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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.
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SpaceX on Launchpad While Bonds Dampen Risk Sentiment
Season 2 · Episode 46
Wednesday, May 20, 2026 • Duration 55:42
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham break down a more volatile week in global markets, as rising bond yields, geopolitical tensions and shifting expectations begin to test the strength of the recent rally.
With over 100 years of combined experience across wealth and hedge fund management, the team explore whether markets are entering a more uncertain phase, what higher-for-longer rates mean for investors, and why cash is starting to look increasingly attractive in the short term.
This Week’s Highlights:
📉 Markets Pause After Strong Run After seven consecutive weeks of gains, US equities pulled back as rising bond yields and inflation concerns weighed on sentiment.
📊 Bond Yields Surge Globally US 30-year yields hit their highest level since 2007, with similar moves seen across Japan and Europe, putting pressure on risk assets.
🛢️ Oil Prices Climb Again Brent crude surged to new highs amid geopolitical tensions, reinforcing inflation concerns and adding further uncertainty to markets.
🤖 AI & Earnings Still in Focus Strong earnings continue across tech and AI-driven companies, with Nvidia results expected to be a key catalyst for markets this week.
🌍 Global Growth Divergence Japan delivered stronger-than-expected GDP growth, while China data disappointed, highlighting diverging global economic momentum.
⚡ The Hidden AI Infrastructure Boom Massive investment into data centres and energy infrastructure continues, with utilities and industrial players positioning for long-term demand.
Portfolio Snapshot – Week 46:
Weekly portfolio performance: –1.6% Total return since inception: +20.3% 2026 year-to-date return: +7.8%
• Are rising bond yields the biggest risk to equities right now? • Is this just a healthy pullback or the start of something bigger? • How sustainable is the AI-driven growth story? • Should investors be increasing cash positions in this environment?
What You’ll Learn:
✔️ Why bond markets are driving global asset prices ✔️ How rising yields impact equities and valuations ✔️ The role of cash in uncertain markets ✔️ Key signals to watch for a potential market shift
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Disclaimer:
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.
Taking Profits on Portfolio as Bonds Sound Alarm Bells
Season 2 · Episode 45
Friday, May 15, 2026 • Duration 01:18:11
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.
War, Oil Shocks & Private Credit Cracks – Are Markets Too Calm?
Season 2 · Episode 36
Friday, March 13, 2026 • Duration 01:11:08
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:
War, Oil and Market Volatility: The Iran Conflict Explained
Season 2 · Episode 35
Friday, March 6, 2026 • Duration 01:15:17
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham unpack a volatile week as geopolitical tensions, banking sector nerves and shifting energy policy collide.
Despite rising uncertainty, from renewed conflict fears to credit market concerns, the portfolio remains resilient. The team discuss whether markets are overreacting, why bank stocks sold off, and what investors should focus on during volatility.
They revisit lessons from past geopolitical shocks and explain why disciplined portfolio construction matters more than reacting to headlines.
Expect sharp macro insight and a clear breakdown of how the team are thinking about risk right now.
This Week’s Highlights:
⚠️ Credit Crisis Fears?
Bank stocks fall as markets briefly price in tighter credit conditions.
🌍 Geopolitics Back in Focus
Rising tensions bring geopolitical risk back to markets.
🇷🇺 Lessons from Russia
Revisiting the 2022 collapse in Russian assets and its lessons.
⛽ Energy Policy Confusion
Governments tax oil producers while calling for more supply.
📉 Market Volatility Returns
Sector swings highlight diversification.
🧠 Staying Rational in Turbulence
Why reacting emotionally to headlines often backfires.
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham unpack a strong week for the portfolio, led by commodities, emerging markets and continued European resilience.
While the US debates tariffs and policy direction, global equity markets are pushing higher. Mining stocks surge, crypto stabilises, emerging markets extend gains, and the team ask whether the long-anticipated rotation away from US mega caps is finally accelerating?
This Week’s Highlights:
📊 Portfolio Gains Momentum
A strong week driven by commodities and emerging markets exposure.
⛏️ Mining Leads the Charge
BlackRock World Mining Trust hits fresh highs as metals rally.
🌍 Emerging Markets Break Higher
Korea climbs the global rankings and EM exposure continues to pay off.
🇺🇸 US vs The Rest of the World
Is money finally rotating away from US mega caps into global markets?
🏦 Private Equity Pressure
Are private market valuations finally being tested?
🧠 Investor Psychology
When a position is down 50%, what should you actually do?
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham unpack a quietly powerful week in markets.
While headlines remain focused on AI, tariffs and geopolitics, European markets are breaking higher, bonds are behaving, and liquidity is quietly driving asset prices.
The team explores why risk assets continue to rally despite macro uncertainty, and why the bond market remains the ultimate signal to watch.
