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In Episode 2 of The Sharp End of Advice, Harbourside Director Rob Coyte sits down with Nick Radge, Co-Founder of The Chartist and Investment Manager at Harbourside, to challenge traditional buy-and-hold investing.

Drawing on a 40-year trading career that started with paper charts in 1985, Nick breaks down quantitative momentum investing. He explains why passively riding out severe bear markets is unnecessary. Instead, mathematical trend-following algorithms create clear rules to shift portfolios entirely to cash during major market downturns.

Rob and Nick discuss the reality of market "lost decades," the common behavioural traps that hurt individual investors and how systematic discipline protects both capital and psychological state so investors can capture the next major market trend.

Explore Nick's strategies and learn how Harbourside Investment Management navigates global markets by visiting our website.

Disclaimer:

This information is general advice and does not take account of investors’ objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on this general advice, investors should therefore consider the appropriateness of the advice having regard to their objectives, financial situation or needs.

In our debut episode, Robert speaks with Justin Lin, Investment Strategist at Global X ETFs, to explore the catalysts behind a potential new commodity supercycle. As traditional supply chains fracture and global central banks hoard gold to bypass the US financial system, the investment landscape is experiencing structural shifts not seen in decades.

This conversation dives into the real-world impact of protective trade policies on global copper inventories, the geopolitical realities of China’s 25-year head start in rare earth processing, and how the surging energy demands of AI are fundamentally rewiring long-term contract pricing in the uranium market.

Read our latest market insights and discover how Harbourside Investment Management navigates today’s complex global markets by visiting our website:

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Disclaimer:

This information is general advice and does not take account of investors’ objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on this general advice, investors should therefore consider the appropriateness of the advice having regard to their objectives, financial situation or needs.