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This isn't your typical finance show.
Whether you're taking your first steps into the investment world or you're a seasoned investor looking to sharpen your edge, you've found your new secret weapon.
Every Friday, join hosts Rich McDonald, Mark Holden & Chris Fellingham – three investing legends bringing you a combined century of market wisdom. They'll decode the week's biggest moves, reveal the hot topics that could make or break a portfolio, and share the insights that separate winners from wishful thinkers.
But here's where we blow every other podcast out of the water:
Introducing our live Model Portfolio. With IG's access to thousands of global markets, you'll watch our strategy unfold in real-time, unfiltered investment action, that you can follow.
Every week, we'll pull back the curtain on exactly how the portfolio is performing. The wins, the losses, the lessons learned – it's all here. This is investing education with skin in the game.
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This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only. The content presented is not intended as personal investment advice, financial planning guidance, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any particular securities or investments. All discussions regarding the model portfolio are for educational purposes only. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Your capital is at risk. The value of shares, ETFs and ETCs can fall as well as rise, which could mean getting back less than you originally put in.
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Taking Profits on Portfolio as Bonds Sound Alarm Bells
Saison 2 · Épisode 45
vendredi 15 mai 2026 • Durée 01:18:10
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald joins Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham, bringing over 100 years of combined experience across wealth and hedge fund management, to unpack another fascinating week in global markets.
US equities pushed higher as investors piled back into AI, technology and cyclical trades, while copper and mining stocks extended their rally. The team debate whether markets are becoming too complacent, why copper remains a major long-term investment theme, and whether investors are underestimating ongoing economic risks.
This Week’s Highlights:
📈 Markets Continue Higher
US equities extended gains as optimism around AI, earnings and future rate cuts continued to support risk assets globally.
⚒️ Copper Leads The Charge
Copper and mining-related holdings delivered another strong week as the team revisit the long-term electrification and AI infrastructure story.
🤖 AI Momentum Remains Strong
Technology and AI-linked investments continue driving market performance as investors rotate back into growth assets.
⚠️ Are Investors Too Comfortable?
The team discuss whether markets are becoming overly optimistic despite ongoing geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty.
🇯🇵 Japan Still Performing
Japanese equities remained one of the strongest regions within the portfolio as international investors continue increasing exposure.
🪙 Crypto Volatility Returns
Crypto and blockchain-linked holdings remained highly reactive as sentiment swings continue across digital assets.
Portfolio Snapshot – Week 39:
Three positions were trimmed this week, with proceeds moved into cash. The team sold 5% VanEck Crypto ETF, 5% Vanguard FTSE 250, and 5% Xtrackers DAX ETF - raising the portfolio's cash position by 15%.
Weekly portfolio performance: +0.5%
Total return since inception: +21.9%
2026 year-to-date return: +9.4%
Top Performers:
🥇 WisdomTree Copper ETF: +8.5% WoW
🥈 BlackRock World Mining Trust PLC: +7.8% WoW
🥉 iShares Nikkei 225 ETF: +1.6% WoW
Underperformers:
📉 iShares MSCI India ETF: –4.6% WoW
📉 Xtrackers DAX ETF: –3.5% WoW
📉 Invesco Stoxx Euro 600 ETF GBP: –1.7% WoW
Big Questions This Week:
• Is the AI rally overcrowded?
• Why is copper such an important long-term theme?
This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only. The content presented is not intended as personal investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any particular securities or investments. All discussions regarding the model portfolio are illustrative and for educational purposes.
Your capital is at risk. The value of shares, ETFs and ETCs can fall as well as rise, which could mean getting back less than you originally put in.
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Global Tech Surges as FTSE Suffers Political Uncertainty
Saison 2 · Épisode 44
vendredi 8 mai 2026 • Durée 01:12:10
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald is joined by Mark “Spice” Holden, Chris “CJ” Fellingham, who together bring over 100 years of combined experience across wealth and hedge fund management. They’re joined by special guest Adam Smith, former Chief of Staff to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, to unpack another huge week in global markets.
