Equity Mates Investing Podcast

Bryce & Ren unpack the growing backlash against data centres after NextDC plunged 42% in a day, and, whether combining Tesla and SpaceX could be Musk's biggest move yet. Plus, with just weeks left in the community portfolio challenge, the boys review their winners, losers and potential final trades. Then Henry Jennings from Marcus Today joins for Pimp My Portfolio, helping a community member tackle ETF overlap, diversification and the art of keeping investing simple.In this episode:00:00 NextDC crashes 42% as backlash grows06:57 Breakthroughs, cybersecurity & the compute crunch10:23 Tesla + SpaceX: Elon Musk's...

The S&P 500 keeps climbing, but what if your portfolio is taking on more risk than you realise? Bryce & Ren are joined by Matt Jones, Co-Portfolio Manager of the Fidelity Research Global Equities Fund, to unpack the momentum trade powering global markets and the hidden concentration risks lurking beneath the surface. From AI giants dominating index returns to the overlooked stocks Fidelity believes could be tomorrow’s winners, Matt explains how investors can look under the bonnet of their portfolios.In this episode:00:00 Introducing Matt Jones 03:11 Momentum Investing Explained: How It Works & Wh...

Elon Musk has unveiled a car that can fly (sort of). But is it enough to get Tesla investors excited? Bryce & Ren unpack the latest from Tesla & Neuralink, dive into TSMC's blockbuster earnings and ask whether cracks are starting to appear in the AI data centre boom. Plus, a listener wants to know how to protect their portfolio from the next market crash.In this episode:00:00 Elon Musk's flying car01:49 Tesla's Roadster review07:48 Neuralink's breakthrough in restoring speech11:11 TSMC earnings & the AI data centre debate15:21 Why...

Property prices are slipping, borrowing power is shrinking and the rules of investing in Australian real estate are changing. So is now the time to buy, renovate or sit tight? Bryce & Ren are joined by Pat Noll, founder of Runestone Finance, to answer your biggest property questions. From the future of rentvesting and negative gearing to debt recycling, offset accounts and unlocking equity to buy shares, Pat breaks down the strategies that still stack up and the costly mistakes investors need to avoid.In this episode:00:00 The Property Questions Investors Are Asking01:43...

Bumble has been sold for a fraction of its former value & AI data centre stocks are getting smashed, Bryce & Ren unpack the changing fortunes of dating apps, the debt risks lurking behind AI infrastructure, and what history's dot-com bubble can teach us. Plus, a listener from Belgium asks the ultimate investing question: when should you buy, hold or sell a stock like Eli Lilly? And, Owen Rask joins Pimp My Portfolio again, where a simple geared ETF goes head-to-head with a portfolio of tech, resources, gold & Bitcoin.In this episode:00:00 Are Dating Apps Dead...

Your global shares could be soaring, but currency movements might be wiping out your gains. Betashares Senior Investment Strategist Cam Gleeson joins Bryce and Ren to explain how currency hedging works, when hedged and unhedged ETFs outperform, and whether a 50/50 split could be the simplest way to manage currency risk.In this episode:00:00 Currency Hedging Explained04:09 Hedged vs Unhedged ETFs07:19 Currency Risks and Returns11:38 Blending Hedged and Unhedged14:11 Hedging Different Assets17:00 How Time Horizons Matter20:11 Simplifying Your Strategy22:04 Where Is...

The S&P 500 is up 14% & Wall Street is celebrating record highs. But beneath the surface, something very different is happening. A staggering 85% of S&P 500 stocks are trading at least 10% below their all-time highs, and some of America's biggest names have been smashed. Bryce & Ren unpack the invisible crash hiding behind the AI boom, explain why a handful of stocks drive most market returns, and explore Charlie Munger's 200-week moving average rule for finding opportunities. Plus, Australia's $44 billion Firmus IPO falls apart, Samsung's profits are exploding, and the boys share what they've learnt about the future of robotics from...

Should you add more ETFs or keep it simple? Is debt recycling worth it? And can putting too much into super actually cost you more in tax?Financial adviser Matt Ingram joins Bryce and Ren to tackle your biggest money questions, from building a diversified portfolio and investing for kids to insurance, buying a home and making the most of your super.Chapters:00:00 Your Biggest Investing Questions Answered01:38 Managed Portfolios vs DIY Investing03:58 Building a Better ETF Portfolio08:58 ETF Overlap, Capital Gains Tax and Dividend...

