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The topics, stocks and shares mentioned/discussed include:The importance of consistency of investing returnsHipgnosis Songs Fund / SONGLoopup / LOOP4D Pharma / DDDDFirst Property Group / FPODon't chase illiquid ramped stocks/sharesWhitbread / WTBBillington Holdings / BILNResearch why stocks are movingMicropaymentsDiploma / DPLMAA Plc / AA.International Personal Finance / IPFCloudcall / CALLHardide / HDDCovid19, U Turns & LockdownsWorking from HomeArtificial Intelligence / AITechFTSE 250Technical Analysis / ChartingBollinger Band SqueezePsychology of buying in big market fallsThe benefits of building a watch listHow to spot a quality stock in a falling marketThe compounding of your research knowledgeInvestingTrading& Much MorePLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

The topics, stocks and shares mentioned/discussed include: Winning stocks Avacta Group / AVCT Greatland Gold / GGP Tesla / $TSLA ITM Power / ITM ASOS / ASC Future Plc / FUTR Renalytix / RENX Frontier Developments / FDEV Fevertree / FEVR Naked Wine / WINE The Nasdaq bull run AO World / AO Vistry Group / VTY Mercia Asset Management / MERC AstraZeneca / AZN British Petroleum / BP. Royal Dutch Shell / RDSB Taking a loss/ Admitting you are wrong FTSE 100 FTSE 250 Winners & Loser FTSE Small Cap Winners & Loser FTSE Aim All-Share Winners COVID19 Restrictions Aston Martin / AML Aveva Group / AVV Merger Cairn Energy / CNE Petropavlovsk / POG 888 Holdings / 888 Kaz Minerals / KAZ Playtech / PTEC William Hill / WMH Gamesys / GMS Plus500 / PLUS RWS Holding / RWS SDL Plc / SDL Crest Nicholson / CRST National Express / NEX Go-Ahead Group / GOG Micro Focus International / MCRO Workspace Group / WKP Avoid being caught in spikes Premier Foods / PFD Indivior / INDV BATM Communications / BVC Luceco / LUCE Clipper Logistics / CLG CMC Markets / CMCX Funding Circle / FCH Dignity / DTY Psychology Investing Trading & Much More PLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

The topics, stocks and shares mentioned/discussed include:Tesla $TSLA the longest shortStock splitsU.S Tech bubble?Apple $AAPLRoyal Dutch Shell / RDSBBritish Petroleum / BP.Oil / Brent4D Pharma / DDDDGlaxoSmithKline / GSKDiversified Oil & Gas / DGOCHostelWorld / HSWOn The Beach / OTBHollywood Bowl / BOWLCarnival Plc / CCLCovid19Palantir IPOPeter Thiel The Hut Group IPO Online retailBigData Analytics Marks & Spencer / MKSAsos / ASCVolkswagen Group / VOWElectric Vehicles / EVsSeeing Machines / SEEAB Dynamics / ABDPTech Artificial Intelligence / AINasdaq indexDJIA S&P 500FTSE 100DividendsWorking from HomeIncome stocksTotal returnsBookInvestingTradingPLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

The topics, stocks and shares mentioned/discussed include:Compounding Investing WinnersAdmiral Group / ADMSabre Insurance Group / SBREWorking from HomeGreggs / GRGCarnival Group / CCLBooHoo / BOOMidwich / MIDWLoopUp / LOOPPotential 5G WinnersBT.Vodafone / VODSpirent / SPTTelit / TCMJust Eat TakeAway / JETNew HoldingsInsurance Mergers /TakeoversFTSE 100 Trading RangeAIM OutperformanceGrowth Vs CyclicalsBiasPsychologyTrading Vs InvestingThe Rule of 72DividendsResearch stylesTransparencyTrailing Stop lossNoiseMistakesTechnical AnalysisUK GDPRecessionInvestingTrading & morePLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

This Twin Petes Investing podcast number 28, was recorded LIVE at MelloVirtual on 10/7/20, the topics, stocks and shares mentioned/discussed include:Where is FTSE 100 going?FTSE 100 & FTSE 250 Bear CrossFTSE 100 Trap DoorBOOHOO Where is sharing going?Where will FTSE 100 be on December 31st?Covid19Environmental Social Governance & Fast FashionESG InvestingCovid19 & the impact on RetailWorking from HomeFiscal StimulusAutumn BudgetAmazonNext / NXTASOS / ASCAssociated British Foods / ABF / PrimarkAveraging DownShorting stocksCash on the sidelines...When to get back into marketRockRose Energy / RREGames Workshop / GAWFrontier Developments /FDEVMelloVirtualInvestingTrading & morePLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

In this Twin Petes Investing podcast number 27, the topics, stocks and shares mentioned/discussed include:COVID19 Vaccine hopesFTSE 100 where next?AstraZeneca / AZNGlaxoSmithKline / GSKHikma Pharma / HIKClinigen / CLINInternational Personal Finance / IPFTobacco stocksBritish American Tobacco / BATSImperial Brands / IMBBritish Telecom / BTVodafone / VODBurberry / BRBYNetcall / NETFilta / FLTALuceco / LUCEM&C Saatchi / SAAVertu / VTUCambria / CAMBAutotrader / AUTOMPAC Group / MPACTelit / TCMS4 Capital / SFORWPPThe Mission Group / TMGKin and Carta / KCTNext Fifteen Communications / NFCSir Martin SorrellMelloVirtualDigital marketingNew car salesLive MelloVirtual TwinPetesInvesting podcastEnvironmental, Social, and Governance Investing / ESGPharmaHealthcareLong-term investingConviction & patiencePlacings / Raising fundsExaggerated market moves / VolatilityInvestment dilutionNeil WoodfordPsychologyCognitive biasFTSE 100 Techical AnalysisFibonacci levelsFTSE WeightingCAC IndexDAX IndexReturning to workArtificial Intelligence / AICyclical stocksHospitalityMarketingNet Net valuationsTakeoversConsolidationInvestingTrading & much morePLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

In this Twin Petes Investing podcast number 26, the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:Winning stocks ytdGoldMelloVirtualLive Twin Petes Investing podcastCovid19 Testing outsourcingLand Securities / LANDRetail shoppingPropertyHedgingOcado / OCDOScottish Mortgage Investment Trust / SMTPolar Capital Technology Trust / PCTWorldwide Healthcare Trust / WWHPetropavlovsk / POGPsychologyAO World / AO.BATM Advanced Communications / BVCCMC Markets / CMCXIG Group / IGGIndivior / INDVAvacta / AVCTPowerhouse Energy Group / PHEResolute Mining / RSGDixons Carphone / DC.Appreciate Group / APPBest of the Best / BOTBLong-term investingMistakesPatienceArtificial Intelligence / AIConfirmation BiasBullish indicatorsBear indicatorsOnline retailFTSE 100FTSE 250FTSE AllshareAIMRunning your winnersBuying bargainsRisksInvestingTrading & much morePLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THIS PODCAST

In this Twin Petes Investing podcast number 25, the topics, stocks and shares discussed include: A RobinHood tragedy Mobilepayments / Direct Carrier Billing Bango / BGO Boku Inc / BOKU Bidstack / BIDS ITM Power / ITM Berkeley Group BKG Taylor Wimpey / TW. On The Beach / OTB Cineworld / CINE Inland / INL Best of the Best / BOTB BooHoo / BOO Michelmesh Bricks / MBH Ibstock / IBST Forterra/ FORT Marshalls / MSLH Clinigen / CLIN Novacyt / NCYT NCC Shearwater /SWG Placings Psychology Fear of Missing Out Construction The importance of volume Infosec CyberSecurity Leverage Mistakes Risks Investing Trading & much more. Thank you for listening. Please SUBSCRIBE now.