US equities pushed to fresh all-time highs as AI and semiconductor stocks surged higher, while falling oil prices and improving risk sentiment helped fuel a broad market rally. The team also debate whether signs of a bubble are beginning to emerge in parts of the technology market.
This Week’s Highlights:📈 Markets Hit Fresh Highs
US indices including the Nasdaq, Russell 2000 and S&P 500 all reached new all-time highs as oil prices fell more than 10% this week.
💻 AI & Semiconductor Boom Accelerates
AMD, TSMC, Samsung and Intel all surged after another wave of blockbuster technology earnings and AI demand.
⚠️ Bubble Warning Signs Emerging?
The team discuss whether investors are now “buying names they like” regardless of valuation, with comparisons made to previous speculative bubbles.
🇬🇧 Can The UK Compete In AI?
Adam Smith shares insights from Westminster on Britain’s AI ambitions, and why the UK still has a chance to become a major global AI hub.
🛢️ Oil Falls As Ceasefire Hopes Grow
Markets welcomed signs of easing tensions in the Middle East, helping drive risk assets higher globally.
Portfolio Snapshot – Week 38:
No changes were made to the portfolio this week.
Weekly portfolio performance: +4.5%
Total return since inception: +21.4%
2026 year-to-date return: +8.9%
British Debt Gloom vs US Stock Euphoria — What Comes Next?
Saison 2 · Épisode 43
vendredi 1 mai 2026 • Durée 01:01:23
This Week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald returns from holiday to find oil at $126 a barrel and markets at all-time highs. The team try to make sense of it - rate cut expectations have collapsed, geopolitical risk has intensified, and yet the S&P 500 and Nasdaq keep climbing. Mark "Spice" Holden and Chris "CJ" Fellingham join Rich to dig into why US markets are defying every macro headwind, what it means for a portfolio that had a tough week, and whether now is the time to act or sit on their hands.
The episode also covers a deep dive into UK gilt fair value, the Bank of England rate decision, the rise of algorithmic trading and its impact on price discovery, and a listener Q&A on stop losses and what the team have genuinely learned since launching the podcast.
This Week's Highlights:
🛢️ Oil at $126 — Markets Shrug
Brent crude up nearly 20% in eight days on Straits of Hormuz fears, yet the S&P and Nasdaq hit all-time highs.
💻 Magnificent Seven Earnings Crunch
Four Mag Seven reports in two minutes - Alphabet surged, Meta fell, and the Nasdaq pushed higher.
🔧 Chip Stocks Explode
Qualcomm up 16%, Intel up 100% since April - AI chip demand is the trade of the moment.
🇬🇧 UK Gilts & the "Moron Premium"
CJ breaks down gilt fair value and why 5.75% yields may still not be cheap enough to buy.
🤖 Machines Are Winning
Algorithmic momentum trading is moving markets beyond rational levels and crowding out human investors.
Portfolio Snapshot - Week 37
Forget Stock Picking. What Makes a Great Investor?
Saison 2 · Épisode 42
vendredi 24 avril 2026 • Durée 01:13:28
This week on The Art of Investing, Sophie Cocker steps in as host alongside Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham. Special guest, Claire Flynn Levy, author of “Stock Market Maestro’s” explores what truly separates top investors, and why behaviour, not stock picking, often drives long-term success.
The team use their extensive experience across wealth and hedge fund management to unpack another strong week for global markets, even as oil rises, geopolitical tensions linger and macro signals remain mixed.
US equities continue to push higher, with the S&P 500, NASDAQ and small caps all hitting fresh highs. Meanwhile, emerging markets and Japan are also gaining momentum, raising the question: is this still the AI-driven rally, or something more structural?
