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Algy's Investment Podcast
Algy Smith-Maxwell
20 episodes
6 days ago
Expert investment insight from the people who know how to handle money. In this series, Algy Smith-Maxwell talks to some of the leading minds in asset management and investing on topics including compound interest, value investing, macroeconomics, US equities and the technology sector. Guests includeTerry Smith, Anthony Bolton, William De Gale, Ben Whitmore, James Findlay, Roger Bootle. Disclaimer All content on Algy’s Investment Podcast is for your general information and use only and is not intended to address your particular requirements. In particular, the content does not constitute a
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Expert investment insight from the people who know how to handle money. In this series, Algy Smith-Maxwell talks to some of the leading minds in asset management and investing on topics including compound interest, value investing, macroeconomics, US equities and the technology sector. Guests includeTerry Smith, Anthony Bolton, William De Gale, Ben Whitmore, James Findlay, Roger Bootle. Disclaimer All content on Algy’s Investment Podcast is for your general information and use only and is not intended to address your particular requirements. In particular, the content does not constitute a
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Alastair Irvine, Macroeconomics Expert: UK's Time Bomb, Starmer, Trump, Putin, China & Iran | #19
Algy's Investment Podcast
52 minutes 47 seconds
2 months ago
Alastair Irvine, Macroeconomics Expert: UK's Time Bomb, Starmer, Trump, Putin, China & Iran | #19

Alastair Irvine has been the Investment Director on the Jupiter Merlin Team for over a decade. He is highly respected by professional investors for his clear-cut insights and no-nonsense take on global events. He’ll be a regular guest on Algy’s Investment Podcast.


In this episode, he breaks down:


1. The current state of the UK economy

2. Has the UK Prime Minister lost control of his party?

3. The war in Ukraine

4. Why has the U.S. bombed Iranian nuclear development sites

5. Trade wars and the role of the U.S. dollar


⏱️ Timestamps:


00:00 Intro

01:11 The Skill of Managing Risk

03:25 Rachel Reeves Budget Challenge

10:24 Starmer's Benefits Reform Bill

11:49 What Drives Economic Growth?

13:12 The Office for Budget Responsibility Forecasts

14:55 Will the IMF Bail Out the UK?

18:30 The Effect of Wealth Taxes

22:02 Are UK Equities Cheap?

23:58 Who Else Could Govern the UK?

27:07 Nuclear Energy in the UK

30:06 Trump in Ukraine

32:34 Trump's Impact on Global Stability

37:05 The Bombing of Iran

39:16 Where is the World Most Dangerous Today?

43:19 What are Global Bond Markets Indicating Today?

47:13 Is Trump Trying to Weaken the US Dollar?

49:43 Where are the Jupiter Merlin Team Investing?

Algy's Investment Podcast
Expert investment insight from the people who know how to handle money. In this series, Algy Smith-Maxwell talks to some of the leading minds in asset management and investing on topics including compound interest, value investing, macroeconomics, US equities and the technology sector. Guests includeTerry Smith, Anthony Bolton, William De Gale, Ben Whitmore, James Findlay, Roger Bootle. Disclaimer All content on Algy’s Investment Podcast is for your general information and use only and is not intended to address your particular requirements. In particular, the content does not constitute a