AI stocks, panic buying and why short sellers obsess over the number 4

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In this week’s episode, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald pull out the best bits of AFR’s investing summit, including top stock tips and the biggest red flags that short sellers look for.

or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes of the Chanticleer podcast are available every Friday at 5pm AEST.When the Future Fund starts talking about getting into commodities I think that’s something people should listen to. Obviously, it’s hard for the everyday investor to do that sort of thing. But when it comes to something like copper, there’s no doubt that demand is going through the roof. The electrification of everything is happening all around us.

. They had some great red flags about companies. The main one was looking for when executives or board members sell stock or when they leave suddenly. Doug Tynan had a fantastic one about the number four. They use an algorithm to do statistical analysis of different company statements, and if the number four is less frequent in those statements, that’s a red flag. Why? Because CFOs don’t like the number four. They prefer the number five because that lets you round the number up, of course.

 

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