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The ability to suffer

12 Apr, 2024 | Return|

Is everyone obsessed with getting rich quick? With the 'Magnificent 7' driving a large portion of the US stock market's return in 2023, the focus has been on capital growth. In all the excitement, have we forgotten that there are other ways of making money?

Joining us this week to talk on building wealth over time and why valuations matter is Nick Clay, portfolio manager of the A-rated TM Redwheel Global Equity Income fund. Speaking with Jock Glover, Nick discusses the recent economic theory dominating market environment, as well as how a company's ability to suffer can protect its competitive advantage.

 

Don't have time to listen to the full episode, jump to your favourite part:

  • 01:10 - How do you see how you invest panning out over the coming months and years.

  • 03:50 - How important are valuations vs. short term earnings numbers?

  • 06:00 - How do you find exposure to these themes in the portfolios?

  • 07.35 -What keeps you up at night?

  • 12:10 - How is your portfolio positioned to defend against the risks?

  • 14:30 - How do you and the team make decisions?

  • 16:30 - An interesting statistic (or two) from the week.

This podcast was recorded on Tuesday 9th March 2024. This podcast is issued by Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research Limited which is registered in England and Wales (08791142) and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Titan Wealth Holdings Limited (Registered Address: 101 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 1QU).

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