Plus: a deep dive into portfolio volatility using AI, the silver short squeeze debate, and what could finally derail this bull run.
This Week’s Highlights:
📈 Europe Leads Again
FTSE 100 hits fresh highs, the DAX continues to climb, and the Euro Stoxx 600 builds momentum.
🏦 Bonds Behaving
US 10-year yields hit 12-month lows. No panic. No inflation scare. Why does it matter?
🤖 AI = Disinflation?
Is productivity from AI quietly suppressing inflation expectations?
🪙 Silver Squeeze Talk
Is there really a conspiracy in silver, or just classic retail momentum?
🌍 Emerging Markets Build
Portfolio exposure increases as global growth expectations strengthen.
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Why Investors Are Selling Their US Tech Holdings, and What Are They Buying Instead?
Season 2 · Episode 32
Friday, February 13, 2026 • Duration 01:06:09
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris “CJ” Fellingham return after an intriguing week in markets to debate a major shift in positioning.
With Japan surging, emerging markets breaking higher, software stocks wobbling and AI disruption accelerating, the team asks a big question: Are we rotating from tech into old-world value, and is private equity the next risk?
Expect macro insight, portfolio reshuffling, and a full breakdown of where capital is moving next.
This Week’s Highlights
🇯🇵 Japan Breakout
A landslide election victory fuels fiscal stimulus hopes. The Nikkei jumps nearly 9% on the week, lifting the portfolio sharply.
💻 Software Shock
A small AI tax tool sparks a broader sell-off across software, wealth management and private equity-linked names. Is this the start of margin compression?
🏦 The 100-Year Bond Warning
Alphabet issues a 100-year bond, massively oversubscribed. CJ calls it a red flag for complacency in credit markets.
🪙 Crypto Contrarian Signal?
Bitcoin weakens again, but ultra-bearish headlines may suggest positioning is stretched.
🌍 Europe & Emerging Markets Strength
Euro Stoxx indices hit highs as investors rotate away from expensive US tech into industrial and value-heavy regions.
🇬🇧 UK Politics & Gilts
Political uncertainty continues, reinforcing caution on long-dated UK bonds.
New Fed Chair Crashes Bitcoin & Silver. For Better or for Warsh?
Season 2 · Episode 31
Friday, February 6, 2026 • Duration 01:07:35
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald and Mark “Spice” Holden are joined by JP Smith for a wide-ranging and timely discussion on one of the most volatile weeks markets have seen in months.
With gold and silver suffering brutal flash crashes, crypto tumbling, US tech rotating hard, and a surprise nomination for the next Fed Chair rattling liquidity expectations, the team unpack what’s really going on beneath the surface, and how investors can spot early warning signs before markets move fast.
From AI capex concerns and stretched US valuations to volatility indicators, liquidity conditions and portfolio protection, this episode is a masterclass in navigating late-cycle markets.
This Week’s Market Highlights
📉 Gold & Silver Flash Crash
Precious metals suffer violent reversals as margin hikes, positioning pressure and liquidity fears collide.
💻 Tech Rotation Accelerates
US software and AI leaders sell off sharply as markets reassess capex spending and future returns.
🔄 Money Rotates, Not Flees
Capital flows out of mega-cap tech into small- and mid-cap US equities, Europe and Japan.
🪙 Crypto Volatility Returns
Bitcoin slides sharply, dragging crypto-linked equities with it, highlighting broken correlations with gold.
🏦 Fed Chair Shock
Trump nominates Kevin Warsh as next Fed Chair, spooking markets with fears of tighter liquidity and less QE.
📊 Volatility Back on the Radar
The VIX becomes a key signal once again, with the team explaining how professionals actually use it.
Gold & Silver Warning: Has the US Become an Emerging Market?
Season 2 · Episode 30
Friday, January 30, 2026 • Duration 01:13:14
This week on The Art of Investing, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris Fellingham are joined by JP Smith, veteran emerging markets strategist and former Chief Global Strategist at Pictet, for a deep dive into the forces shaping global markets, and where investors may be underestimating risk.
From Russia’s 1998 crisis to China’s governance problem, US dollar fragility and the future of emerging markets, this episode blends hard market insight with frontline experience from one of the world’s most seasoned emerging markets voices.
Expect history, geopolitics, sharp disagreement, and a rare behind-the-scenes look at how market crises really unfold.
This Week’s Highlights:
🌍 Emerging Markets in Focus
Why emerging markets have surged, and why today’s emerging markets index looks nothing like the one investors remember.
🇷🇺 Lessons From Russia
JP recounts calling the 1998 Russian crisis early, and what investors consistently miss before major blow-ups.
🇨🇳 China’s Governance Problem
Dilution, state intervention and why earnings haven’t matched economic growth.
💵 The Dollar Debate
Is US dollar weakness structural, or just noise? A heated discussion on debt, politics and confidence.