This Week’s Highlights:
🧠 Investor Behaviour Matters, From The Book ‘Stock Market Maestro’s’
Why managing losses and position sizing often matters more than picking winners.
📈 Markets Defy Expectations
US equities hit new highs despite rising oil prices and ongoing uncertainty.
💻 Tech & AI Still Leading
Magnificent Seven strength continues, with AI-driven productivity shaping markets.
🌏 Global Markets Broadening Out
Emerging markets and Japan rally, suggesting gains are spreading beyond mega caps.
🇬🇧 UK & Europe Lag
Weakness persists amid rate pressure, political uncertainty and slower AI adoption.
Portfolio Snapshot - Week 36:
No changes were made to the portfolio this week.
US Equities Rally 11 Days in a Row - Why Panicking Can Cost You?
Saison 2 · Épisode 41
vendredi 17 avril 2026 • Durée 58:46
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham draw on over 100 years of combined experience across wealth and hedge fund management to break down a remarkable moment in markets.
US equities are pushing to new all-time highs, despite ongoing geopolitical tension, energy uncertainty and lingering concerns around credit markets.
With the S&P 500 and NASDAQ rallying strongly, the team explore what’s really driving this move, why sentiment has shifted so quickly, and whether this is the start of a broader bull market or simply another leg in a volatile cycle.
They also break down the growing dominance of big tech, the role of institutional money flows, and why markets can often move in the opposite direction to headlines.
This Week’s Highlights:
📈 Markets Hit New Highs
US equities surge to record levels, climbing the “wall of worry” despite negative news flow.
💻 Tech Leads the Charge
The Magnificent Seven drive performance, with Nvidia and mega-cap tech powering gains.
🔄 Rotation in Action
Capital flows back into under-owned areas, with short squeezes amplifying moves.
🏦 Banks Reassure on Credit
Major US banks signal resilience in the economy and downplay private credit concerns.
🌍 Global Divergence
US markets outperform while Europe and the UK lag amid currency and energy pressures.
🧠 Psychology Over Fundamentals
Why fear, greed and positioning often matter more than macro narratives.
Switching Out of Bonds into Equities for the New ISA Year
Saison 2 · Épisode 40
vendredi 10 avril 2026 • Durée 01:10:02
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham bring over 100 years of combined experience across wealth and hedge fund management to unpack a dramatic rebound across markets, as a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East sends oil lower, rate expectations ease, and risk assets rally hard.
With bonds recovering, equities surging and some of the hardest-hit areas snapping back sharply, the team ask whether this is the start of a more durable recovery, or simply relief after weeks of pressure.
They also revisit the case for the US, Japan and bonds, debate whether the portfolio should add more risk here, and answer listener questions on how to think about positioning in fast-moving markets.
As always, the key theme remains: when markets move fast, discipline matters more than drama.
This Week’s Highlights:
🕊️ Ceasefire Relief Rally
A two-week ceasefire helps trigger a broad rebound in risk assets and a sharp fall in oil.
⛽ Oil Price Drops Back
A 15% fall in oil eases inflation fears and takes pressure off rate expectations.
🏦 Bond Markets Recover
Gilts and treasuries bounce as markets scale back the chance of further rate hikes.
🇺🇸 US Back in Focus
The team revisit whether the S&P 500 now offers better value after recent derating.
🇯🇵 Japan Rebounds Strongly
Japanese equities rally as lower energy prices improve the outlook.
🧠 Discipline Over Noise
Why the best response to volatile headlines is often patience, not panic.
Q1 Portfolio Review: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
Saison 2 · Épisode 39
jeudi 2 avril 2026 • Durée 01:15:01
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham are back for a Quarterly Review special, reflecting on how Q1 has played out across the portfolio, with standout strength from BlackRock World Mining Trust and broader gains across developed and emerging markets, while positions like India and the VanEck Crypto ETF lagged.
