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MTTM Podcast Episode 487 – Investment outlook for 2025

By Damien Fahy
1 min Read Published: 29 Dec 2024

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In this week's episode, I discuss the possible investment themes of 2025 as well as investment bank predictions of where stock markets will be at the end of 2025.

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Episode 487 Podcast Summary

Investment outlook for 2025

Summary:

Predictions for the financial markets in 2025, covering key themes such as the impact of Donald Trump, inflation, interest rates, gold market trends, artificial intelligence, bond market challenges, and the US dollar's trajectory. The podcast emphasizes the uncertainty and potential volatility in the markets, while also providing insights into investment strategies for the upcoming year.

Key Insights:

  • The importance of understanding market predictions and their limitations
  • Recency bias can heavily influence investor predictions
  • Donald Trump's policies are expected to impact global markets significantly
  • Inflation and interest rates will remain key concerns in 2025
  • Gold has shown strong performance and may continue to do so
  • AI stocks are experiencing rapid growth but may face valuation challenges
  • Bond markets are under pressure, affecting traditional investment strategies
  • The 60-40 portfolio may still have relevance despite recent challenges
  • The US dollar's strength could impact various asset classes
  • Future market trends will be influenced by geopolitical factors and central bank policies

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