Episodes

Sunday Jan 26, 2025
Week 4 2025 Podcast from Rexsolom Invest
Sunday Jan 26, 2025
Sunday Jan 26, 2025
This week we have a look at some of the possible impacts of Trump's policies, especially wrt oil, and how much control he actually has over the commodity. We aren't expecting another bumper year in the US markets, but Trump's policies are business-friendly and so market-friendly too - we're watching for catalysts that might turn the markets bearish.

Sunday Jan 19, 2025
Week 3 2025 - Welcome back!
Sunday Jan 19, 2025
Sunday Jan 19, 2025
This week Cobie Le Grange and Dawn Ridler are going to be looking ahead to 2025 and what might be in store for us. They do an in-depth dive into the world of bonds and how they play such an important role in investment portfolios. They also have a look at Richemond - and the challenges faced by De Beers.

Sunday Dec 08, 2024
Rexsolom Invest Week 50 2024
Sunday Dec 08, 2024
Sunday Dec 08, 2024
This week's podcast - based on our free newsletter - we wrap up 2024 and look ahead to 2025. We have a bit of a deep dive into the French and South Korean econo-politics and some of the possible bond implications of Trump's Treasury pick. This is the last podcast of the year, and we'll be back in the third week of January. You can get on our database at Rexsolom.co.za.

Sunday Dec 01, 2024
Rexsolom Invest Week 49 2024
Sunday Dec 01, 2024
Sunday Dec 01, 2024
This week we look at some aspects of the new Trump tariffs on Mexico and Canada and the possible implications of that. Black Friday and Cyber Monday have merged, and online shopping is inching to 50-50 for that day/week/month. We also look at some of the retail trends, and the role Amazon has played in changing that landscape.

Sunday Nov 24, 2024
Rexsolom Invest Week 48 2024
Sunday Nov 24, 2024
Sunday Nov 24, 2024
This week we look at the rise and rise of crypto and how and why it is becoming 'mainstream'. We've lived through increasing global tension and skirmishes this year - could they turn into war and will countries have to pick sides? This podcast is based on our weekly free newsletter, go to www.rexsolom.co.za to get on the mailing list.

Sunday Nov 17, 2024
Rexsolom Invest Week 47 2024
Sunday Nov 17, 2024
Sunday Nov 17, 2024
This week we have a look at some of the Trump picks for his inner circle and a deeper look at Tariffs - what they are, why they are imposed and what they might mean for the rest of the world. We also have a look at GEPF results that came out for 2023/2024 and try to decipher why they did so badly. This podcast is based on your weekly free newsletter which you can sign up for on our website www.rexsolom.co.za

Sunday Nov 10, 2024
Rexsolom Invest week 46 2024
Sunday Nov 10, 2024
Sunday Nov 10, 2024
This week Cobie Legrange and Dawn Ridler look at some of the economic implications around the Trump win, especially wrt inflation. US stocks are now expensive, or very expensive - do you just chase earning when it comes to stock picking? We're going to have to wait a while to see if increased tariffs are going to be imposed by Trump - but some US companies aren't waiting.

Thursday Nov 07, 2024
Pre-retirement - those critical years
Thursday Nov 07, 2024
Thursday Nov 07, 2024
In this podcast Liam Wright and Dawn Ridler discuss those crucial 10 years leading up to retirement, and what you need to know and understand to maximise the impact they'll have on your eventual retirement.

Sunday Nov 03, 2024
Rexsolom Invest Week 45 2024
Sunday Nov 03, 2024
Sunday Nov 03, 2024
In this week's podcast Dawn Ridler and Cobie Legrange discuss the South African Medium Term Budget and compare it to the UK's budget which also came out last week. We have another look at the Magnificent 7, and how they have to move into the next phase of AI - monetisation. We briefly look at the final run-up to the US elections as we now wait for it all to play out.

Monday Oct 28, 2024
Rexsolom Invest Week 43 2024
Monday Oct 28, 2024
Monday Oct 28, 2024
This week we look at Eli Lilly and the risky nature of investing in Pharma stocks. Debt and Tariffs - and more specifically when will the debt bomb go off - will Bond vigilantes play a role as they have in the past? Europe is back on the investment radar as investors look for opportunities outside of the US.