From oil shocks and bond volatility to crypto drawdowns and equity resilience, this episode dives deep into what’s really driving markets right now and where the opportunities may lie.
This Week’s Highlights:
🏦 Rate Expectations Whipsaw
Markets rapidly shift from pricing cuts to multiple hikes and back again, raising questions about whether expectations are disconnected from reality.
📉 Bonds Under Pressure
Short-duration gilts fall sharply as rate expectations surge, challenging their role as a “safe” stabiliser in portfolios.
⛽ Oil Driving the Narrative
Higher oil prices fuel inflation fears but the team argue markets may be overreacting to second-order effects on growth.
📊 Equities More Resilient Than Expected
Despite volatility, valuations (especially in the US) are becoming more attractive as multiples compress.
⚠️ Crypto Volatility Bites
The VanEck Crypto ETF drops sharply, highlighting the importance of position sizing and risk management in high-volatility assets.
🌍 Global Rotation & Positioning
Rate Hikes Back on the Table. Does This Spell Recession?
Saison 2 · Épisode 38
vendredi 27 mars 2026 • Durée 01:07:59
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham are joined by Stu Thompson, Economic Strategist, to break down a market being driven less by fundamentals, and more by shifting interest rate expectations.
With central banks holding steady but markets rapidly repricing from rate cuts to potential hikes, the team explore whether interest rate expectations have become disconnected from reality.
They also dive into continued stress in private credit, the impact of oil and geopolitics on inflation, and why bond markets are no longer providing the diversification investors expect.
The big question: are markets overreacting, and where are the opportunities if they are?
This Week’s Highlights:
🏦 Rate Expectations Flip
Markets move from pricing cuts to multiple hikes, a huge shift in sentiment.
📉 Bonds Fail to Diversify
Gilts and treasuries fall alongside equities, challenging traditional portfolio theory.
⚠️ Private Credit Stress Builds
Redemption limits and liquidity concerns continue to emerge.
⛽ Oil & Inflation Risk
Energy prices remain the key driver of inflation expectations.
📊 Markets Still Resilient
Despite volatility, equities hold up better than many expected.
🧠 Don’t Fight the Noise
Why long-term investors should avoid reacting to short-term headlines.
Portfolio Snapshot - Week 32:
Investing Through a Crisis with Geopolitical Strategist, Roger Lee
Saison 2 · Épisode 37
jeudi 19 mars 2026 • Durée 01:22:03
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham break down a more fragile market backdrop as momentum stalls and volatility creeps back in.
With commodities cooling, equities diverging and bond markets wobbling, the team ask whether this is a healthy pause… or the start of something more meaningful.
They’re also joined by Geopolitical Strategist Roger Lee to unpack how investors should think during periods of crisis, and what history tells us about how markets behave when conflicts unfold.
The focus this week: what’s really driving returns now, and how investors should respond when leadership becomes less clear.
This Week’s Highlights:
📉 Momentum Slows
After weeks of strong gains, markets begin to lose steam as leadership narrows.
⛏️ Commodities Pause
Mining stocks pull back sharply after a huge run, testing conviction in the trade.
🪙 Crypto Bounces
Crypto-linked equities recover, highlighting ongoing volatility in risk assets.
🌍 Global Divergence
Different regions move in opposite directions, making allocation more important than ever.
🏦 Bonds Back in Focus
Weakness in fixed income raises questions about diversification again.
🧠 Staying Disciplined
Why periods like this matter more than strong up weeks for long-term investors.
Portfolio Snapshot - Week 31:
Weekly performance: –0.3%
Total return since inception: +14.2%
War, Oil Shocks & Private Credit Cracks – Are Markets Too Calm?
Saison 2 · Épisode 36
vendredi 13 mars 2026 • Durée 01:11:07
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham unpack a volatile week in global markets as geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices and credit concerns ripple through investor sentiment.
