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Sarah Lowther is joined by Stuart Fieldhouse (Armchair Trader) and Mark Watson Mitchell (Master Investor) for a discussion of which small cap stocks look attractive and which are less appealing for private investors.

Following the historical low of 2019, public markets in the UK are experiencing something of a resurgence in IPO activity at present, with 2021 already exceeding the volume of IPOs in 2020. Strong investor demand combined with a greater range of listing options offered by the London Stock Exchange and the Aquis Exchange has made the prospect of going public more attractive to companies seeking growth and investment, but notable disappointments such as Deliveroo have demonstrated that successful floatations are not a given, mistakes can seriously hamper a floatation.This insightful podcast episode examines the process, benefits and potential pitfalls for companies considering going public. A panel of experts in the legal, financial and logistical aspects of IPOs is sharing their valuable knowledge and experience and addressing the pressing questions of the businesses who may be considering this as an option for the future.

Jim Mellon answers your questions in a live webinar.From the financial crisis, to biotech, and now longevity and clean meat, Jim Mellon is consistently ahead of the game when it comes to anticipating big structural trends - the money trees that can make investors a fortune.

Chief Economic Strategist of Netwealth, Gerard Lyons in discussion with Master Investor. Over a long career in the City, Gerard has demonstrated excellent foresight on the issues and themes that have driven economies and markets at home and globally. He has a long track record of calls, many non-consensus, that have proved right. What does he foresee now and what lies ahead for markets and investors over the next five years?

The man the Daily Mail dubbed "The King of the Short Sellers", Evil Knievil (aka Simon Cawkwell) is Britain’s most feared bear-raider. A big man with a bigger reputation, Evil Knievil famously made £1 million by short selling shares in Northern Rock during its collapse. He also uses his knowledge and experience to buy shares, often resulting in the same devastating effect.

From the financial crisis, to biotech, and now longevity and clean meat, Jim Mellon is consistently ahead of the game when it comes to anticipating big structural trends - the money trees that can make investors a fortune.

Mark Brownridge, Director General at EISA and Fran O'Brien, Head of Clients & Investments at Syndicate Room explore and discuss the opportunities and challenges for private investors looking to take advantage of EIS and SEIS investments. Understanding the fundamentals of EIS The opportunity and benefits for investors Ways to access EIS An opportunity to ask questions about EIS The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) and Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) support the UK economy by encouraging the flow of private capital from taxpaying individuals to some of the country’s brightest companies. In exchange for providing capital, investors are granted a series of generous tax reliefs by the UK government, helping them to mitigate the risks and enhance the returns that can be generated from investing in growing companies.

Building a Buy To Let business can be a great way to build sustainable wealth and mitigate risk. This discussion will give you a clear understanding of the most suitable Buy To Let fundamentals to use to achieve success in 2021 and beyond. It will cover current trends in the market as well as research on Buy To Let hot spots. This will allow you to understand the current market opportunities and how best you can utilise them.  

Jim Mellon has written Moo’s Law to provide the reader with the first-ever review of the entire alternative protein category, and the associated supply chain of meat, poultry, seafood and allied industries, and also goes a step further with his investment assessment of every leading company in this space. He is joined on this webinar with two of the leading authorities in the industry, Mark Post (Chief Scientific Officer, Mosa Meat) and Lou Cooperhouse (President & CEO of BlueNalu) for what promises to be an enlightening hour for both those familiar with the cellular agriculture sector and those who are new to the New Agrarian Revolution.

The progress being made in extending life- and health-spans represents both a challenge and an opportunity. How can we ensure our investments see us comfortably through an extended life and how can we capitalise on the huge financial possibilities that successful treatments for aging would present? This panel brings together three of the leading investors in the field of Longevity to discuss the opportunities and potential pitfalls.

We are on the cusp of a revolution in our understanding of the causes and consequences of aging. As aging research gathers pace, this panel discussion brings together some of the leading experts in the field of gerontology to discuss the cutting edge scientific work being done to advance the fight against aging.

Join James Faulkner and veteran mining analyst John Cornford for a wide-ranging discussion and how-to guide for assessing small-cap mining stocks. The small-cap mining sector carries great allure for private investors by virtue of the sometimes enormous returns that are on offer for those lucky enough to find a winner. But for many investors, the sector can be nothing short of a minefield. All too often, investors pile into the next hot issue, just to see their holdings diluted in the next placing. For those who don’t come from a mining background, the industry jargon can be confusing and the broker research can be misleading. But having been an analyst himself, John knows exactly what to look out for when it comes to dissecting the target prices of brokers and research houses. In this podcast episode we’ll cover: Why so many PIs come a cropper in small cap mining sector Why brokers and research houses ’target prices’ should be taken with a pinch of salt How to value mining companies - what is the NPV an

James Faulkner, Jim Mellon and Phil Newman discuss some of the amazing opportunities and challenges presented by the advancement of longevity science with particular reference to how private investors can learn more and get involved.

From the financial crisis, to biotech, and now longevity and clean meat, Jim Mellon is consistently ahead of the game when it comes to anticipating big structural trends - the money trees that can make investors a fortune.

In an exclusive webinar, Master Investor brings you Simon Cawkwell, aka Evil Knievil. The man the Daily Mail dubbed "The King of the Short Sellers", Evil Knievil (aka Simon Cawkwell) is Britain’s most feared bear-raider. A big man with a bigger reputation, Evil Knievil famously made £1 million by short selling shares in Northern Rock during its collapse. Evil now writes exclusively for Master Investor. Evil discusses all things investing.

James Faulkner interviews Lord Lee of Trafford, the UK’s first recorded ISA millionaire. Lord Lee discusses the performance of his portfolio during lockdown and how his preference for reliable, established businesses where management have ’skin in the game’ sets him in good stead to weather the storm. Lord Lee also reveals his five favourite small caps stocks.

The Master Investor himself Jim Mellon talks to James Faulkner about his latest investing activities and thoughts on the markets. Topics covered include: Has the stock market rally gone too far too fast? Are gold and precious metals stocks a buy on the dip? Other commodity stocks of interest in an inflationary environment Clean meat and 'Moo's Law' The US election and Brexit

It is looking increasingly likely that Coronavirus will continue to affect us all for the short and, potentially, medium term. If that proves to be the case, investors should be prepared for a period of increased market uncertainty and volatility. Join master investor Jim Mellon and Netwealth's CEO Charlotte Ransom as they discuss: How investing during bear markets can be highly rewarding over the long run Strategies to deploy capital during volatile markets Cyclicals vs defensives Mental discipline and investor psychology Charlotte Ransom Charlotte is CEO of Netwealth, a challenger wealth manager. Having started her career at JP Morgan, she spent 20 years at Goldman Sachs, serving as partner for 10 years. Charlotte holds the CISI Private Client Investment Advice and Management qualification, and is one of PAM's 50 Most Influential 2019 and 2020. Jim Mellon Jim is an entrepreneur with flair for identifying emerging global trends, building a worldwide business empire. He is among the top 10% in the “

In this live webinar recording, James Faulkner hosts a lineup of some of the most insightful investment experts on the planet: Jim Mellon, James Ferguson and Victor Hill. The discussion delves into the coronavirus crisis and its implications for markets.

James Faulkner and legendary trader Evil Knievil discuss the recent sell-off and Evil reveals the biggest position in his portfolio right now.