aylmer and michael thompson discuss the potential for reform, and why a shopping list of changes from a us-based organisation can be problematic.

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