Equity Mates Investing Podcast TikTok's worst financial advice, Pimp my Portfolio & the pros and cons of music royalties
In the past 5 years the market for music royalties has exploded. Some of the biggest artists from Bruce Springsteen to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Justin Bieber to KISS have sold the rights to their music for hundreds of millions of dollars.
This asset class has become more accessible for everyday investors with companies listed on the stock market. But just because we can invest in music royalties, doesn't mean we should. We unpack why in today's episode.
Here's what else we cover:
- An update from small cap manager Fairlight
- We continue our quest for an acronym for the Australian market
- The invest case for and against music royalties
- Other investments with royalty payments that we prefer
- Pimp my Portfolio with Luke Laretive returns
- We hear from some of TikTok's worst investors
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