In this Twin Petes Investing podcast number 24, the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:Is cash king?Games Workshop GAWFrontier Developments FDEVFevertree FEVRHalfords HFDGresham House Energy Storage Fund GRIDOcado OCDOAJ Bell AJBHargreaves Lansdown HL.Primary Health Properties PHPLuceco LUCEPlus500 PLUSAveraging downDividendsYieldPsychologyFear of missing outRisk ProfileGDPEuropean Central Bank (ECB)Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP)Discount/Premium to NAVStocksSharesInvestingTrading& much more

The topics, stocks and shares discussed include:Twin Petes Investing podcast in association with SharePad from ShareScopePlease visit the Conkers3 and WheelieDealer websites for a special SharePad new subscription offer via our TwinPetes Investing page.How to find 10 bagger stocksThe importance of doing your own researchLoopup / LOOPVistry / VTYVolga Gas / VGASBango / BGOITM Power / ITMLamprell / LAMFrench Connection / FCCNSeeing Machine / SEEZoom $ZMSkyePharmaFuture / FUTRVersarien / VRSAstraZeneca / AZNArm Holding / ARMBurford Capital / BURHouse buildersConstructionImportance of trading volumeMobile PaymentsWorking from homeSeminars/WebinarsMental Health / Mental Health AwarenessTelecomsTechCloud based technologyRamping groupsArtificial IntelligenceEyeTracking technologyAutomotiveMachine LearningInvesting mistakesTechnical AnalysisAlternative EnergyHydrogen energy / H2BigDataAIM GovernanceBear TrapThe R rateCare Homes the Covid19 risksPPE provisionNHS HeroesKeyworkersCovid19 Lockdown$WTI Oil Capitulation / RecoveryCovid19 Wave 1 / Wave 2Test, Track & TraceSchools opening / Teaching / TeachersFearRecessionNegative interest ratesDividendsRisksRed flagsVolatilityStocksSharesInvestingTrading & more

The topics, stocks and shares discussed include:Twin Petes Investing podcast in association with SharePad from ShareScopePlease visit the Conkers3 and WheelieDealer websites for a special SharePad new subscription offer via TwinPetes Investing page.The winning Covid19 stocksThe potential Covid19 vaccineThe importance of annualised total returnsRun your winnersTechnical analysisThe clash of the titansBuilding a communityPlus500 PLUSDiversified Oil & Gas DGOCRoyal Dutch Shell RDSA RDSBLloyds Banking Group LLOYPersimmon PSNCarnival Group CCLBooHoo BOOIG Group IGGCMC Group CMCXThe Rule of 72AstraZeneca AZNHikma Pharma HIKAvacta AVCTOmega Diagnostics ODXBurford Capital BUROnline shoppingBoeing $BABritish Airways / International Consolidated Airlines IAGOil/ $WTIVolatilityDividend cutsFacebook $FBTesla $TSLAElon MuskMark ZuckerbergBernie SandersSir John RedwoodReliable technical analysis patternsNHS FundingHealthcare fundingGDPPPE costsCare HomesNHS StaffNHS HeroesKeyworkersLockdownUS UnemploymentSocial DistancingTravel industryAirlinesLitigationStocksSharesInvestingTrading & more

In this Twin Petes Investing podcast number 21, the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:The winning stock that is already up 161% ytd,Bull market or Bear market?Spirent Communication SPTSummit Therapeutics SMMTAstraZeneca AZN Clinigen CLINOn the Beach OTBAveva AVVCarnival CCLArtificial Intelligence AIHealthcarePharmaDrug discoveryQuantum computingBear market rallyHedgingDividendsCloud-based techThe TINA tradeCoronavirusCovid19AntibioticsInfectious DiseasesWhat will happen to the markets now?Are women the best leaders?LockdownCovid19 Economic impactIMF FundingGDP analysisNHS HeroesKeyworkersUK Government approach to CoronavirusNew York State Governor Andrew CuomoNew Zealander Prime Minister Jacinda ArdernStocksSharesInvesting & moreThe Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website.

In this Twin Petes Investing podcast number 20, the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:What could be the potential domino effect of Covid19?Conkers3 reveals his new investing strategyDividend cutsAdvanced Medical Solutions AMSPets at HomeOnline retailLloyds LLOYBarclays BARCHSBCBanco Santander BNCHedging Astra Zeneca AZNRecession or DepressionWhat stocks/sectors could prove resilient to further market declinesArtificial intelligence AIPharmaBanksOnline shoppingOcado OCDOTesco TSCOSainsbury's SBRYCoronaVirusUnemploymentNHS StaffLockDownEconomical ImpactFood BanksChina,USA,UK,IndiaJapanViral LoadingThink about each other & stay safeFood PovertyPension fundsIncome & high yielding stocksUniversal CreditHMRCGDPFinancial ResilienceVolatilityProtecting our frontline staffStocksSharesInvesting & moreIf you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please SUBSCRIBE to our channel so as not to miss out on future episodes. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website.

In this 19B Twin Petes Investing podcast the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:What is potentially the best investing indicator of a recovery;Zulu Principle Investing;We are all being tested;Stress Test;Recency Bias;Nick Train; Scaling In; McCarthy & Stone MCS; Kingspan KGP; MicroFocus MCRO;Metro Bank MTRO; Versarien VRS;Normal Market Size;Oil price tanking;Panic;FTSE 100;DJIA;Graphene;Psychology; Staying Calm; Stress;Anxiety; Staying Disciplined; What is your plan;People are really scared;Market volatility; Supporting each others;Investing Strategy;Group Think; This market is different; Coppock Curve/ Coppock Indicator;Fear; Mindfulness;Neuro Linguistic Programming NLP; Dividends; Churning; Long-term Investing;Investing; Trading; Fight or Flight; Gratitude;Stay Safe;PayItForward; Our Heroes; Do your own research;Stocks;Shares;& much more.If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our channels so as not to miss out on future episodes. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website.

In this 19A Twin Petes Investing podcast the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:Winning shares;What sort of recovery could we get;Coronavirus market volatility;Investing Psychology; UK Budget 2020;Health crisis; Global Pandemic; Credit risks; Financial Crunch; Financial liquidity; Interest Rates; Financial Engineering; Covid-19; Government backed loans; Ocado OCDO;Sainsbury's SBRY; Morrison MRW; TESCO TSCO;Games Workshop GAW;Future FUTR;FTSE 100; DJIA; TECH; Retail; Investing Strategies; Social Distancing;Schools Shut; Isolation; Polar Capital POLR PCFT;Interactive Investors;Cash;Hedging; Helicopter Money; Private Healthcare; Uncertainty; Risk allocationDo your own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & much more.If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our channel so as not to miss out on future episodes. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website.

In this 18th Twin Petes Investing podcast the topics, stocks and shares discussed include:Are you prepared for this Coronavirus related investing volatility? What is an investing "tell";Gold;Market volatility & the impact of the Coronavirus;Where to find authentic Coronavirus/Covid19 information;The risks of debt ridden companies;The importance of independent research;Huntsworth HNT;Spirent SPT;Indivior INDV;Genus GNS;Aston Martin AML;CMC Markets CMCX;IG Group IGG;Plus500 PLUS;Syncona SYNC;Tristel TSTL;Cineworld CINE;Intu;Devro DVO;Saga;ITV;Cello CLL;Microsoft $MSFT;Apple $AAPL;Flybe;FTSE 100;Dow Jones Index DJIA;Volatility;Risks;Group Think;Psychology;World Health Organisation;US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention;Value stocks;Growth stocks;Income stocks;Recovery stocks;Momentum stocks;Herding;Watch list;Takeover/mergers;Bulk buying;Panic buying;Retail;Debts;Value traps;Objective analysis;Cancellation of events;Technical Analysis;Fundamental Analysis;Do your own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & much more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website.

In this 17th Twin Petes Investing podcast the topics and shares discussed include:The Coronavirus 50 bagger stock;Supply chains impacted by the Coronavirus;Higher risk trading;FX;Discipline;Strix Group KETL;Novacyt NCYT;ITM Power ITM;National Power NG.;Daejan Holding DJAN;Galliford Try Holdings GFRD;Ixico IXI;Versarien VRS;De La Rue DLAR;British American Tobacco BATS;Imperial Brands IMB;Portfolio size/Asset Allocation;Water Intelligence WATR;Duke Royalty DUKE;Anglo Pacific Group APF;Apple $AAPL;Vistry Group VTY;Reach Plc RCH;Glencore GLEN;Cashless society;ESG Investing;Ethical Investing;Spread bets;COVID19;Artificial Intelligence;Pharma;Master Investor ShowMello Events/ Mello2020Property;Overseas buyers;Takeover premium;Do your own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website.

