Hosts James Whelan and Heath Moss engage in a lively discussion about their personal lives, recent experiences, and insights into the investment landscape for 2026. They share anecdotes about their families, the importance of taking breaks, and the power of naps, emphasizing the need for balance in a demanding work environment. The conversation then shifts to investment strategies, with Heath providing an optimistic outlook on the American economy, predicting significant GDP growth driven by a healthy consumer base and tax cuts. He highlights key investment opportunities, particularly in the tech sector and commodities, while also addressing potential risks in the market, especially concerning AI stocks.

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In this episode of the Theory of Thing Investment podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss various investment opportunities and market insights as they approach the end of the year. They delve into the performance of cobalt, silver, and copper markets, while also reflecting on the Australian economy and the RBA's stance. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted discussion about their fantasy football league and festive greetings.

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In this episode of the Theory of Thinking Investment podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss the excitement surrounding Ashes Day, market insights, and the current economic landscape. They delve into the implications of market volatility, the impact of AI on investment strategies, and the significance of Oracle's credit default swaps. The conversation wraps up with a look at the ongoing appetite for funding in the AI sector.

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In this conversation, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss the current market trends driven by US economic factors and offers investment strategies for Australian investors focusing on US-linked ASX companies. He emphasizes the importance of monitoring specific sectors and suggests a diversified approach to investing in stocks with US assets.

takeaways

• The US economy will significantly influence the market in the coming months.
• Investors should focus on ASX companies with US assets.
• Diversifying investments across multiple stocks can mitigate risk.
• Small investments in promising stocks can yield high returns.
• Monitoring critical areas in the market is essential for investment success.
• General advice should be taken with caution and tailored to individual circumstances.
• Market predictions are subject to change based on economic developments.
• Investing in stocks requires careful analysis and strategy.
• Understanding market trends can enhance investment decisions.
• Long-term investment strategies can lead to substantial gains.

market trends, investment strategies, US assets, ASX companies, stock market predictions

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In this episode of the Theory of Thing Investment Podcast, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal updates to market analysis. They delve into the current state of the economy, the impact of tariffs, and the performance of commodities like gold and copper. The conversation also touches on sports, particularly the upcoming AFL Grand Final, and concludes with predictions and reflections on personal life.

Takeaways

Spring is a time of renewal and excitement.

The S&P 500 had a relatively stable week despite fluctuations.

US GDP growth exceeded expectations, indicating consumer strength.

Tariffs are a significant factor in the current economic landscape.

Gold and silver are experiencing substantial price increases.

Copper is becoming increasingly important in the market.

The oil market is stabilizing around current price levels.

The upcoming AFL Grand Final is generating excitement.

Personal updates reflect the busy lives of the hosts.

The podcast blends investment insights with personal anecdotes.

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Summary

In this episode, James Whelan and Heath Moss discuss various topics related to investment and the current economic landscape. They share personal updates, delve into market trends, and analyze the impact of AI on productivity. The conversation also touches on recent financial fraud cases and concludes with investment picks and strategies.

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Jimmy James has a new job! And what to do on a rainy Friday if you had nothing else to do? Also Heath's market wrap and footy tips

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Welcome to a special BIG SHOW Edition of the Theory Of Thing Investment Podcast — hosted by James Whelan, MD of BPC Wealth, and Heath Moss of HLM Investments. This week they’re joined by Billy Leung of Global X ETFs and David Sokulsky of Carrara Capital for an unmissable market deep-dive.

From the DXY and Copper’s charge to Emerging Markets, tariff fatigue and James’ fresh concept of RE-globalisation, the team breaks down what’s driving portfolios now — and where they’re positioning next.

Plus, special guest Ralphy “Racetrack Ralphy” Horowitz drops his best racing tips, and Mathieu Mozziconacci serves up the ultimate restaurant specials. It’s a market wrap, punting preview and dining guide all in one BIG SHOW.

Tune in, take notes, and get your edge for the week ahead.

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