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Would Warren Buffett succeed in Australia? Plus the best ASX sectors for the next decade
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In this 2 Sense episode of the Australian Investors Podcast, Owen Rask and Drew Meredith move from practical investing questions to the bigger forces shaping portfolios right now. They settle the active ETF vs managed fund debate, run through the latest from Intel, Netflix and JP Morgan, pick the sectors they reckon will shine over the next decade — and ask the big one: could Warren Buffett have pulled it off if he'd grown up in Australia?
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Active ETFs vs managed funds
Intel, Netflix and JP Morgan
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The best ASX sectors for the next 10 years
Would Buffett have succeeded in Australia?
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