In this sixteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares include:Coronavirus: its risks & potential impact on markets;Tristel TSTL;FX/currency movements & impacts on stocksBiotech;Biopharma;Pharma;World Health Organisation;Supply Chains;Burberry BRBY;PCF Group PCF;Future FUTR;Bad/Bias news;US. Non-Farm Payrolls;China;MPAC Group;Beazley BEZ;Creightons CRL;Melrose MRO;Scientific Digital Imaging SDI;Ixico IXI;Duke Royalty;Water Intelligence WATR;Macro news;French Connection FCCN;Technical Analysis;Hipgnosis Songs Fund SONG;AstraZeneca AZN;Smurfit Kappa SKG;FTSE 100;S&P 500;Smith & Nephew SN;Cloudbuy CBUY;Primary Health Properties PHP;Hurricane Energy HUR;Kier KIE;Costain Group COST;Indivior INDV;Pets At Home PETS;Integrafin IHP;Bloomsbury Publishing BMY;Markets in US Presidential re-election years;Income portfolio;Compounding investments;Dividends;Bear raids;Risk;AIM stocks;ShareSoc;Growth & Innovation Forum;Beware of the Rampers/Rampfest;Do your own research; Stocks; Shares; Investing & more. The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

In Part 2 of this fifteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares include:Market bubbles;High PE stocks;Games Workshop GAW;Fevertree FEVR;MPAC Group MPAC;Amazon $AMZN;Alphabet $GOOGL;Facebook $FB.Apple $AAPL;What if markets fall 50%;SWOT analysis;Risk free assets;Pete's hedging loss;Quantitative Easing;Negative yielding bonds;Debt pile;Investing community;Financial crisis;Bull market;Bear market;Social media;Humility;The Financial Gods;Stock selections;Karma;Gold;Yield;FTSE 100 Yield;Copper;US/China Trade deal;Credit Crunch;Compounding;Warren Buffett;Turnaround stocks;Recovery stocks;Regulatory news;Secure Trust Bank STB;AA.Roaring20's;Boris Bounce;Long-term investing;Do you own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.In Part 1 of this fifteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares discussed include:BooHoo Boo;Apple $AAPL;Microsoft $MSFT;Next Nxt;FTSE100;FTSE 250;S&P 500;Tesco;Joules JOUL;Superdry SDRY;Mothercare MTC;Koovs Koov;Retailers misery;Michelmesh MBH;High PEs;Director sales;Selling good stocks too early;Technical Analysis;Lekoil fraud/scandal LEK;Geo-political risks;Corporate governance;ShareSoc;Games Workshop GAW;Team 17 TM17;Future FUTR;Get very rich slowly;Immupharma IMM;Position sizing;Sirius Minerals SXX;Anglo-American AAL;Mining stocks;Hurricane Energy HUR;Mistakes;AstraZeneca AZN;Artificial Intelligence AI;Pharma;Personalised medicines;Drug discovery;Health stocks;Longevity;Circle of life;Long-term investing;Do you own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.In Part 2 of this fourteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares discussed include:Future FUTR;Reach Plc RCHBurford Capital BUR;Elektron/Checkit CKT;AstraZeneca AZN;ITM Power ITM;IXICO IXI;Thomas Cook TCG;ITV;Hawkwing HNG TLA;Pets at Home PETS;Hotel Chocolat HOTC;Hydrogen Fuel;SDI Group SDI;LondonMetric Property LMP;Lok'n Store Group LOK;Hipgnosis Songs Fund SONG;Bidstack Group BIDS;Metro Bank MTRO;November MelloLondon;Twin Petes Investing LIVE;Keeping it real;Normal people investing & learning;Look after your investing community;Talented investors;Talented traders;New investors;New traders;Responsibility to others;Mentoring & Coaching;Learning;LiveYourBestLife;This is no dress rehearsal;Retirement;Financial freedom;What is a POS stock?WheelieBin Page;Watch out for those ramping stocks;Clinigen Group CLINPHARMA;Tech;Digital media;Artificial intelligence/ AI;Getting stuff wrong;Stop-losses;Index trading;Hedging;Averaging Down;Continual learning;Compounding returns;Mistakes;Online retail growth;Psychology;What is the right number of stocks for a portfolio;Long-term investing;Do you own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.In Part 1 of this fourteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares discussed include:General Election: The Conservative Party 2019 Landslide victory , what next for the markets?What does this mean for stocks & shares?The Boris Bounce, how high are markets heading?Year to date performances;Profit warnings;Transparency with regards stocks;Objective opinions;Admitting mistakes;Record number of profit warnings;Fundamentals Analysis;Technical Analysis;Sum of the Parts analysis;Mastering your own Psychology;Learning new skills;Need to keep learning;Record All Time high portfolio achievement;Astra Zeneca AZN;Small caps;Risks;How much bang for your buck?Hedging;FX Pound/Dollar;ULS Technology; Property digital revolution;Artificial Intelligence/AI;Do you own research;Stocks;Shares;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts are to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.In Part 2 of this thirteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares discussed include:The winning #digitalmedia stock that is UP >1500%;Hotel Chocolat HOTC;Bloomsbury BMY;Future FUTR;Reach RCH;Bioventix BVXP;Prudential PRU;M & G Plc MNG;Smith & Nephew SN.;Fresnillo FRES;Burberry BRBY;WPP;S4 Capital SFOR;GB Group GBGAutotrader AUTOMarks & Spencers MKS;Tesco TSCO;Burford Capital BUR;Metro Bank MTRO;Chesnara CSN;Woodford Patient Capital Trust WPCT;Woodford Funds;Digital Media;Digital Magazines;Online media;Publishing;Advertising;Books;Adtech;BigData;Shorters;FTSE;FTSE 100;AIM All-share;Quiet bulletin boards;Market noise;The importance of psychology;Profit warnings;The book that changed my investing life;High PE stocks;52 week highs;Robbie Burns;Identity fraud;Sum of the parts SOTP;Fundamental Analysis;Technical Analysis;Busy fool syndrome;Fear of missing FOMO;Risk;Exponential moving average;MelloLondon;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcasts will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest.In Part 1 of this thirteenth TwinPetesInvesting podcast the topics and shares discussed include:The winning AI tech stock that is up 195% ytd;The importance of Artificial Intelligence in relation to drug discovery, pharma, biotech, healthcare & clinical trials;Astra Zeneca AZN;GlaxoSmithKline GSK;Biogen $BIIB;Ixico IXI;Clinigen CLIN;Neuroscience;Digital Imaging;Data Analytics;BigData;Parkinson's Disease;Dementia;Alzheimer;Oncology;Healthcare;Alliance Pharma APH;Tristel TSTL;Hotel Chocolat HOTC;Woodford Funds;Unicorns;Woodford Patient Capital Trust WPCT;Rainbow stocks;High PEs;Book: "How to make Money in stocks"Metro Bank MTRO;Technical Analysis;Entertainment One ETO;Patience;Income dividend plays;Dividends;Psychology;Investing & more.The Twin Petes Investing podcast will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 website and also on the WheelieDealer website

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share these podcasts with like minded investors that you know will find them of interest.In Part 2 of this twelfth podcast the topics & stocks discussed include:How to get very rich slowly;Life changing investment returns;Vodafone #VOD;Miton Group #MGR;Charles Taylor #CTR;Burford Capital #BUR;IG Group #IGG;Blue Prism #PRSM;Woodford Patient Capital Trust #WPCT;Hargreaves Lansdown #HL. ;St. James #SJP;5G;Artificial Intelligence #AI;Robotic Process Automation #RPA;Software;Robotics;Warren Buffett;Quality at a reason price #QARP;Growth at a reasonable price #GARP;Dividends;Dividend yield;Rule of 72, compounding returnsSpin off;Re-based dividends;MelloEvents;MelloLondon;Neil Woodford;Firesales;Number of Profit warnings;Volatility;Macro noises;October/November possible market turbulence;Falling knives;Value Investing;Takeovers/ MNA;Research;Red flags;Mastering your own psychology;Investing/ Trading & more.Are you going to MelloEvents in London on November 12th & 13th ? The TwinsPetesInvesting duo will be there with several hundred others. We highly recommend your attendance as it will be a fantastic two day event with a great community of investors, packed full of keynote speakers, company presentations and a great investor networking opportunity. Please get your tickets now and use code ML1950 for half price tickets whilst the offer lasts.The Twin Petes Investing podcast will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 t.co/LhH02kd9GY?amp=1 and the WheelieDealer wheeliedealer.weebly.com/educational-blogs websites.

If you are new to our TwinPetesInvesting podcast welcome. If you are back for more thank you. Please subscribe to our AudioBoom, SoundCloud & iTunes channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share this podcast with others that you know will find it of interest. In Part 1 of this twelfth podcast the topics discussed include: How to get very rich slowly; BooHoo #BOO; Astra Zeneca #AZN; Imperial Brands #IMB; British American Tobacco #BATS; Royal Dutch Shell #RDSA; Burford Capital #BUR; Ixico #IXI; Metro Bank #MTRO; Thomas Cook #TCG; IG Group #IGG; Profit warnings Sirius Minerals #SXX; Andrew Sykes #ASY; Pearson #PSON; Vaping; General Markets; Fast fashion; Hydrodec #HYR; Marks & Spencer #MKS; Poor Management; Portfolio performance; Risks of listening to or following the herd; & much more This episode ends after 33 minutes & 55 seconds. Part 2 will be follow shortly. The Twin Petes Investing podcast will be linked to and written about on the Conkers3 https://www.conkers3.com/news-research-articles/ and the WheelieDealer http://wheeliedealer2.weebly.com/podcasts.html websites.