Fresh off a 90-minute interview with Bill Ackman, Bryce & Ren are coming to you from Old Mates Pub in Downtown Manhattan. They're unpacking Ackman's biggest investing lessons and the stocks making up his concentrated portfolio. Plus, are Australian businesses really doomed when they expand overseas? The boys explore the Aussie brands making waves in America, the spectacular failures, and what separates the winners from the rest.In this episode:00:00 First Reactions: Bill Ackman & New York03:27 Ackman on AI, Buffett & the Everyday Investor06:23 Inside Bill Ackman's Investing Philosophy10:24 Ackman's...

Asia is home to half the world’s population, half of global economic activity and more than half of global growth, yet it makes up only around 15% of global benchmarks. Platinum Asia Fund portfolio manager Cameron Robertson joins Bryce & Ren to unpack what Australian investors could be missing. From Korea’s AI hardware boom and China’s overlooked companies to India’s healthcare opportunity, Vietnam’s emerging consumer & Indonesia’s beaten-down valuations, Cameron takes us across the region looking for the companies offering the most compelling opportunities.In this episode:00:00 Why Australian investors are underweight...

Live from Central Park in New York, Bryce & Ren unpack a cooling Australian property market before turning to two enormous IPOs testing investor appetite for AI. Anthropic is chasing a potentially record-breaking US listing, while Australian data centre operator Firmus is targeting a valuation that would instantly put it among the ASX’s biggest companies. But, when Firmus is stacked up against global AI infrastructure peers, does the valuation make sense, or is the hype running ahead of the numbers?In this episode:00:00 Live From Central Park: Property, AI & IPOs04:06 Australian Property Pr...

AI may be transformational, but does that make AI stocks good investments?Forager Funds Management’s Steve Johnson explains why he’s steering clear of the AI trade, where he’s finding value in Australian small caps, and why he still prefers stocks over property for building long-term wealth.Chapters:01:48 Steve Johnson on AI04:28 AI Investing and Bubble Risk10:33 What Could End the AI Trade12:35 Forager’s Costly Mistakes17:12 Software and Small Cap Opportunities30:06 Motorcycle Holdings and Australia38:15 Shares Versus P...

Bryce & Ren are back with their monthly portfolio check-in after a rough month across global markets. They unpack what’s working, what’s hurting and where they’re putting money to work, from Alphabet to QXO, the boys discuss which positions they’ve sold, what they’re holding on and what they’re eyeing off. Plus, Waymo’s staggering lead in autonomous driving and the latest sign America has blurred the line between investing & sports gambling.In this episode:00:00 What happened in markets this month03:20 How global markets performed this month04:25 Bryce’...

AI, electrification, renewables & energy security are driving an infrastructure investment boom on a scale Shane Hurst says he hasn’t seen before. ClearBridge Investments portfolio manager joins us to unpack the physical assets sitting beneath these megatrends, from electricity grids & gas pipelines to data centres, water networks & mobile towers, and explains why traditionally defensive utilities are increasingly showing structural growth characteristics.In this episode:00:00 Why infrastructure is entering a structural growth era02:34 What actually counts as infrastructure?08:24 The megatrends driving an infrastructure supercycle13:36 How the energy grid could tr...

The RBA has lifted rates to a 15-year high, so what does that mean for mortgages, inflation and the Australian economy? Bryce & Ren unpack the latest rate rise before turning to SpaceX’s Starship breakthrough & Google’s plans for AI data centres in space. Then Henry Jennings from Marcus Today joins Pimp My Portfolio to help simplify a growth-heavy portfolio, before the Equity Mates community portfolio gets its latest health check.In this episode:00:00 RBA rates hit a 15-year high06:50 SpaceX Starship reaches orbit09:17 Google’s plan for AI data centre...

Scott Phillips is the Chief Investment Officer at The Motley Fool, but he thinks most people shouldn’t be picking individual stocks.Fresh off writing The One Page Investing Plan, Scott joins Bryce and Ren to explain why simple investing habits often beat complexity, why ETFs should be the default for many investors and why trying to time the next market crash can cost you.Plus, Scott shares his case for shares over investment property, the risks of thematic and leveraged ETFs, and why staying invested matters more than predicting what happens next....