Despite the second consecutive weekly drawdown in the portfolio, markets have remained relatively resilient. The team discuss why energy shocks quickly affect inflation expectations, how investors are reacting to shifting rate outlooks, and why private credit and private equity liquidity are attracting renewed scrutiny.
They also explore how different sectors react to geopolitical shocks and why diversification still matters when volatility rises.
This Week’s Highlights:
⛽ Oil Shock Hits Markets
Energy prices surge as Middle East tensions intensify.
🏦 Private Credit Questions
Liquidity concerns emerge in parts of the private market.
📉 Rate Expectations Shift
Investors reassess the outlook for central bank cuts.
📊 Sector Rotation Continues
Software rebounds while travel and energy-sensitive sectors struggle.
⚠️ Liquidity Risk Debate
Restrictions in some funds highlight structural challenges.
Portfolio Snapshot:
Portfolio Snapshot – Week 30
Weekly performance: –2.1%
Total return since inception: +14.5%
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A tough week, with the oil price rise hitting commodities and oil-importing markets the hardest. The team agreed not to act while market direction remains unclear - CJ's view: when you're not seeing it well, making decisions is a recipe for mistakes. Watch and wait.
• US equities and AI beneficiaries remain core - justified by 13%+ earnings growth for six consecutive quarters
• UK and European exposure under review - the DAX would be first to go if forced to cut
• A move into long gilts is being considered if 30-year yields push above 6%
• Commodities suffering from oil rotation - mining and copper the biggest portfolio drags this week
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Portfolio Snapshot - Week 34:
Weekly performance: +5.1%
Total return since inception: +16.2%
Top Performers
🥇 VanEck Crypto and Blockchain Innovators ETF: +11.9%
🥈 BlackRock World Mining Trust PLC: +10.8%
🥉 iShares Nikkei 225 ETF: +8.0%
Underperformers
📉 Cash: +0.1%
📉 iShares $ Treasury Bond 7–10 yr UCITS ETF: +0.5%
📉 iShares UK Gilts 0–5yr ETF: +0.6%
Portfolio Positioning:
The portfolio remains diversified across:
• Commodities and real assets
• Global equities (US, UK, Europe, EM)
• Small and mid-cap exposure
• Bonds and cash as stabilisers
This week’s move shows how quickly leadership can reverse when macro pressure starts to ease.
Big Questions This Week:
• Will the ceasefire hold long enough for markets to keep recovering?
• Is the US starting to look attractive again?
• Are bonds still worth holding versus equities?
• When should investors add risk back in?
What You’ll Learn:
✔️ Why oil matters so much for inflation and rate expectations
✔️ How quickly markets can reprice when fear fades
✔️ Why bonds don’t always outperform during stress
✔️ How to think about adding risk after a sharp rebound
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Debate around US vs emerging markets, and whether shifting allocations actually adds value, or just reshuffles risk.
Portfolio Snapshot – Week 33:
• Weekly performance: -1.36%
• Total return since inception: +11.1%
Top Performers:
🥇 WisdomTree Copper ETF: +1.7%
🥈 iShares Core FTSE 100 ETF: +0.9%
🥉 Xtrackers DAX ETF: +0.5%
Underperformers:
📉 VanEck Crypto & Blockchain ETF: –11.6%
📉 iShares S&P 500 GBP Hedged ETF: –2.7%
📉 iShares Core MSCI EM IMI ETF: –2.4%
Key Takeaways:
✔️ Markets don’t always price reality, they price expectations
✔️ Bonds can fail during inflation-driven shocks
✔️ Volatility isn’t risk, mis-sized positions are
✔️ Sometimes doing nothing is the smartest move in uncertain markets
✔️ Quarterly reviews are critical, even for “passive” investors
Big Questions This Week:
• Are markets overreacting to rate expectations?
• Will central banks actually follow market pricing?
• Is private credit the next pressure point?
• Are US equities now becoming attractive again?
• Should investors be reducing risk—or leaning in?
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