Episodes
Craig Antonie is one of the founders of AnBro Capital Investments and a manager of their Unicorns portfolio. In this podcast, we discuss what a Unicorn is in an investment sense, and how the team at AnBro scans the market for the best companies that meet the definition of a Unicorn. Think Facebook and Tesla. If you could have entered those unicorns early on, you’d have done exceptionally well. The Unicorns portfolio run by AnBro Capital Investments seeks out those companies that have massive...
Published 11/08/23
Anbro Capital Investors have recently launched a new exchange traded product that focusses on the Top 100 global brands by value. This is an innovative product emanating from South Africa, which is totally new and unique on the global stage. We discuss what brand value is, and how the BRNDZ product tracks the biggest global brands. It’s an interesting proposition, and an innovative way to approach investing. It’s also a methodology that has almost doubled the return of the S&P500 over the...
Published 11/02/23
Structured products might not seem like the typical thing to talk about on a trading podcast. But this episode delves into the inner workings of Investec’s latest structured product to understand in the derivatives that go into creating a product with a capital guarantee, and leveraged upside. Brian McMillan has been at the coal face developing these products for two decades. He shares how they work, and why you should consider investing in them – even if you have trader blood running through...
Published 10/26/23
Adam Johnson was a familiar face on Bloomberg TV for many years, including through the financial crisis in 2008. He got to rub shoulders with many high profile guests as a result. He has since evolved to running his own weekly newsletter – Bullseye Brief. This newsletter focuses on companies at the cutting edge of American Ingenuity. The newsletter has recently spawned a money management business, where Adam applies the research he does for the weekly newsletter to an actively managed...
Published 10/19/23
Austin Silver has built a solid business trading and coaching others in how to trade. He follows specific rules that define what he looks for in a trade setup. In this podcast, we discuss his rules for trading, and a host of other things that make him tick. This is a fast paced podcast with a lot of info shared.
CFD losses can exceed your deposits. IG Markets South Africa Limited is an authorised FSP No 41393 and an over-the-counter derivative provider.
Published 10/12/23
Viv Govender has a passion for the latest theme of Artificial Intelligence. He runs a managed portfolio for RandSwiss clients that focusses exclusively on this rapidly growing theme. In this podcast, we discuss the recent developments in AI, as well as what the future looks like for this theme. Viv believes it will be as revolutionary for mankind as the internet and iPhones. We discuss how you can get on board this theme and where the investment opportunities sit.
CFD losses can exceed your...
Published 10/05/23
Dylan Bradfield is pretty vocal on Twitter (X) and shares his trade ideas with his followers regularly. His process for identifying trades is rigorous and very disciplined. In this podcast, Dylan discusses his approach to trading and what criteria he likes to see in place before he executes a trade. It’s a great “how to” guide for the approach he follows. He also tells us more about his current employer – ShareNet – which has recently celebrated 30 years of being in business in South...
Published 09/28/23
Tom Sosnoff has become the go-to guy when it comes to simplifying options trading. He is the founder of the tastylive channel and the tastytrade trading platform. tastytrade was sold to IG in 2021 for $1 billion. Before that Tom founded Thinkorswim which was sold to TD Ameritrade. He was named EY Entrepreneur of the Year in the US Midwest. In this podcast, Tom gives a high level view of his approach to trading, and explains why tastytrade is the best trading platform for options trading.
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Published 09/21/23
Rob van Eyden’s full time job is head of IG South Africa, but outside of that he is also the author of a recently published book called Badass Trader. It’s Rob’s third book and comes after an illustrious career in financial markets. In this podcast, we talk about the book, about trading principles and about what IG Group is doing to promote longevity and success within their client base of traders.
CFD losses can exceed your deposits. IG Markets South Africa Limited is an authorised FSP No...
Published 09/12/23
Welcome to the 7th season of Talking with Traders with Garth Mackenzie
Published 09/12/23
We made it to the end of season 1! In this episode, we recap our discussions on the behavioural biases we’ve discussed so far. We also bring back all of our experts – they had to have the final word, of course!
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/behavioural-biases-unpacked/
You’re in for a treat as they give personal stories of their own financial mistakes and how they fell prey to behavioural biases. It’s really good to know that we’re not alone!
Special thank you to everyone...
Published 08/29/23
The anchoring bias is a fascinating one, and part of the human psyche that is sometimes quite hard to understand. We get ourselves anchored to pieces of information that may or may not have any bearing on the facts and the decision we need to make.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/anchoring-bias-episode-9-season-1/
To help unpack anchoring bias and how we can try to be aware of it in our lives, we talk to Louise Bedford. Louise is a best-selling author from Australia, a...
Published 08/29/23
Welcome to our discussion on the framing effect. This bias is all about giving context to information – something that we require in order to understand the information we’re receiving. The problem with framing is that it can be done maliciously to make a decision that’s not in your favour. If you change the context or the frame surrounding a piece of information, you could easily make a different decision.
Our guest for episode 8 is Louis van der Merwe – a certified financial planner and...