OpenAI hacked an Australian Medicare portal and the government didn’t find out from the company until months later. We unpack what the incident says about AI safety, human error & who should be liable when autonomous systems cross the line. Then, why booming US business activity could spell trouble for interest rates, before closing out Super September with listener questions on the First Home Super Saver Scheme, ETFs & gearing inside super. Plus, we take a trip around the world to check in on the battered “super apps” and ask whether the businesses are stronger than their share prices suggest....

What does Australia look like in 40 years, and what does it mean for your money? Bryce & Ren unpack the latest Intergenerational Report and what an older, slower-growing population could mean for investors. Then they bust the myth that you need $1 million to retire. Mr. Beat Up also returns, putting Southeast Asian super app Grab under the microscope, from its beaten-up share price to its ambitious push into banking & financial services.In this episode:00:00 — What will Australia look like in 40 years?02:11 — Australia’s ageing population & slowing economy07:56 — Canva’s valuation markdown & AI problem...

Cathie Wood is betting that we’re only at the beginning of a technological transformation decades in the making. The ARK Invest founder & CEO joins us to unpack why AI is accelerating faster than expected, how robotaxis and humanoid robots could reshape the physical world, and why healthcare may be one of the market’s most overlooked AI opportunities. Plus, Cathie shares her latest thinking on Bitcoin, crypto, managing risk after ARK’s wild pandemic-era ride and the companies she believes could eventually reach trillion-dollar valuations.In this episode:00:00 The technologies changing everything02:0...

The Fed is hiking, the RBA could be next, and Australia keeps watching homegrown companies head offshore to list. Bryce & Ren unpack what sticky inflation means for investors, ask why the ASX keeps missing major listings, & bust the retirement myth that a paid-off house and the Age Pension will be enough. Then, Owen Rask joins Pimp My Portfolio to help a community member simplify a portfolio, deal with overlap and think through when it might be worth ripping off the capital gains tax bandaid.00:00 – The Fed raises rates as inflation stays sticky04:58 – Why the ASX...

Australia’s small-cap index might have looked calm in FY26, but beneath the surface it was anything but. Ophir Founder and Senior Portfolio Manager Andrew Mitchell joins us to unpack record sector dispersion, why reporting season exposed cracks in the earnings outlook, and how AI & data centre spending are reshaping opportunities for investors. Andrew also takes us inside Ophir’s bottom-up stock-picking process and explains why Codan remains one of the portfolio’s highest-conviction ideas.In this episode:00:00 Small caps: calm on the surface, chaos underneath05:45 What reporting season revealed about Australian earnin...

AI leaders are calling for the industry to slow down, oil is pushing back towards US$110 a barrel, and Australian growth stocks have had a rough year. Bryce & Ren unpack what the latest AI safety debate could mean for markets, why Saudi Arabia has become central to the oil story, and the ASX growth names worth putting on the watchlist. Plus, Super September continues with a practical look at what actually happens to your super when you die.In this episode:00:00 Could AI really kill us all?02:36 AI safety, regulation & the prisoner’s...

What does investing look like when you never have to sell? Soul Patts has been listed since 1903, giving CEO Todd Barlow a rare advantage: permanent capital and the freedom to invest wherever he sees the best opportunity. Todd joins Bryce and Alec to explain why Soul Patts is sitting on almost $3 billion in cash, where he sees risks building in private credit, why energy is his preferred ‘no regrets’ AI trade and why Bitcoin still isn’t making the portfolio.In this episode:00:00 123 years of investing02:14 Meet Soul Patts CEO To...

Apple has finally entered the foldable phone race with the $3,499 iPhone Duo, but is it enough to kick-start the John Ternus era? Bryce and Alec also unpack a remarkable AI breakthrough before Henry Jennings returns to Pimp My Portfolio, where one community member’s love of ETFs has left him doubling down on tech and leverage. Plus, Super September asks whether small extra contributions really matter, and the maths gets big surprisingly quickly.Grab your FinFest tickets today here.And share your thoughts via this link and help shape Betashares Super. Y...

Tesla’s steering wheel-free Cybercab has hit the road, but the global robotaxi race is getting a lot more crowded, and increasingly, a lot more Chinese. Bryce and Alec unpack who’s actually leading autonomous driving, debate a proposal to let Australians divert part of their Super into their pay packets, and continue Super September by asking whether leaving your retirement savings in the default investment option could be costing you over the long run.Grab your FinFest tickets today here.Share your thoughts via this link and help shape Betashares Super. <...

