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Sep 17, 2026

Jacob MarguliesGUEST
28:37
But unless you were living in these jurisdictions in which they were offered, you could never get access to these products, especially if you were a traditional SMB in Hong Kong or Singapore, for example.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
28:49
Their local bank was never offering BlackRock ETFs or T-bills or other products similar like these.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
28:55
And because of tokenization, what was once impossible is now completely accessible and treasury strategies really evolve and change because of this.
Jacob MarguliesGUEST
29:06
So I think when you really think about it, it's quite amazing that these businesses can get access to these products that only larger institutions in their regions or jurisdictions could access before.
Tapa StricklandHOST
10:26
tightening cycle.
Tapa StricklandHOST
10:27
So how do you get exposure to that? A broad one is the consumer discretionary ETF, the select sector fund.
Tapa StricklandHOST
10:34
But just worth noting that in some of those consumer ETFs out there, consumer sector ETFs, they do have a very large exposure to Amazon just because it's classified as a consumer stock there.
Tapa StricklandHOST
10:46
Now that we're getting a bit more clarity on the rate hike cycle, gold may have the ability to actually start to recover and start to run a little bit higher.
Tapa StricklandHOST
10:52
We gave a little bit of coverage in gold miners recently, and we noted there's a lot of cost control and gold miners are effectively printing cash flow at the moment.
Tapa StricklandHOST
11:00
And so one gold miner that we've been looking at is Genesis Mining.
Tapa StricklandHOST
11:07
Now, what's interesting about them is they're set to merge with Volt Minerals very, very soon.
Tapa StricklandHOST
11:12
They're going to be a very, very large gold miner, becoming an increasing share of a lot of the ETF gold miner indexes out there.
AngusAUDIENCE
14:18
[air whooshes] Hey, guys.
AngusAUDIENCE
14:20
I've been building out my core portfolio with all the index ETFs, but I'm interested in looking at some satellite options.
AngusAUDIENCE
14:26
Could you give me a list of ASX growth companies with a good track record to have a look at? Thanks so much.
AngusAUDIENCE
14:32
Love the show.
Grace RemingtonHOST
67:11
I was taking notes over here.
Grace RemingtonHOST
67:13
Um, we've seen spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, and other institutional vehicles bringing Bitcoin into traditional portfolios.
Grace RemingtonHOST
67:20
So if that's the first wave of institutional adoption, and it's been underway, where do you think the next major wave of demand comes from?
Mark YuskoGUEST
67:26
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SamAUDIENCE
18:03
Yes, uh, thanks for taking my call.
SamAUDIENCE
18:05
Uh, my question is on quantum computing, uh, if there's any, uh, uh, ETFs or stocks, or is it a good entry point at this time? Thank you.
Marella FernandezHOST
18:16
Okay, thank you for the question.
Marella FernandezHOST
18:17
Do you cover ETFs, Ivana?
Ivana DelevskaGUEST
18:18
Ivana?Well, we actually, uh, run an ETF.
Ivana DelevskaGUEST
18:21
We have an actively traded, uh, um, ETF, and we do, quantum computing is, is one of the core themes that we invest in, uh, from, from time to time.
Richard CoffinHOST
8:45
Energy only represents 3% of the S&P 500, but it's a sizable 13% chunk of the S&P/TSX Composite, meaning investors who use index funds have meaningful exposure to the industry.
Richard CoffinHOST
8:57
And quite frankly, unless you invest in an ESG or green fund, many active ETFs and mutual funds provide some exposure to the area as well.
Richard CoffinHOST
9:06
There are also a lot of companies with ties to oil that aren't in the energy sector explicitly, like railroad companies that transport crude.
Richard CoffinHOST
9:14
So we could see the impact seep into other industries as well.
Justin NielsenHOST
42:38
But XBI yesterday kind of took it on the chin, crossed below its 50-day moving average line again, or I guess got up to it and got turned away.
Justin NielsenHOST
42:48
But besides the ETFs, there's a lot of individual stocks that look so different, right? They look so strong.
Justin NielsenHOST
42:57
So are there any areas here that you're looking at in particular?
Matt CarusoGUEST
43:02
So I've always personally avoided stocks with a lot of clinical trials.
Justin KleinHOST
18:54
$6.3, $6.4 billion market cap, 19% return on equity, minimal debt, good free cash flow.
Justin KleinHOST
19:01
Yeah, range of investment products from passive and actively managed mutual funds, ETFs, et cetera.
Justin KleinHOST
19:15
I'm very conflicted on this one.
Justin KleinHOST
19:17
I'd have to dig into the quality of these funds.
ReggieHOST
31:52
But that's a whole different discussion.
ReggieHOST
31:54
So more importantly, it's like, what are the ETFs that you are picking up? Like, what do you actually invest in? This is not financial advice, but yeah, just so we provide a context and not all ETFs are the same.
ReggieHOST
32:06
So I want to be very clear on this.
ReggieHOST
32:08
100%.
ReggieHOST
32:12
But that's a whole different discussion.
ReggieHOST
32:14
So more importantly, it's like, what are the ETFs that you are picking up? Like, what do you actually invest in? This is not financial advice, but yeah, just so we provide a context and not all ETFs are the same.
ReggieHOST
32:25
So I want to be very clear on this.
Pandeka PerkasaGUEST
32:27
100%.

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