Thank you all for your feedback and continued support. By popular demand we are adding the Twin Petes Investing podcasts to additional podcast platforms including AudioBoom and iTunes whilst remaining available on our original home of SoundCloud. Please subscribe to these Twin Petes Investing channels so as not to miss out on future episodes, that could enable you to learn more rewarding investing, trading insights and strategies. Please share these podcasts with like minded investors that you know will find them of interest. In this 10th TwinPetesInvesting podcast recorded live at Mello2019 @WheelieDealer & @conkers3 discuss investing strategy, risks and more: Fund Management; Compounding; AIM stocks; Noise; Influence; Psychology; Noise in the markets; Thomas Cook/ #TCG; Portmeiron/ #PMP; Warren Buffett; Charlie Munger; Conviction of your research; Being shaken out; Profit warnings/ do they arrive in 3's? Time frame; How long are you intending to hold the stock; Market Makers; Stop-losses; Decision making; Emotional state; Market volatility; Greatest learning; Strategies; Reflective practice; We believe we are better than we are; Worse time to sell; Future/ #FUTR; Patience; Progressive dividends; Maiden dividends; CEO/Director company changes; Managing Risk; Great Western Mining Corp/ #GWMO; Education; Pension; Lord Lee; Are you suited to investing; Loss Aversion; Risk Averse; Inheritance; Trackers; Index Trackers; Trust; SafeCharge/ #SCH; Cognitive Bias; Corporate Governance; Red Flags; Investment Trusts; Scottish American Investment Co/ #SCAM; Ethical Investing/ #ESG; Investing and more. We hope you enjoyed this podcast. Please subscribe to our TwinPetesInvesting Channels. All the past & future TwinPeteInvesting podcasts can also be found here https://www.conkers3.com/?s=TWIN+PETES+INVESTING & http://wheeliedealer2.weebly.com/podcasts.html It was a huge pleasure performing the TwinPetesInvesting podcast in front of the MelloEvents audience at Mello2019 in Chiswick, London in May. We both had a blast, however none of this would have been possible without the kindness shown to us by @Carmensfella David Stredder, the founder and owner of MelloEvents. Thank you so much David!

Let's talk Neil Woodford Many of you will know Phil Oakley from the quality of the research, investment articles and investing presentations he has delivered and completed over the years. For those few of you that are not familiar with Phil you can find the comprehensive interview with him here that he gave on #CONKERSCORNER of his own insightful journey in the Investment industry and beyond. His insights and knowledge are sought after by institutions and private investors alike. Phil is currently the Associate Editor of the Investors Chronicle magazine. At the time of this interview, Neil Woodford's Woodford Investment Management and Woodford Funds, which had been championed by most investment media, platforms and analysts at launch, is going through an annus horribilis. This has culminated in Neil Woodford/Woodford Funds stopping investors from withdrawing their own money the Woodford Equity Income Fund. This suspension of access to funds has caused outrage and anger from large institutions, private investors and even the Fund Management industry. There is even talk of a potential formal probe by the FCA into the actions taken by the Woodford Funds. In this exclusive interview with Phil, who is a big fan of investing in quality companies over the long-term, we discuss the recent developments at Woodford Funds. In particular, its impact and the lessons learnt, as well as what could and should be done across the Fund industry going forward. Phil also explains how to select high quality stocks and gives examples of some stocks that could have long term growth and resilience. Topics discussed include:Neil Woodford;Woodford Funds;Woodford Equity Income Fund;Assets Under Management;Fee structures;Fund charges;Funds structure;Fund Managers;Dividend paying equities;Unlisted/unquoted equities;Open ended funds;Close ended funds;Stocks;Shares;ETFsHargreaves Lansdown;Treasury select committee;Platform fees;Marketing;Retail Distribution Review;Trailing commissions;Fees;Times of stress;Risk;Trackers;Active Managed Funds;iShares;Organic growth;Profit margins;Return on Capital Employed/ ROCE;Cashflow;Debts/Deficits;Fundamentals;Importance of research;Psychology;FOMO;Cognitive biases;Thinking Independently;High PE stocks;Moat;Amazon $AMZN;VISA $V;Mastercard $MA;APPLE PAYPayPal $PYPLDiageo #DGE;RM2;Redde #REDD;Dignity #DTY;KIER #KIE;Spirax-Sarco #SPX;Advantages of being a private investor;Run your winners;Learning;Investment Trusts;and more...............................................................................................................................Thank you for reading this article, we hope you enjoyed it. Please share this article with others that you know will find it of interest.Are you an institutional investor or private investor? What are your views or opinions on the current situation with Neil Woodford, his funds or the markets at present? Please lets us know. We look forward to hearing from you. You can find more research articles, interviews, podcasts, videos and investment insights on our website and across some of our social media platforms that include Twitter, LinkedIn, AudioBoom, iTunes, YouTube and Facebook .

Welcome to the 48th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 11th June 2017. In this interview, I have the pleasure of speaking with business man, entrepreneur, thought leader, speaker, author, CEO & Co-Founder of Inzsure.com @TunstallAsc Steve Tunstall.Steve grew up in North Nottinghamshire on the edge of a mining community, his Grand-father was a Miner and for a while his Father was also a Miner, later he worked as a Council worker. His Dad advised him to “never go down the pit”, fortunately enough for Steve, when he was leaving school he did not have much choice because most of the mining pits in the nearby community had closed. Steve’s Mother was a Teacher and she had different ideas for him, encouraging him that he could go anywhere and be anything he wanted.Steve stayed on a school at did A Levels, he explains, “I did exceptionally badly, passing only one of them”. He points out that this was in the early 1980’s where within the mining communities, there was not a lot for anyone to do with regards to jobs/employment. Therefore as an 18 year old, he applied for a variety of jobs. He explained “I applied for around 150 jobs without getting even one interview”. So Steve did a part-time course in Mechanical Engineering, which took him to Cumbria, working at Sellafield. This was to be the beginning of Steve’s fantastic education, employment and entrepreneur journey. He was always looking “to upgrade his skills and upgrade himself”.This drive would take Steve all around the world as a global Insurance/Insurtech thought leader and ambassador. Steve now has over thirty years of experience in owning, running and future proofing companies. He has been CEO, Managing Director or equivalent in seven companies in four countries managing teams of up to 500 employees and based in Asia for over 20 years. Steve has been recognised as the No.1 worldwide influencer in Insurtech, according to the Global Instech 100. He features in the Top 20 Global Influencer lists of Rise, Richtopia and Onalytica in the areas of Insurtech, Fintech and Blockchain and has a significant presence on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Tumblr. He is always looking to grow, learn more, share his knowledge, nurture others, whilst always remaining humble, this is his style of leadership and entrepreneurship.Steve had always been interested in investing and saving for his future, however he explains that when starting out, he was not a consistent investor and a bit too flighty. He admits that he would have been well served by Warren Buffet’s advice to buy, hold and don’t lose money. He explains that whilst still in the UK in the 1990’s he did a little bit of trading in stocks. He says that he was “ill-formed and swayed by the influence of lots of people, which probably he should not have listened to”. Many of his early investments “were less than stellar”.Nowadays, Steve has a significant proportion of his investments in Tech stocks such as Facebook, ETFs and cryptocurriencies. With his current business Inzsure.com http://www.inzsure.com/ leveraging cryptocurrency even further. Inzsure is an aggregation solution transforming commercial insurance built on Ethereum – a derivative of Blockchain. The platform leverages chatbot interfaces on a mobile first platform powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and informed through intensive data analysis. The radical transparent business model significantly lowers frictional transaction costs and improves both speed and security. Plus enables SME’s to purchase insurance via a technology platform direct from the global insurers. Steve buys into the vision of where of cryptocurrences is going long-term and now has a significant proportion of his wealth in cryptocurrencies.The topics we discussed include: -Asian Financial Crisis; -Crisis Management; -Risk Mitigation/ Risk Management; -Commercial disputes; -Turnaround expert; -Entrepreneur: Aspiring to run your own company; -The Asian story; -Leadership; -Insurance -Insurtech; -Learning; -Winning investments; -Mistakes; -Bitcoin; -Ethereum; -Cryptocurrencies; -Artificial Intelligence (AI); -Working across Asia; -Not-for-profit work; -Google; -Facebook; -Complacency of business models; -Case studies & Resilience; -Lessons learnt; -Compounding investments; -Warren Buffett; -Nasim Nicolas Taleb;More recently Steve’s interests and experiences in risk mitigation and risk management have led him to write his book “RISK and the Asian CEO: Take Risk, Take Care – A practical guide to risk management in Asia. His book has been described as the “First book ever dealing with the specifics of Asia in both culture and behaviours. This is the corner-stone of successful and meaningful risk management in an Asian organization”. As “it covers it covers the reality of risk management as needed and perceived in the Asian environment. This is a must for everyone who wants to understand what risk management means or should mean outside of USA and Europe”. For those in th