More young Australians are building serious share portfolios while feeling increasingly locked out of property, but will investing alone get them where they want to go? Financial adviser Glen Hare joins Bryce and Alec to tackle questions from the Equity Mates community on $1 million windfalls, debt recycling, geared ETFs, investment bonds, rentvesting and super, while challenging investors to work backwards from the life they actually want to fund.In this episode:00:00 Investing After The Budget06:18 Investing A Cash Windfall10:41 ETFs And Portfolio Mistakes15:51 Investment Bonds Explained19:48...

Betashares Investment Strategist Tom Wickenden joins Bryce and Alec to zoom out on what could matter for investors through the rest of 2026, before Super September tackles the idea that all super funds are basically the same. The differences may look small year to year, but over decades they can compound into serious money.In this episode:00:00:00 Is The AI Spending Boom Sustainable?00:02:26 The Biggest CapEx Cycle In History00:05:41 Can OpenAI And Anthropic Keep Winning?00:07:24 Investing Through Geopolitical Risk00:10:00 Why Markets Keep Rising Through Chaos00:11:03...

Michael Frazis is back to unpack a market moving faster than ever. From cracks appearing in the AI infrastructure trade and a potential software comeback, to personalised cancer vaccines and the evolution of his own investing strategy, Michael explains why he’s moved from simply holding great growth companies to systematically taking profits and managing momentum. Plus, we dig into Nvidia’s biggest long-term threat, why Apple may have played the AI boom perfectly, and the thinking behind Frazis Capital Partners’ new ROAR Active ETF.In this episode:00:00 Why markets could be entering a more v...

Apple enters a new era as John Ternus takes the reins from Tim Cook, bringing a product engineer to the top job just as the company searches for its next big platform. Bryce and Alec also unpack ugly results from Star Entertainment and Monash IVF, before kicking off Super September with a simple idea: when it comes to super, the biggest advantage younger investors have isn’t picking the perfect fund, it’s time. Finally, Pimp my Portfolio is back with adviser Henry Jennings shining a light on a community member's portfolio.ETFs & stocks mentioned in this...

Andrew Page (Founder, Strawman) is back to make the case for two of the market’s more volatile corners: Australian small caps and Bitcoin. He unpacks why overlooked companies can create outsized opportunities, how AI has transformed his research process, and why one painful lesson from Pro Medicus changed the way he thinks about holding great investments. Then, Andrew explains his remarkable reversal on Bitcoin and why it remains his highest-conviction position.In this episode:00:00 Introduction03:55 Small Caps and Conviction07:44 Finding Winning Investments14:00 Building a Better Process...

Bryce & Ren open up their portfolios for August, breaking down what moved, what didn’t, and why sometimes doing nothing is the best move. They unpack strong months for gold, copper, crypto & growth stocks, dig into Shopify’s rebound from the SaaSpocalypse, and respond to listener concerns about borrowing against the mortgage, geared ETFs and active management fees.In this episode:00:00 Exciting Finfest speaker announcement03:33 August markets: rates, debt, reporting season & crypto05:15 Bryce’s portfolio: gold, copper and Bitcoin deliver10:26 Ren’s portfolio & the case for doing nothing15...

Retirement is getting longer, markets are getting more volatile, and the old playbook of simply building a nest egg and drawing it down may need a rethink. PIMCO’s Head of ETF Sales, Kanish Chugh, joins us to unpack how investors can build portfolios designed to generate income for decades. We explore the role of bonds and defensive assets, sequencing risk, why chasing double-digit yields can come with hidden risks, and how your mix of growth, defensive assets & cash should evolve as your goals change.In this episode:00:00 Why a 30-year retirement changes the in...

Fertility rates are collapsing around the world, China’s robotics boom is sending tech valuations into the stratosphere, and some of the market’s most beaten-up stocks are staging serious comebacks. Bryce & Ren unpack what changing demographics could mean for investors, and finish with a deep dive into factor investing, including whether QOZ’s recent outperformance makes it a better bet than A200.00:00 The global baby bust07:31 Beaten-up stocks making a comeback12:03 China’s tech bubble & wild IPO valuations17:35 China’s humanoid robotics boom23:00 Community question: QOZ vs A200<p...

