In this episode hosts Luke Hyde-Smith and James Carter interview Bill Blain, renowned investor, author, and professor known for his daily newsletter ‘Blain's Morning Porridge.’
The discussion covers a range of topics, including Bill's market mantras, his views on Tesla, Bitcoin, and the importance of political competency in economic stability.
They also delve into the UK and US financial outlooks, interest rates, gold investment, and the evolving dynamics of global markets, concluding with Bill's personal insights and predictions for 2024.
For more information on any of the topics featured in this episode email whyinvest@waverton.co.uk or visit www.waverton.co.uk or morningporridge.com.
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