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Recent Episodes

April 24, 2026
The Market Call - Week Ending 24th April 2026
<p>This week Progressive's Jeremy McKeown & Gareth Evans comment on the Middle East situation, its potentially huge and long-term impact on supply chains but also the ability of humanity to reinvent and rearrange very quickly.</p><p>Jeremy suggests that the equity market's buoyancy is partly a short-squeeze on Mag 7 as AI spend continues to reach new frenzied highs, and asset managers want "safe" US Dollar assets. The US may have started this war, but their assets and their energy are largely safe from its immediate effects.</p><p>Meanwhile Kevin Warsh is suggesting a new - and more nuanced - approach to Central Bank structures...lower interest rates for sure, but with a dose of academic justification. Playing to the crowd, perhaps...persuading the bond markets, hard to tell.</p>

April 24, 2026
ITCOM - Schrödinger's Strait & The Gems Among The Rubble with Le Shrub and Laurence Hulse
<p>Progressive's Jeremy McKeown brings together an investing "odd couple": Laurie Hulse, UK small-cap stock picker and manager of the Onward Opportunities Investment Trust, and The Shrub, a world-renowned meme trader, parody hedge fund manager, and macro commentator.</p><p>Together, they explore how to navigate market volatility and uncover wealth-building strategies by blending bottom-up micro-cap stock picking with top-down macro analysis.</p><p><br>In this episode, they cover:</p><ul><li><strong>The Reality of Public Markets vs Private Equity:</strong> Laurie reflects on the 3-year anniversary of Onward Opportunities, its graduation from AIM to the LSE primary listing, and the brutal, honest "mark-to-market" nature of public markets. The guests contrast this with the "deferred reckoning" of private markets, discussing the potential market impact of massive private valuations and the looming SpaceX IPO.</li><li><strong>The "Golden Age of Grift" & Market Absurdity:</strong> The Shrub explains his philosophy that "once you realise it's all nonsense, it starts to make sense". He breaks down why global markets ignore geopolitical crises—joking that as long as the S&P is above its 200-day moving average, even an asteroid strike is "priced in". He introduces the concept of "Schrödinger's Strait", where vital global shipping lanes are treated by the market as both open and closed simultaneously.</li><li><strong>The Capital Cycle & The UK Discount:</strong> Discover why a decade-long slump in UK equities might be the perfect setup for massive returns. The Shrub outlines the "capital cycle," explaining that the longer an asset is ignored, the more explosive its eventual upcycle will be. They discuss "Klaus," the imaginary European pension fund manager, and why trillions in capital reshoring to Europe could trigger a massive rally for UK and European assets.</li><li><strong>Gems Among the Rubble:</strong> Laurie shares real-world case studies of finding heavily discounted global businesses listed in the UK, including the highly successful acquisition of marine data business Windward and the podcasting platform Audioboom.</li><li><strong>Exit Liquidity & Survival Strategies:</strong> The Mavericks discuss why investors must plan their exits before they buy, whether through takeovers, US dual-listings, or graduating to larger markets, especially when dealing with illiquid small-cap stocks.</li></ul><p>Listen to the end for actionable takeaways on building portfolio resilience and surviving the "clown show" of modern markets.</p>

April 17, 2026
Talking Tech - Episode 38
<p>Progressive's George O'Connor and Ian Robertson catch up on recent news and events in UK small and mid-cap tech and discuss the (limited) SaaSpocalypse scenarios for Cerillion, DotDigital and GB Group – a few of the UK listeds that have been seen their share prices caught in the crossfire.</p><p>Cerillion might look to techies to be an easy AI technical target its business model, market position and end customer knowledge give it a major moat. DotDigital and GB Group are collections of mainly less than bleeding edge technology solutions, but there is considerable value in their established market positions. GB Group is sorting itself out whilst DotDigital faces the challenge of how to keep top line growth growing in a business area that is seeing constant innovation and change, but neither looks to be facing fundamental challenges from AI.</p>
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