Welcome to the 47th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 23rd May 2017. In this interview, I have the pleasure of speaking with business man, semi-professional part-time private investor and blogger @darrenhazelwood Darren Hazelwood.Darren describes himself as a “Council estate boy”, with only a couple of GCSEs. He started his employment journey in a multitude of menial jobs, warehousing and flour mills, however he always held aspirations to exceed his starting point. He had a good group of friends and watched his Dad work “seven days a week to buy his council house”, which he feels empowered him to desire more than his modest start in life. Darren is a firm believer that brightness can not be measured by exam results. He states “any kid can achieve what they want if they are willing to work at it.”Darren has “always had a natural interest in money and finance”, what he did not have was the confidence to believe in his ability. At 19 years of age, after reading the Mail on Sunday’s Midas column, he followed the column’s tip and bought his first stock: Manx and Overseas. Darren admits that at that time he did not have the understanding or knowledge to do the due diligence required. Whilst his first foray was unsuccessful, his aspirations to achieve more led to him reading the Financial Times whilst he was working in warehouses and labouring with mates who were reading the Sun newspaper and skipping straight to sports pages. All the time Darren was learning from the university of life and being open minded in his pursue of greater financial achievements.Darren describes himself as “an ultra-high risk investor” almost predominately in AIM commodity resource stocks. He advocates that investors create a line of communication with the CEOs in order to learn more about the individual in charge of the company, their strategy and goals. Darren’s view is that “only people complicate business” and therefore does not like to deal with complicated people or companies. Darren is an advocate of attending investment seminars, AGMs, Investor Events and taking the opportunity to ask CEOs/CFOs “difficult questions”.Darren is of the view that certain commodity resource stocks have value and could achieve “astronomical gains over the next 18 months”. Darren insists that he is not a trader and always looks to invest. He has had several investment successes and made some mistakes during his investing journey. However throughout he has learnt many lessons from the positives and negatives. This discussion provides an insight into the journey that Darren has taken, which so far has encompassed working in warehouses, Woolworths, setting up his own Builders Merchants business, and much much more.The topics we discussed include: -Stocks; -Learning about opportunities; -University of Life; -Value investing; -Attending Shareholder seminars; -Investor events; -TR 1 Investing; -Trying to find deep value; -Learning; -Winning investments; -Mistakes; -Don’t become too overweight in one stock; -Communicating with CEO’s of companies; -Learning about the business; -Not dealing with complicating people or businesses; -Hungry CEOs; -Aim & Goals; -Importance of research & due diligence; -Strategy & Plan; -Charismatic leaders; -Confetti; -Investment Charter; -Attending investor events; -Speak to CEOs & CFO; -Lessons learnt; -Ask difficult questions;Listen now to gain insights into how Darren invests and learn from the lessons in his successful and insightful investing journey to now being a TR 1 investor (a shareholder that holds a major shareholding in a listed company) .

Welcome to the 46th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 18th May 2017. In this interview, I have the pleasure of speaking with part-time private investor and blogger @sholdsworth1963 Steve Holdsworth.Steve was born in Bushey, Hertfordshire, and lived in Borehamwood until he was four, after which the family moved to Perivale, West London. His father was a self- employed carpenter and his mother mixed bringing up two children with various secretarial jobs and had a pretty ordinary upbringing. Steve attended Northolt High School a pretty ordinary large comprehensive. Whilst bright and in all the top streams for most subjects, Steve by his own admission “lacked the kind of drive to excel in anything in particular.” He left school at the age of 16 years age with a handful of O levels as he “didn’t do much work”.On leaving school Steve, found employment as a junior at Barclays Bank, his role was mainly administrative initially but later took on other roles in the Bank, including that of a Bank teller. However after around five years Steve found Banking was not for him. He then took a job as a salesman for the electronics retailer Tandy, but by his own admission he was not a great salesman.In the late 1990’s whilst Steve was working with a large market research company called Taylor Nelson AGB, he gained his first interest in stocks and shares from some of the colleagues he worked with. However it was also at that time when Steve had got himself into a lot of consumer debt. With a determination to clear his debts, Steve stumbled upon the Motley Fool boards for consumer debt. Via these boards Steve found the Motley Fool investor forums and boards. He describes Motley Fool as a wonderful forum of individuals freely sharing their knowledge and experience. He added that he attended their monthly socials in London and found them “great for his learning”.Steve admits that he was a bit impatient and actually started investing before he had cleared his debts. The first stock that he bought was Lloyds TSB in 2005, because it was a big blue chip, high yielding stock. He admits that he made ad hoc purchases and bought and sold shares as they took his fancy. He admits that when he first started out he would not look beyond the tips he found via Motley Fool boards and the Financial Times with very little research. However later he found Digital Look and Hemscott (Morningstar) for screening stocks. Having worked in a series of jobs across many sectors, more recently Steve has worked as a Charity Fundraiser. Starting in June 2017, Steve intends to embark on a phase that will encompass him being a full-time active investor. This ties in seamlessly with the personal blog that Steve has just recently started, which he has called GoStevie’s website http://gostevieblog.weebly.com/ .Steve has had several investment successes and some made some notable mistakes during the past twelve years or so. This discussion provides an insight into the journey that Steve has taken, which so far has encompassed Banking, Retail, Market Research, Administration, Charity Fundraising, and much much more.The topics we discussed include: -Stocks; -Clearing debt; -Keeping records/logs -Value investing; -Attending Shareholder seminars; -Investor events; -Motley Fool; -ShareSoc; -Learning; -Winning investments, -Mistakes -Don’t become too overweight in one stock; -Position size; -IPO’s; -Attending AGMs; -Timing markets; -Public speaking; -Moral compass; -Clients first; -Mindset; -Lessons learnt; -Becoming a full-time investor;Listen now to gain insights into how Steve invests and learn from the lessons in his successful and insightful investing journey.

Welcome to the 45th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 21st April 2017. In this interview, I have the pleasure of speaking with the founding Director and Chief Executive Officer of Investment Quorum, @leerobertsonIQ Lee Robertson. Investment Quorum is an award winning, independent boutique, Wealth management service and Lee is responsible for the business’ strategic direction amongst many other tasks.Lee grew up a working class family in the town of Brechin, Angus in Scotland. He went to Brechin High School, didn’t go to University and instead went straight into the Royal Navy. More recently however Lee did complete a degree in Financial Services with Edinburgh Napier University by distance learning. Lee spent nine years in the Royal Navy and originally worked in the Communications sector, where he learned morse code. He eventually concluded his service career in the Intelligence section. He admits that his start in the Financial sector in 1990 was actually by mistake, as he gained his first job with Allied Dunbar as a Sales Associate. In 1991 he moved to Halifax Group where he worked as Financial services manager, and this is where he first met his now Business partner Petronella West. Lee then moved to Royal Scottish Assurance (Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Marketing Group) in 1993 as a Senior Financial Consultant. He remained with RBS until 1995 when he chose to set-up his first firm Capulet Financial Management with a former manager of his from RBS.Then in October 2000, Lee started Investment Quorum and invited Petronella West to join him. IQ is a deliberately sized boutique wealth management firm delivering high quality financial planning and investment solutions to private clients, trusts and charities. He describes the ethos at IQ as “absolutely client first”. This is proven out by the fact that IQ have won many industry awards, many of which have been voted for by their peers. Additionally Lee* and Petronella have also won individual industry awards for their outstanding work and achievements in the Wealth Management /Financial services sector. *Just a month earlier Lee had won an International business award for leadership in UK Wealth Management Lee describes himself as an international investor with preference for the tech sector. He also likes bluechips that pay a dividend. The first share he purchased was that of British Gas via the privatisation of British Gas Corporation by the UK Government in August 1986. Through its numerous splits, de-mergers and mergers, Lee still holds his shares in British Gas in its current guise of Centrica. With regards to private investments, Lee describes himself as fairly “middle of the road” investor: not too aggressive, not too conservative. He likes the tech, healthcare and biotech industries and likes to collect his dividends. With regards to investing, Lee is an advocate of “stay in the market, get in and stay in” and if you don’t require the money stay invested and stick to your plan as you should not be reacting to macro events.This discussion provides a fascinating insight into the journey that Lee has taken, which so far has encompassed Scotland, Royal Navy, Communications, Sales, Mortgages, Finances Services, Public speaking, Wealth Management, Investment Quorum and much much more. The topics we discussed include: -Stocks; -Power of compound investing; -EIS; -Timing Markets; -Financial costs; -Fees; -Continual learning; -Communications; -TECH/Tesla; -Timing markets; -Public speaking; -Moral compass; -Clients first; -Mindset; -Lessons learnt; -Warren Buffett;Having worked in Financial services and Wealth Management sectors since 1990, Lee had a wealth of knowledge and experience that has been recognised globally. Listen now to gain insights into how Lee Robertson selects, researches and filters his personal investments dependent on the macro environment and the duration that he holds his investments for. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful vast investing journey.Listen now to gain insights into how Lee invests and learn from the lessons in his successful and insightful investing journey.

