Original Broadcast: The Investment Hour with Juliette Foster
How much do you think your watch is worth? If someone gave you a Rolex or a Patek Phillipe would you wear it, sell it or hold onto it as an investment ? Although most people are happy to wear something reasonably priced it seems that one or two of us are prepared to shell out a small fortune on a good, stylish time piece. According to a recent survey by the "Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry", the UK was the eighth-largest market worldwide for watches in 2015. It seems that some of us can't get enough of them. One man who knows all about that is Mark Blowers, who runs a luxury watch firm. He joins Juliette to discuss the industry and increasing demand.
Guests: Mark Blowers
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Original Broadcast: The Investment Hour with Juliette Foster
Europe's equity markets got off to a rocky start in the New Year thanks to low inflation, weak growth and uncertainty over whether central bank strategies to reverse the dynamics are actually working. The volatility isn't likely to go away anytime soon - making it difficult to locate the best places to invest cash. They are out there - as long as you know where to look and one person who does is Wei Li, head of EMEA investment strategy at iShares, BlackRock.
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Original Broadcast: The Apprentice Investor
In this week’s Apprentice Investor Olivia Demetriades and Valsa De Winter are in the studio while Ed Bowsher casts his forensic eye over their portfolios
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Original Broadcast: Global News Perspectives with Juliette Foster
Some of the UK's leading companies racked up positive growth towards the end of 2015 - that's according to the latest Profit Watch survey from the online stock broker The Share Centre. It found that between October and December company revenues rose by 0.4%. Well in studio for more analysis of those findings is the Share Centre founder and CEO Gavin Oldham
Guests: Gavin Oldham
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Original Broadcast: Your Money, Your Future
Your Money, Your Future with Sarah Pennells, talking to Rodney Hobson, author of Shares Made Simple, Michelle McGrade, Chief Investment Officer at TD Direct, and Helal Miah, Investment Research Analyst at The Share Centre, about company figures, what they mean and how they can help your investment prospects.
Guests: Helal Miah,Michelle McGrade,Rodney Hobson
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Young Money with Sarah Pennells and Young Money Champion Fiona Norman, talking to David Hollingworth, Associate Director at London & Country Mortgages and Lina Bourdon and Lina Bourdon, Managing Director at City and Country Financial Services, about government help-to-buy schemes.
Guests: David Hollingworth,Lina Bourdon,Fiona Norman
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Original Broadcast: The Week Ahead
Time to wrap up the week with our sister company the Share Centre. Looking back at Randgold, TUI, Rio, and Rolls Royce, and then ahead to Reckitt Benkiser, Anglo American, BAE, and Centrica.
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Original Broadcast: The Investment Trust Show
Ed Mitchell will be joined by Charles Murphy of city stockbroker Panmure Gordon, Stephen Peters of share dealer Charles Stanley and Share Radio Senior Analyst Ed Bowsher to look at risk in investing
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Original Broadcast: Small Cap Investors
Time once again for David Stredder, Director at ShareSoc, to cast his eye over the top picks from the world of small caps
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Original Broadcast: Crowdfunders
This week in Crowdfunders we're moving into the world of Reality TV. One of the stars of the 'Made in Chelsea' reality show, Jamie Laing, is now crowdfunding for a business he founded. We're also going to look at a firm called Rebus that raised more than £800,000 from investors last year on Crowdcube. Rebus has now gone bust so we'll ask whether these kinds of failure are an inevitable part of equity crowdfunding. And we're also going to talk to another private investor about his adventures as a lender on one of the big peer to peer lending platforms.
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