Could a share portfolio eventually generate enough income to replace your salary? Plato Investment Management founder Dr Don Hamson joins Bryce and Alec to unpack the maths behind that goal, why dividends have contributed so much to long-term Australian market returns, and the traps investors can fall into when chasing headline yield. Plus, why investors still accumulating wealth may be better served focusing on total return rather than income alone.In this episode:00:00 Why Dividends Matter04:17 Dividends Drive Market Returns07:52 Budget Boosts Income Investing10:20 Can Dividends Replace Your...

Moderna’s latest cancer vaccine results sent its shares soaring 177% in a day, but the bigger story could be what mRNA and AI mean for the future of healthcare investing. Bryce & Ren unpack the breakthrough, check in on the Equity Mates Community Portfolio, investigate Scorpio Tankers as a potential addition, and answer a listener question every stock picker wrestles with: should you buy before, during or after earnings season?In this episode:00:00 Moderna’s potential cancer breakthrough01:42 Moderna, Merck and the investing implications06:49 Are we entering a golden age of heal...

Australians love dividends, but in a higher-rate world, are investors overlooking other ways to generate income? Schroders’ Helen Mason makes the case for public credit, explains why she’s cautious on the private credit boom, and argues that investors need to look beyond headline yield to understand the risk, reliability and liquidity underneath it.In this episode:00:00 Are Dividends Overrated?04:20 Rethinking Your Income Options09:23 Private Credit’s Hidden Risks13:13 Public vs Private Credit16:44 Why Australian Credit Is Booming21:19 Stop Chasing Yield27:03 How Credit...

Data centres are swallowing an ever-bigger share of the world’s electricity, and communities are starting to push back. Bryce & Ren unpack what rising resistance to AI infrastructure means for investors, why long-term borrowing costs are flashing an inflation warning, and the latest results from A2 Milk, JB Hi-Fi & CSL. Then Pimp My Portfolio returns, with Owen Rask reviewing Vishal’s 40-plus-stock portfolio and digging into concentration, selling discipline and what it really takes to let your winners run.00:00 Data centres face a growing backlash01:32 FinFest is 10 weeks away04:17 Data centres, power dema...

Having kids can reshape almost every part of a financial plan, from income and borrowing capacity to childcare, super and the possibility of future school fees. Financial adviser Matt Ingram (Northhaven Financial Management) joins Bryce and Alec to unpack how planning ahead can preserve flexibility, why returning to work isn’t always a simple financial calculation, and the decisions worth thinking about well before kids arrive.In this episode:00:00 Introduction04:03 Preparing for Income Changes08:15 Avoiding Lifestyle Creep10:37 Financial Planning Before Kids14:09 Maximising Parental Leave17:56 Th...

Australian housing is cooling, investors are stepping back, but the big banks are still making billions. Bryce & Ren unpack what the latest lending data actually tells us about house prices, before looking at the extraordinary collapse in diamond prices. Then, they answer a community question on finding stock ideas & using AI in the investing process, followed by running Ren’s stocks through an AI-powered thesis check.In this episode:00:00 Are Australian house prices really crashing?02:08 Housing slows as home loan applications fall08:03 Lab-grown diamonds disrupt a century-old market12:51 Ho...

We’re just over halfway through the year, which means it’s time to check the scoreboard. Bryce, Ren, Ally and Betashares’ Cam Gleeson reveal how their $25,000 portfolios are tracking, unpack their latest trades and confront an uncomfortable question: is all that stock picking actually adding value? From Asian tech and cybersecurity to copper, uranium and momentum stocks, there are plenty of lessons on timing, conviction and the dangers of overtrading.In this episode:00:00 Who’s winning the portfolio challenge?02:03 A volatile few months for markets02:37 Cam’s trades and the cost o...

Markets around the world are hitting record highs and reporting season is delivering plenty for investors to unpack. Bryce & Ren break down results from some unassuming Aussie companies, ask whether the day or frequency of your dollar cost averaging actually matters, and explain how proposed capital gains tax changes could make record-keeping more complicated. Plus, Michael Burry is betting against the AI trade again. Should investors listen to the man who famously called the GFC?00:00 Markets are hitting record highs03:58 Australian reporting season: numbers that caught our eye05:30 Nick Scali, ResMed and...