Welcome to the 44th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 1st March 2017. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with Colin Lloyd @colindlloyd who has been working in the City of London’s financial hub since 1987. During that time he has covered media policy, marketing, sales, derivatives, commodities, bonds, Hedge Funds and much more. He is currently working freelance with Linear Investments, where he writes articles for their magazine and also makes regular TV appearances on their Linear Talk TV channel. You can also find Colin’s brilliant macro blog articles on his own website at inthelongrun.co.uk .Colin grew up in Wirral, where he went to a local prep school and then a boarding school in Shropshire. After that he wanted to go into Sales and Marketing and into his family’s business which was a Broker agent for producers and importers of Tropical Hardwoods from around the world. Following discussions with his Dad, he conceded to doing a business course and went to Salford College of Higher Technology where he undertook the shortest business course he could find. During that two year course he specialised in Marketing and Advertising and then went to work for the family business during which time he also completed a Wood Science course. Colin gained his interests in stocks firstly from his Grandad on his mother’s side of the family. His Grandad worked for Rensburg one of Liverpool’s original stockbrokers in the 1930’s. He gained additional family insight with regards to investing as a young man from his Mum, as she managed her own investment accounts. When he was around twenty years of age Colin made his independent investment in the markets, by making a purchase of Fidelity Unit Trust that was investing in China. He admits to have been terribly excited, and “watched the share price everyday”. Then one day the price fell sharply by around 20% and he states “it scared the living daylights out of him” and prompted him to sell his holdings for a small loss. He explains humbly that he learnt his first lesson “don’t be too myopically focused on price moves when you are taking a long-term investment” .Colin stayed with the family business for around seven years before heading to London for a role with Gerrard & National (GNI) in 1987. He states that he was “very lucky” as he joined the firm after the financial crash of 1987. It was during his tenure at GNI that Colin gained experience of his first love “Global Macro Hedge”. Colin remained with GNI until 2005 during which time he had many great success and several roles which led him to travel globally on a regular basis. Over the last decade or so Colin worked on the institutional side of the investment industry and then opted to set up own his consultancy in 2010 to help Hedge Funds and related startups. Colin began his macro-economic newsletter “In the Long Run” in 2013. This discussion provides a fascinating insight into the journey that Colin has taken, which so far has encompassed Borneo, Europe, USA, Derivatives, Commodities, Futures, Options, Global Macro Hedge, Macro research, Marketing, Sales, Advertising, Consulting, writing, Private Investor, TV presenting and much much more. The topics we discussed include: -Stocks; -Stoplosses; -Managing your risks; -Price discovery; -Exchange Traded Markets; -Liquidity; -Hedge Funds; -Diversified portfolio; -Timing markets; -Be comfortable with your investment time horizon; -Commodities; -QE; -Emerging Markets; -Bonds; -Leverage; -Lessons learnt; -The real key to investing;Having traversed several investment niches within the City of London during the past 30 years, it is Colin’s view that “one is always governed by ones own experience”. Listen now to gain insights into how Colin Lloyd selects, researches and filters investments dependent on the macro environment and the duration that he holds his investments for. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful vast investing journey.

Welcome to the 43rd CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 25th March 2017 at the Master Investor Show in Islington. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking to Jim Mellon @jimmhk the renowned serial entrepreneur, self-made multi-millionaire investor, best selling author and the owner of the Master Investor Show.As one of Britain’s richest individuals with his wealth estimated to be exceeding £900 million, Jim has been described as our very own Warren Buffett. The son of a diplomat, he read Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at Oxford University, where he attained his Master’s Degree. However unlike many of his peers, he chose not go into the world of politics as he had travelled widely whilst he was young and had always intended to travel as soon he finished his studies. He was offered six jobs and chose to begin his career as a trainee Fund Manager with GT Management (now owned by Invesco) in Hong Kong. He has readily admitted that at the time, “I only had a vague idea of the workings of shares and bonds”.Jim made a great success of his time with GT Management, however when he was around 24 years of age his first boss and mentor at GT, Richard Thornton left the business. They sent about setting up their own Fund Management business and co-founded Thornton Management. By the time Jim was 28 years of age he was millionaire. After more than six years with Thornton, Jim set up his own business in 1991, now known as Charlemagne Capital and Regent Pacific. Alongside these businesses, he also has a private investment company, the Burnbrae Group, which makes up most of his vast investment endeavours, all of which have made him a potential future self made investor billionaire. Jim has also co-written several best selling books with Al Chalabi which you can find here http://www.burnbrae.com/books . Their new book “Juvenescence: Investing in the Age of longevity” will be released next month, and you can pre-order a copy now at https://www.juvenescence-book.com/ . For those that are intrigued by the title of the book, Juvenescence means “the state or period of being young”. The book discusses the benefits of a healthy life; what is good and detrimental for us and the breakthrough technologies that will enable all of us to live longer, as well as potentially invest in. In the discussion and video with Jim, he provides an insight into the journey that he has taken, which so far has encompassed Fund Management, Investing, Emerging Markets, Asia, Russia, America, Technology, Healthcare, being an Author, Private Investor and much much more.The topics we discussed include: Making informed decisions; Educational philanthropy; Pensions; Financial risks; Investing Strategy; Investment lessons learned; Russian Mafia; His life at risk; Master Investor Show; “Curiosity, Adaptability & Application”; No easy route to riches; Investing; Collaboration of information; Sharing of information; His new book : ‘Juvenescence’; Risks; Longevity.He has experienced several financial crashes and also turned around Regent Pacific from the brink of collapse after the Russian financial crisis. Jim stresses, “Like everyone, I have made a tremendous amount of mistakes”. Listen now to gain insights into how Jim Mellon selects, researches and filters his investments in order to find the best cutting edge long-term potential opportunities for his investing empire. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey and the thought provoking knowledge from his many investing books.

Welcome to the 42nd CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 8th December 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with Rodney Hobson @RodneyHobson, journalist, author investor, fiction crime writer, presenter and much more.Rodney was born in the village of Disley near Stockport in a humble background far removed from the world of finance and investing. He states “If I can get into finance and investment so can anyone else”. As a youngster Rodney always enjoyed writing and wanted to be a journalist.After completing his degree in politics and economics he joined his local newspaper group, the Ashton-under-Lyne Reporter. After two years he joined the Sheffield Morning Telegraph as a sub-editor and four years later joined The Times in London, also as a sub-editor. He then became deputy business editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review, which was a highly respected Asian weekly magazine and this was Rodney’s first foray into Financial journalism.Rodney also served as Business Editor of the Singapore Monitor before he returned to London and rejoined The Times as News Editor on Business News. He rejoined just before the Big Bang and the transformation of the London Stock Exchange, with modern technology suddenly opening up investing to everyone.Rodney has since been a freelancer, mainly working for The Times and the Daily Mail City desk, as well as Editor of Shares Magazine and two financial websites. At The Times and the Daily Mail he used to get phone calls from perplexed ordinary investors who bought shares in privatisations or received them as building societies converted to banks. Many of these “new investors” did not have a clue what shares were, let alone the basics of investing, so he wrote his first investing book “Shares Made Simple, a beginner’s guide to the stock market” followed by other investment books.Rodney enjoys helping people with regards to their investment queries. He does so via his weekly column for Morningstar, shows on Share Radio, Investment events, his investments columns and of course his numerous investing books. Please pay a visit to Rodney’s website where you will find his numerous insightful investing books and also his fiction crime books http://rodneyhobson.co.uk/Rodney did not make his first significant investments in stocks and shares until 2009 as he had focused firstly on buying and owning his own home in London. Rodney describes his strategy as low risk, cautious and long-term. He only invests in UK listed stocks with 90% of his holdings being FTSE blue chip stocks.This discussion provides a useful insight into the journey that Rodney has taken, which so far has encompassed Journalism, Fleet Street, Financial journalism, Newspaper Columnist, Fiction Crime Writer, Presenter on Share Radio and Private Investor. The topics we discussed include: Financial crashes; Don’t panic; Lessons learnt; Icelandic banking collapse; Dividends are vitals; Dividend cover; Risks; Investing strategy; You can beat the computers and the safest investments.Having experienced several financial crashes, it is Rodney’s opinion that there will be more crashes in the future. He stresses, “Time is circular….it will happen again….” Listen now to gain insights into how Rodney Hobson selects, researches and filters blue chip and large cap stocks in order to find the best potential opportunities for his long-term investment portfolio. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey and condensed knowledge from his many investing books. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey.

