Wealth Within Talking Wealth Podcast

This week on Talking Wealth, Filip Tortevski and Pedro Banales explore rising global tensions and what they mean for markets, commodities and the world economy. From the Iran conflict and surging oil prices to the flow-on effects for gold, uranium, food and global equities, they connect the geopolitical dots and discuss how these events could shape markets in the months and years ahead. 

This week on Talking Wealth, Filip and Pedro discuss how to tell whether you’re actually a good trader, and not just lucky with your trading. They break down the key technical, psychological, and risk-management traits that separate the professionals from the amateurs. They also share a bonus questionnaire for listeners to test themselves to see if they’re on the right track. 

This week, Filip and Pedro discuss whether crude oil could surge to $200 a barrel and provide an update on key precious metals, including whether now is the time to go all in. They break down why oil prices are surging and what could drive them even higher. They also share a professional trader’s structured playbook, using key charts to show how investors could take advantage of what may be one of the biggest opportunities in oil and precious metals in the past 20 years. 

This week on Talking Wealth, Dale Gillham explores why markets often react with fear and volatility when war breaks out, and what history shows actually unfolds. He explores how wars have historically impacted investors, world stock markets and the global economy, from World War II and the Vietnam War to the Gulf War and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. 

This week on Talking Wealth, Filip and Pedro unpack why AI fears are rattling investors and dragging down tech stocks across the US and Australia. They examine whether the recent sell-off is driven by fundamentals, such as heavy AI spending and uncertain profit timelines, or by sentiment and fear. They also explore concerns around job disruption, shifting business models, and whether Elon Musk’s proposed “everything app” is adding another layer of uncertainty to the technology sector.