Big Tech is spending at a scale we’ve never seen before to build the infrastructure behind AI, but investors are still trying to answer the trillion-dollar question: will the returns justify it? Alec is joined by T. Rowe Price portfolio specialist Sam Ruiz to unpack what earnings season has revealed, where the AI bottlenecks are shifting, and why the hardware supplying the boom may be an easier question to answer than picking the eventual AI winners.In this episode:00:00 Is the AI Boom Sustainable?03:52 Big Tech’s Trillion-Dollar AI Bet06...

Bryce is back from 5 weeks in Europe and markets have been anything but quiet. AI stocks plunged & rebounded, leverage wiped out some huge trades, Big Tech delivered monster earnings, and markets pushed back towards record highs despite a shaky macro backdrop. Back home, Australian property prices are finally softening…In this episode:00:00 - Bryce’s holiday recap & a wild month in markets 04:20 - The AI trade gets a reality check08:48 - Leverage, margin calls & Leopold Aschenbrenner12:26 - Is the AI spending boom sustainable?14:59 - Earnings season deli...

Big Tech is pouring unprecedented amounts of capital into AI infrastructure, but is it a once-in-a-generation investment opportunity or the beginning of an expensive arms race? Loftus Peak CIO Alex Pollak joins Ren to unpack why hyperscalers continue to spend despite growing bond market concerns, whether AI models will become commoditised, and how investors should think about semiconductors, disruption and portfolio construction as the AI race evolves.In this episode:00:00 – Has AI moved beyond the bubble debate?03:03 – Why semiconductor stocks are falling despite record AI spending09:10 – The bond market, debt and fu...

The rich are getting richer, and they're spending in ways that are reshaping entire industries. In this episode of The Decade Ahead, Bryce & Ren unpack why rising wealth inequality could become one of the biggest investing themes of the next decade. From luxury brands to Formula One, VIP experiences & ultra-premium travel, they explore where the world's wealthiest are directing their money, the companies positioned to benefit, and the risks investors need to watch.In this episode:00:00 – Why wealth inequality is creating a luxury boom03:54 – The numbers behind the luxury economy09:50 – From l...

The world can't create more farmland, but it does need to feed more people. From AI-powered cattle collars and autonomous robots to precision irrigation and gene-edited crops, this episode explores the technologies transforming agriculture. Bryce & Ren unpack why AgTech could become one of the defining investment themes of the next decade, the companies leading the charge, and the risks investors need to understand before backing the future of farming.In this episode: 00:00 – Why agriculture is one of the decade's biggest opportunities 03:47 – Agricultural innovation & feeding a growing population 05:41 – AI, robotics & smart farming t...

AI isn't just making cybersecurity stronger, it's making cybercriminals more powerful. In this episode of The Decade Ahead, Bryce & Ren explore why cybersecurity has become one of the defining investment themes of the next decade. From Anthropic's Mythos uncovering thousands of software vulnerabilities to the rise of cloud security and identity protection, they unpack the trends driving billions of dollars in cybersecurity spending and the companies positioned to benefit.In this episode:00:00 – Why cybersecurity is entering a new era02:57 – How AI is transforming cybercrime & cyber defence08:57 – The biggest growth drivers over t...

The global middle class has surpassed 4.4 billion people and now accounts for more than two-thirds of global consumer spending. Over the next decade, the centre of gravity of economic growth is expected to shift towards India, Southeast Asia and Latin America as hundreds of millions more people emerge into the middle class. In this episode, Bryce and Ren unpack the structural forces behind this shift, the industries set to benefit, the risks investors should watch, and the companies and ETFs offering exposure to one of the decade's biggest investment themes.In this episode:00:00 Why...

AI has already transformed how we work, but the next decade could see it reshape the physical world. From fully autonomous "dark factories" in China to humanoid robots working in warehouses, aged care, construction and even the home, Bryce and Ren explore why robotics could become the next frontier of the AI revolution. They unpack the companies leading the charge, the investment opportunities emerging, and what investors should watch as AI moves beyond the chatbot and into everyday life.In this episode:00:00 – Why robotics is the next AI revolution03:02 – The size of the...

Digital entertainment has already transformed how we spend our time, but the next decade could see it become an even bigger investing opportunity. In this episode, Bryce and Ren unpack the forces driving the industry's growth, from the rise of the global middle class and mobile gaming to AI-powered content creation, and explore the companies and ETFs giving investors exposure to one of the world's fastest-growing sectors.In this episode:00:00 – Why digital entertainment is booming02:56 – Emerging markets and the rise of the global middle class04:16 – Mobile gaming becomes the biggest force...