Published 08/29/23
Confirmation bias plays a massive part in the way we all think and make decisions. In this episode, we’re delving into what this bias actually is and how to recognise it in ourselves. It’s so important to be able to spot confirmation bias at play because we can miss a lot when we aren’t aware of it.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/confirmation-bias-episode-7-season-1/
To help us get a better understanding of how we all fall prey to confirmation bias, we chat to Rachel...
Published 08/29/23
Overconfidence – that feeling that you can do no wrong and your decisions will always work out for you. This is what we’re unpacking in this episode of the Nudging Financial Behaviour podcast. Overconfidence bias is a tricky one because there can be a fine line between confidence and overconfidence. The problem is, one is good for you and the other can be very harmful.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/overconfidence-bias-episode-6-season-1/
Our guest in this episode is...
Published 08/29/23
At last! We’re beginning our discussion on the actual biases that impact our behaviour and decision-making abilities. In this episode, we delve into what biases actually are and explore some psychology around how our brains process information.
We thought it would be a good idea to start this discussion around biases with explaining Daniel Kahneman’s concept of System 1 and System 2 thinking. To help with unpacking this, we brought in Dr Daniel Crosby, a psychologist and New York Times...
Published 08/29/23
We’re wrapping up our discussion on the common pitfalls that land so many of us in financial trouble. In this episode, we look briefly at irrational behaviour – there’ll be a lot more on this in the rest of the season. Then, we unpack risk aversion, lack of motivation and poor planning.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/have-a-plan-episode-4-season-1/
To help with the unpacking, our guest for the episode is Dirk Groeneveld, a certified financial planner with Client Care. It’s...
Published 08/29/23
We take a look at three more financial pitfalls in this episode. They are overconsumption or lifestyle creep, debt and insufficient savings. These three often go hand in hand – you get into debt because you’re trying to cover your lifestyle creep, and then you’re too busy focusing on paying off that debt rather than looking at your savings.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/managing-debt-episode-3-season-1/
Debt spirals can be very scary, and it can be incredibly hard to see...
Published 08/29/23
In this episode, we start our discussion on the most common pitfalls that we all encounter when it comes to managing our money. I’ve dedicated the entire episode to one of the biggest pitfalls there is – financial illiteracy.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/financial-literacy-episode-2-season-1/
To help you get to grips with the topic, I chat to certified financial planner Wynand Gouws. He works for the award-winning Gradidge Mahura Investments. It’s great to get his...
Published 08/29/23
In this podcast, you’ll learn all about what really impacts the way we make decisions – in particular, decisions about our finances. It’s a deep dive into behavioural finance and how this academic field of study can be applied to everyday money decisions.
https://nudgingfinancialbehaviour.podbean.com/e/welcome-to-the-nudging-financial-behaviour-podcast/
In episode one, we’re focusing on getting to know each other and the subject matter. You’ll learn some of my background as an academic and...
Published 08/29/23
We take a look at three more financial pitfalls in this episode. They are overconsumption or lifestyle creep, debt and insufficient savings. These three often go hand in hand – you get into debt because you’re trying to cover your lifestyle creep, and then you’re too busy focusing on paying off that debt rather than looking at your savings.
Debt spirals can be very scary, and it can be incredibly hard to see your way out of them. That’s why we got Nadia de Weerdt, a registered debt...
Published 08/20/23
In this episode, we start our discussion on the most common pitfalls that we all encounter when it comes to managing our money. I’ve dedicated the entire episode to one of the biggest pitfalls there is – financial illiteracy.
To help you get to grips with the topic, I chat to certified financial planner Wynand Gouws. He works for the award-winning Gradidge Mahura Investments. It’s great to get his perspective on just how pervasive financial illiteracy really is. He works with clients from a...
Published 08/14/23
In this podcast, you’ll learn all about what really impacts the way we make decisions – in particular, decisions about our finances. It’s a deep dive into behavioural finance and how this academic field of study can be applied to everyday money decisions.
In episode one, we’re focusing on getting to know each other and the subject matter. You’ll learn some of my background as an academic and professor at the University of Cape Town. I also run my own company called, you guessed it, Nudging...
Published 08/07/23
Stephen Hoad is a seasoned trader and founder of The Stop Hunter. He’s worked as a trader at some large global institutions in various capacities which enabled him to “retire” at 37. He’s a member of the Society of Technical Analysts in London and is a lecturer on the STA Diploma course. In this podcast, Stephen tells of his approach to trading and his philosophy around risk management. He also discussed how he achieves balance between trading and living life. As you’ll hear, he lives and...
Published 04/26/23
Siam Kidd first appeared on Talking with Traders in 2020. He’s a former air force pilot, turned trader. He’s mostly focussed on trading cryptocurrencies due to their liquidity and high levels of volatility. In this podcast, we discuss how the volatility in crypto has helped and hurt him in the past two years. We also discuss the US Dollar and the intermarket relationship with other risk assets.
CFD losses can exceed your deposits. IG Markets South Africa Limited is an authorised FSP No 41393...
Published 04/19/23