Welcome to the 41st CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 21st December 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with Jan Skoyles @Skoylesy, a unique force in the Fintech, Blockchain sector and Gold commodity space. Jan is also a highly regarded consultant, blogger and serial entrepreneur. Jan is also the founder and a partner at Barlings Consulting in Dubai, as well as a Research Executive at Goldcore.Jan grew up in the Midlands in what she describes as a “typical middle class upbringing”. She explained that she was very lucky and her parents encouraged her to be anything she wanted to be, “whether that was a fairy godmother or an astronaut”. After successfully completing school, Jan went onto study for an Economics Degree at Aston University in Birmingham. Jan became very disenfranchised with her studies which she was undertaking during the time of the financial crisis. She felt that things did not add up with regards to views what of President Magabe did in Zimbabwe and that of what Ben Bernanke was doing with regards quantitative easing (QE).Whilst on her final year placement with BP, Jan became very ill and had to extend studies across a further two years. It was during this difficult time that she was introduced to Ned Naylor-Leyland, a well known figure in the world of gold and silver investing. As Jan was still undecided as to what topic to cover for her dissertation, Ned suggested she write her dissertation on “the return of gold and silver to the monetary system”.Jan did just that and graduated from Aston University in 2011 with a Degree in International Business and Economics. She describes her dissertation “as her golden ticket” as it grabbed the attention of a few gold companies. Straight from University, Jan joined the gold investment platform start-up: The Real Asset Co (TRAC), as a co-founder. Jan covered several roles including that of CEO during her tenure at TRAC. Whilst in her role as CEO, the TRAC team did a funding round and implemented a basic blockchain. TRAC were essentially one of the first to get involved in the blockchain space.This discussion provides a useful insight into the journey that Jan has taken, which so far has encompassed Fintech, Bitcoin, Blockchain and Gold. The topics we discussed include: Fintech is many different things; Fintech start-up opportunities; Dubai/Middle East Fintech Bitcoin/Blockchain innovation; First love being Gold; Working with The Real Asset Co, Coinsilium, Goldcore, Barlings Consulting; Where Jan holds her investments; Start-up valuations, the difference between RABBITS and UNICORNS; Our changing relationship with Banks/Financial organisations.Listen now to gain insights into how Jan Skoyles, traverses the Fintech, Bitcoin, Blockchain and Gold space. Learn why Jan states that one of her wisest investments is seizing opportunities and why one of her favourite quotes is “Never turn down an invitation to a cocktail party”.Learn from the lessons in her successful, insightful business/entreprenuerial and investing journey.

Welcome to the 40th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 6th December 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with Martin Flitton @private_punter the highly regarded blogger, private investor and Small/Micro cap financial writer for the Cambridge News newspaper. Martin describes his early years in Cambridge as “unremarkable”, however he did attain two O-Levels in English Literature and Language and his interests in writing and reading had been nurtured. He left school at seventeen and took the route of undertaking an apprenticeship, which was normal for most young men in the mid 1970s. After completing a Painting & Decorating apprenticeship, Martin quickly embarked on setting up his own business in the trade. In the early 1990s, Martin gained a real interest in shares and wanted to learn more. However, with the exception of the Financial Times and some other magazines, he found it really difficult to find decent information and to research investing thoroughly. So he went to his local library and ordered a range of books, which he then read and studied and this piqued his interest. More importantly he began watching, studying and then doing dummy runs on stocks without making any real investments. Eventually, following more research, he took the plunge and made his first two investments. Both stocks were subsequently taken over at premiums. From there, Martin became more involved in shares and more focused. Around the same time a group of his friends had participated in the privatisations of British Gas and British Telecom and they decided to form a Share Club. Some time later, “The Cambridge News” was doing a feature on Share Clubs and contacted them. The Share Club, which at the time consisted of around ten individuals, nominated Martin as their spokesperson. After the feature, Martin was contacted by its Editor Jenny Chapman and she asked him if he would write a one off article on a stock that he liked. This proved so successful that Martin was asked to write a monthly column for Cambridge News and this later became a weekly column. Martin has now been writing his column for Cambridge News for sixteen years and fulfilling his passion for writing. With his background in the construction industry, Martin’s early investments tended to relate to the construction industry. He would research, filter and then select his stocks that were fundamentally strong, not too geared, cash generative and profitable. He states that he is “definitely not a trader and does not do spread-betting”. What he likes to do now is to focus on the small cap and micro cap end of the stock market as he feels that “if you actually do your homework and you get it right you can do very well”. Martin is an advocate for thorough research and prefers to speak to and actually meet with the company that he invests in, wherever possible. Listen now to gain insights into how Martin Flitton selects, researches and filters small and micro cap stocks in order to find the best potential opportunities for optimum long-term returns on his hard earned money. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey. #LEARNING #SMALLCAP #RESEARCH #STOCKS #SHARES #GROWTH #VALUE #DISCIPLINE #RISKS #INVESTING #CONKERSCORNER You can find Martin’s regular column for the Cambridge News here: Share price on the up for this beauty and cosmetics firm

Welcome to the 39th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 14th December 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Daniel Crosby @danielcrosby, the New York Times awarding winning author, behavioural finance expert and sought after thought leader on market psychology. He is also the founder of Nocturne Capital. Dr. Crosby created the sentiment and valuation measures that serve as the overlay for Nocturne’s tactical strategy. His ideas have appeared in the Huffington Post, Think Advisor and Risk Management, as well as columns for WealthManagement.com and Investment News. Daniel was named one of Investment News “40 Under 40” and a “financial blogger you should be reading” by AARP. Daniel’s second book, “Personal Benchmark”, co-authored with Charles Widger of Brinker Capital, was a New York Times bestseller that outlines a highly personalised approach to investing that aligns intention with action while fostering an investment experience that is both enjoyable and rational. Daniel grew up the son of a Financial Adviser and he was so immersed in that world he said that he “never had a chance”. He was steeped in best financial practices and his father would always be “talking about stocks and shares at the table”. His Dad was quite a gifted investor and adviser and therefore “in their house, debt was a four letter word”. Therefore, Daniel grew up with some sound principles with regards to money. Daniel went to College and set out to become an Investment Manager, however mid-way through College he dropped out. He chose instead to become a missionary for his Church and went to work in the Philippines for a few years. Teaching English, building schools, doing a little good in the world. It was at that point he became interested in a profession that would help others. He chose Psychology when he returned to his studies at Brigham Young University, with a renewed dedication and later became a Pre Doctoral Intern (PHD) at Emory University in Atlanta. In July 2008, he went onto become a Consultant at Sperduto and Associates, a firm of corporate psychologists and management consultants, based in Atlanta. When he started his first job, Daniel started investing straight away with Index Funds. He remained there until he moved in January 2010 to IncBlot Organizational Psychology which is a management consultancy, comprised of a team of organisational psychologists with expertise in helping business select exceptional people. In March 2016, Daniel founded Nocturne Capital, which is a behavioural asset management firm serving the needs of individuals and institutions committed to the research-based investment principles set forth in his book :The Laws of Wealth. Daniel is also the President of Nocturne Capital and an executive at the Brinker Capital Center for Outcomes, a financial adviser education initiative that helps advisors understand the powerful impact behavioural science can have on their practices. Daniel is a huge advocate of “know yourself” and one of his biggest lessons is ‘the boom of learning to embrace momentum’. However on a personal basis, he does not look at his own portfolio too often, choosing instead to be a rule-based investor. Daniel opens his award winning* book The Laws of Wealth: Psychology and the Secret to Investing Success, with “The investor’s chief problem, and even his worst enemy, is likely to be himself.” – Benjamin Graham. Daniel advocates that individuals should should seek Financial Advice because research confirms that individuals that do well over the long-term will attain better returns in the long-term. Listen now to gain insights into how Dr Daniel Crosby presents a route map for navigating the complex nature of behavioural psychology, behavioural finance and the laws/strategies of achieving long-term wealth. During a time when many investors are making poor decisions and trading rather than investing. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful global investing journey.