🏦 Central Banks & Credibility
From Japan’s bond market intervention to the Fed’s independence under pressure.
⚠️ Tail Risks Are Rising
Why gold, silver and commodities may be signalling something markets are ignoring.
Japanese Bonds, Greenland Brinkmanship and Iran Threats. When Risks Outweigh Rewards: Taking 10% to Cash
Season 2 · Episode 26
Friday, January 23, 2026 • Duration 01:03:34
This week, Rich McDonald, Mark “Spice” Holden and Chris Fellingham unpack one of the most volatile macro weeks of the year, from Japan’s bond market shock to Trump’s Davos comments, rising geopolitical tension, and a sharp shift in momentum across assets.
With Japanese yields spiking to multi-decade highs, markets wobbling on Greenland headlines, and gold once again leading the leaderboard, the team debate whether this is a temporary scare… or the early warning signs of something bigger. Crucially, they also make a major portfolio decision, raising cash and reassessing risk after a strong run of returns.
Expect macro depth, proper portfolio debate, and a real-time look at how professional investors react when markets move fast.
This Week’s Highlights:
🇯🇵 Japan Bond Shock
40-year Japanese government bond yields spike, triggering global bond and equity volatility.
🌍 Geopolitics Returns
Greenland, NATO tensions and Trump’s Davos comments briefly rattle markets before a sharp relief rally.
📉 Momentum Rotates
Gold and mining stocks surge while crypto and copper lag as capital chases safety and trend.
🪙 Crypto vs Gold
Bitcoin slides while gold hits new highs, reigniting the “digital gold” debate.
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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?
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• Global equities beyond US mega-cap concentration
• Select small and mid-cap exposure
• Defensive allocations including gilts and cash
The aim remains building a diversified portfolio able to navigate uncertain markets.
Big Questions the Team Debate:
• Are markets overreacting to fears of a credit slowdown?
• How should investors think about geopolitical shocks?
• What lessons came from the Russian market collapse?
• Why energy policy contradictions could shape inflation
• How diversification helps absorb market shocks
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✔️ Why banking sector moves can trigger market anxiety
✔️ How geopolitical risk affects portfolios
✔️ Why diversification matters during volatility
✔️ The dangers of reacting emotionally to headlines
✔️ How long-term investors should approach risk
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Cash and short-dated gilts remain in place as stability anchors (~20% combined). The team continue to emphasise geographic diversification away from heavy US concentration, particularly given global indices remain ~60–70% US weighted.
Big Themes This Week:
• Commodity strength returning
• Early signs of global equity rotation
• Private equity valuations under scrutiny
• Dividend yield traps explained
• The importance of taking action on losing positions
The central question: If institutions are underweight Europe and emerging markets, does the rotation still have further to run?
What You’ll Learn:
✔️ Why high dividend yields can be a red flag
✔️ The difference between the “rabbit”, “assassin” and “hunter” investor
✔️ Why US economic strength doesn’t automatically mean US stock market outperformance
✔️ How money flows drive market leadership
✔️ Why compounding early (JISAs) matters more than market timing
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Despite broad gains across equities, Japan and mining stocks drove the bulk of weekly performance, while defensive assets lagged as risk appetite improved.
Big Questions the Team Debate
• Is AI about to compress software margins?
• Are private equity valuations vulnerable?
• Is Japan Thatcher… or Liz Truss?
• Are we early in a rotation toward Europe and EM?
• Is extreme negativity on crypto a contrarian buy signal?
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✔ Why markets “travel” before they arrive
✔ How fiscal stimulus drives equity multiples
✔ Why 100-year bonds can signal complacency
✔ The difference between AI hype and AI implementation
✔ How to rotate portfolios without increasing overall risk
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Portfolio Snapshot:
Weekly performance: +0.1%
Total return since inception: +16.4%
Top Performers (WoW):
🥇 BlackRock World Mining Trust: +4.5%
🥈 iShares S&P 500 GBP Hedged ETF: +1.7%
🥉 Vanguard FTSE 250 ETF: +1.5%
Underperformers:
💷 Cash: +0.1%
📉 WisdomTree Copper ETF: –0.3%
🇮🇳 iShares MSCI India ETF: –2.6%
Big Questions the Team Debate
• Are emerging markets finally investable again, or just riding the AI cycle?
• Is China uninvestable, misunderstood… or both?
• Could the US start behaving like an emerging market politically?
• Is gold a warning sign or simply reflecting dollar weakness?
• Should investors hedge tail risks more aggressively?
What You’ll Learn
✔️ How market crises actually develop on the ground
✔️ Why governance matters more than growth
✔️ How dollar weakness feeds through to emerging markets assets
✔️ Why diversification is back in focus
✔️ How professionals think about risk when markets look “fine”
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