MoneyWeek Talks

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Aug 15, 2018 • 18min

Turkey trouble

This week, John and Merryn discuss the trouble in Turkey and why the country has, for a long time, been a disaster waiting to happen; which assets are worth investing in at the moment; and where the UK property market is to heading next.
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Jul 25, 2018 • 19min

Britain's declining productivity growth

This week, John and Merryn look at what's really behind Britain's declining productivity growth; what the yield curve is and why we should be worried about it; and Merryn's forthcoming show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Jul 18, 2018 • 18min

Why a second referendum is a non-starter

In this week's long-awaited new podcast, John and Merryn talk Brexit, and why a second referendum is a non-starter; the EU's pleasing new trade deal with Japan; UK inflation, wage-growth and house-prices; plus a preview of this week's cover story on oil.
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Jun 11, 2018 • 22min

Trump, the G7 and protectionism

This week, Merryn and John talk Donald Trump, the G7 and protectionism; also, Italy and the increasingly widespread desire to reboot civilisation; and does the "bloodbath on the high street" mean it's time to split up Amazon?
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May 21, 2018 • 28min

Populism, Italy and the EU's next crisis

Merryn and John talk about populism, Italy and the next crisis looming for the EU; the end of extreme monetary policy; the problem with democracy (and should we just have less of it?); and the future for the oil price.
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May 9, 2018 • 20min

The UK's biggest drop in house prices since 2010

Merryn and John discuss the UK's biggest drop in house prices since 2010; the fetishisation of big cities; the inevitability of higher interest rates; the car crash that is the Argentinian economy; and the search for the deal that signals the market top.
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Apr 16, 2018 • 17min

Should you buy Russian stocks?

This week, Merryn and John debate Russia – it's the cheapest market in the world – but should you buy it?
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Mar 26, 2018 • 15min

The most-hated market in the world

This week, Merryn and John look at the most-hated market in the world; are astounded and appalled to realise that the most expensive tracker fund in the UK still exists; and look at a story from Japan that could herald a long-overdue revolution on active fund management fees.
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Mar 23, 2018 • 25min

Contrarian indicators

Merryn and John talk about turning into contrarian indicators; about the terrifying possibility of companies or governments using our medical data to read our minds; and, more prosaically, about what you should be looking for in a "buy and hold forever" fund.
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Mar 12, 2018 • 26min

How bull markets die

Merryn and John talk about how bull markets die, where we really are in the current one, and whether we could in fact be in the foothills of a massive upsurge in productivity (and how to invest in it if we are). Oh, and poor Neil Woodford. Again.

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