
Luke Laretive
From Seneca, providing advice on how community members can improve their portfolio.
Top 3 podcasts with Luke Laretive
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18 snips
Jul 20, 2025 • 36min
Card fees to go, Pimp my Portfolio & BlackRock lost $52 billion in one go
Luke Laretive, a financial advisor at Seneca Financial Solutions, joins the discussion to tackle community member Keiran's portfolio. Key highlights include the Reserve Bank of Australia's plan to ban card surcharges, the significant financial trends emerging from the U.S. earnings season, and BlackRock's shocking $52 billion loss. They also dig into global trade developments and explore investment strategies, including the differences between smart beta and dumb beta investments, making for an insightful financial commentary.

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Aug 6, 2025 • 35min
Big names report big gains, Pimp my Portfolio & what experts are buying and selling
Luke Laretive from Seneca shares his expertise on optimizing investment portfolios. Big names like Amazon and Apple reported impressive earnings, stirring market reactions. He also reveals the story of an Australian who turned down a $1.5 billion job offer. The conversation dives into what experts are currently buying and selling, including insights on hedge fund strategies and the meteoric rise of Applovin. Listeners are encouraged to explore unique investment opportunities and the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency.

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Jun 9, 2025 • 42min
4 proven ways to pick winning small caps - Luke Laretive
Luke Laretive, CEO of Seneca Financial Solutions and Portfolio Manager of the Seneca Small Companies fund, shares his insights on investing in Australian small caps. He outlines four winning strategies, highlighting key metrics like profit turnarounds and identifying undervalued stocks. Listeners learn about successful case studies, including RPM Global and Energy One, showcasing how to evaluate potential turnaround opportunities. Additionally, Luke delves into lucrative mining investments and emphasizes the importance of strategic decision-making in selecting successful small-cap stocks.