Welcome to the latest episode of On the Couch.
In this episode, Henry Jennings is catching up with Jonathon Higgins, Head of Research at Unified Capital Partners.
Congratulations to Jonathon on some of his calls last year – some absolute belters. He's well-known to regular listeners of this podcast.
In this episode, it's all about stocks and themes.
Talking Points
- What did we learn in the last financial year?
- How do you see 25/26 working out?
- What sectors should we be looking at?
- What are your favourite stocks at the moment?
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