Welcome to the 38th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 17th November 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with qualified lawyer, solicitor, corporate financier, former JP Morgan Investment Banker, entrepreneur, co-founder of Strata Partners and millionaire private investor @RoskillEdward Edward Roskill.Edward’s interests in stocks and shares began when he was around 16 years of age after being intrigued by the share price movements in the newspaper and he first started by trading put and call options. Primarily because as Edward puts it “.. with a very small amount, you could make your money do something amazing or lose it completely”. For his 18th birthday, Edward received £500 worth of shares in two companies and this was probably his first proper introduction into investing in shares.Edward went to Cambridge University where he attained an MA Degree in Law. He qualified as a lawyer in 1994 with international law firm, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, practising corporate and commercial law, followed by merger and acquisition work. Edward then made the switch from the legal side to investment Banking, corporate finance, with Robert Fleming and JP Morgan. As an investment banker, he was involved in a variety of transactions including public and private company acquisitions and disposals, private placements, IPOs and follow-on equity offerings.Edward gained a very good ground up view of how deals were put together from his time at Fleming and JP Morgan and then in 2002 he co-founded his own advisory firm Strata Partners http://www.strata-partners.com/, advising technology companies on mergers and acquisitions. Edward focuses, in particular, on IT services, business process outsourcing and software. He has, amongst other transactions, acted for The Capita Group plc on its US$160 million public offer for IBS OpenSystems plc (2008); for IBS AB on its US$100 million sale and, by way of a “Bought IPO”, admission to AIM of IBS OpenSystems plc; for Marlin Equity Partners on its US$32 million public offer for Chelford Group Plc and for SunGard Data Systems on its US$242m successful public offer for Guardian iT plc (2002).Fourteen years on, Edward remains a partner at Strata Partners and he spends about a third of his time working with specific clients and transactions. He spends two-thirds of his time managing his family’s investments, where he focuses on small-cap and microcap AIM-listed investments. Edward’s investment strategy is one of researching smaller companies that are less well examined and less looked at by fund managers, as that is where he finds “little gems” that are sensibly valued. Even then Edward is a firm advocate of visiting the company, meeting and speaking with their management and really getting to know the business before he makes any kind of investment. This enables him to reduce his risks and increase his conviction towards his investments on the occasions that markets impact his shareholdings. Edward stresses that one of his most important tenets of investing is “don’t lose money”. The experienced and astute Edward, states “even now I find I have much to learn”.Listen now to gain insights into how Edward’s deep research, analysis and investments in mainly AIM-listed companies, has led to him becoming an accomplished entrepreneur and Millionaire ISA investor. Learn from the lessons in his successful and insightful investing journey.

Welcome to the 37th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 17th November 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking Property entrepreneur, millionaire ISA investor, Founder of Mello events and Director of ShareSoc @carmensfella David Stredder.David comes from a very humble background and was brought up in Lytham St. Annes in Lancashire. David states “my Mum and Dad were the best parents you could have” and it is clear that they provided him with the foundations for his entrepreneurial zeal and drive to achieve to attain a good education and financial independence. His Mum would give him spelling and Maths tests after school and when he was eleven years of age, she entered him into the scholarship test for the top school in Lancashire. David passed the test and “went from being on free school milk at my smaller school” to one of the big boys at a part boarding school.David always worked during the school holidays and decided early on that he would not go to University. His mind was always on making money and although he went on to sixth form education, he opted for a computer operator job with a big Insurance company. He says however, that he was rubbish…”it was just way beyond me”. David’s next role was in London as an Information Officer. Part of it was sport journalism and also taking dignitaries around Central London. This job provided David with lots of additional time on his hands and he decided to get into property and he invested some of his growing savings into two flats. He later found that his friends that had chosen to go University, needed to come to London for work and needed accommodation. Before he knew it, he had built up the second largest property management company in South London.He sold this property business to an industry consolidator in the late nineties and decided to spread his money into investments that provided him with a return. Shortly after this David formed a group for a monthly meet-up at a local restaurant called Mello. Thus, Mello events was born and grew and grew http://mello-events.co.uk/about-us/ Since then he has concentrated on his listed and unlisted investments and is an active small cap investor. As a proactive investor, David also became a founder and Director of ShareSoc http://www.sharesoc.org/directors.html fighting on behalf of private shareholders’ rights. ShareSoc do this by promoting shareholders’ rights to companies and by seeking to influence Government and regulatory policy.David’s investment strategy is one of finding small-cap companies that are lowly rated and are often family owned business. He position sizes all his investments and is a very patient investor. David’s winning strategy eventually came to the attention of the author Guy Thomas and he was interviewed for his book “Free Capital, How 12 Private Investors Made Millions in the Stock Market”. A book that I read some years ago and found thoroughly insightful.Listen now to gain insights into how David went from his very humble beginnings to become a property entrepreneur and Millionaire ISA investor. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey.

Welcome to the 36th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 23st November 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with the former Deutsche Bank, Liberum and Credit Suisse Oil and Gas Analyst @mundyrob Robert Mundy. This year Robert co-founded Research Tree, which provides Equity research, broker reports and media content to private and non-institutional investors, thus levelling the playing field with regards to access to the latest investment research.Robert studied Physics at Brighton University, where his first interest in investing began, “but not in a serious way”. He admits though, that he did “dabble at a little bit” from share tips, which “turned out to be terrible investments”. After University, Robert went on to work at Deutsche Bank in an Equity derivatives role. However it was not until he went to London Business School to study for his MBA and was taught by amazing professors and teachers, including Luke Johnson of Risk Capital Partners, that Robert got serious about investing. He was also inspired by reading Warren Buffett letters, Joel Greenblatt and their methodology and strategies.After completing his MBA in 2009, Robert went to work for Liberum the broker, as a Trader, then an Oil & Gas research analyst before leading the European Exploration and Production (E&P) coverage for Credit Suisse. Seven years after working with both companies Robert co-founded Research Tree, as an online research aggregator platform for private investors. To enable them to “make better informed investment decisions by having broad access to high quality research for the first time” https://www.research-tree.com/ “Equity research, produced by the UK’s corporate broking houses and independents, has until now been the preserve of institutional investors.” Robert and his team endeavour to provide investors with invaluable research notes and analysis that could enable them to make even better informed choices with regards to to their investments.Listen now to gain insights into how Robert researches stocks and shares and how he invests in his now diversified portfolio. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey.

Welcome to the 35th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 21st November 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with @timfprice Tim Price the awarding winning Fund Manager, Author and co-founder/Director of PFP Wealth Management. This business is a UK-based investment and financial advisory practice which advises on and manages £1.5 billion in client assets and is designed to provide investors with global exposure to managers pursuing value investment strategies. Tim is also a columnist for MoneyWeek magazine where he runs an investment advisory service, The Price Report gives individual investors the chance to hear the very latest views, insights and specific tips from top-level City investors and professional managers.Tim graduated with a BA in English language and literature from Christ Church, Oxford University in 1991. He “fully intended to pursue a job in Media” but sadly found that there were not that many jobs suitable for him. The first job that he could find was that of a Fixed Income Salesman in the Bond Markets in what was then a Japanese Bank. It later became Paribas Capital Markets and later Merrill Lynch. Tim helped to set up an award-winning investment management department at Ansbacher & Co. in 2001. He then moved to Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) in London where he was the Chief Investment Officer, global strategies, helping to manage over $1 billion in an absolute return programme for institutional clients.Tim Price has now worked in the capital markets for more than 25 years, his accumulated knowledge, insights and experience led to him being approached by Harriman House to write a book. The result is his first book: “Investing Through The Looking Glass: A Rational Guide to Irrational Financial Markets” for Harriman House https://harriman-house.com/search/results?res=tim+price&x=0&y=0 In his book Tim identifies and questions several investment myths and misconceptions. He questions whether stock markets inevitably rise over the longer term, whether bonds continue to be relevant as a fail safe low-risk asset and whether professional fund managers represent “smart money”. Having identified the problems besetting today’s investor, the focus then moves on to practical guidance to help investors preserve and grow their capital in this age of inflationary and deflationary uncertainty. Jim Mellon, Investor and Chairman, Burnbrae Ltd emphatically states: “Tim Price is one of the most cogent commentators on markets; this book contains wisdom and ideas that every investor should take note of. Tim has summarised the follies of Central Bankers, the avarice and general uselessness of financial advisers, and the bubble in asset prices that currently prevails. He comes up with a Manifesto which is designed to save us from the disastrous policies of the past two decades and to preserve and enhance capital. I thoroughly recommend Through the Looking Glass.”Listen now to gain insights into how Tim presents a route map for navigating one of the most challenging financial environments that anyone has ever seen. Learn from the lessons in his successful, insightful investing journey.