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Sharesify is an online resource for private investors and produced by several former employees of Shares magazine. It aims to help private individuals manage their own money and investment portfolios. Launched in 2026, we publish daily news content, analysis and thought-provoking written content about stocks, investment trusts, funds, ETFs, ISAs, SIPPs, plus produce podcasts, webinars and more. Our easy-to-read style and depth of analysis aims to make Sharesify essential reading for those investing today. We write about all companies on the UK stock market, covering large, mid and small cap stocks on both London’s Main Market and AIM. We also provide extensive coverage of stocks listed in the US, Europe, Asia and other overseas stock markets, interview fund and investment trust managers about performance and the secrets of their investing technique, highlighting products that provide exposure to interesting companies, geographies and growth or income-generating assets. We also write about ways in which to build a diversified investment portfolio as well as managing your investments once you have started to put money into an ISA (individual savings account), dealing account or SIPP (self-invested personal pension). Our digital content will be full of ideas for filling your portfolio, whether you are saving for something like a new house or car, or if you are investing to fund your child’s university fees, your grandchild’s Junior ISA, or building a nest egg for retirement. We show you how to make money and save money by giving you all the important information to help you make informed investment decisions.

  1. 12h ago

    Podcast with Richard Penny of TM Oberon UK Smaller Companies Fund

    Send us Fan Mail In this very special episode of the podcast, Ian and James are joined by Richard Penny, legendary manager of the TM Oberon UK Smaller Companies Fund (BQV37J7). Richard is recognised for his long-standing success in special situations and small-cap investing. Since launch in late 2022, TM Oberon UK Smaller Companies has outperformed the IA UK Smaller Companies sector and as of end August 2026, was the best-performing UK smaller companies fund over two and three years. Our special guest tells viewers how he goes about identifying potential ‘100 baggers’, and why ROIC (return on invested capital) plays a part in his decision-making process when it comes to stock selection. Finally, Richard insists that despite the stellar returns generated by his fund in recent periods, investors haven’t missed the boat. Penny believes his portfolio is well-positioned to benefit as the recovery in UK smaller companies gathers pace.

  2. 1d ago

    Isaac Thong of Aberdeen Asian Income Fund joins the team to discuss income and growth opportunities

    Send us Fan Mail In this special episode of the Sharesify podcast, James and Steven welcome Isaac Thong, manager of the Aberdeen Asian Income Fund (AAIF). This high-yielding investment trust targets consistent income and capital growth by investing in some of Asia’s most successful and promising companies. Our special guest explains why investors should look to Asia for income and how dividend culture has evolved across this vast region. Next up, Isaac tells our audience that valuations across the fund’s universe of high-quality companies remain extremely attractive. He also highlights some of the long-term structural growth themes to which the trust offers exposure. In recent periods, the fund’s semiconductor and hardware holdings across Taiwan and South Korea have delivered spectacular gains. Isaac tells the team about the other sectors the managers have been rotating money into, including financials and industrials. He also explains why AIC Dividend Hero status is important to the board, and why the trust is strongly positioned to continue increasing the shareholder reward long into the future.

  3. 4d ago

    Talking AB Foods, Amazon, Apple, AutoTrader, BP, Intel, M&S, McDonald's, NatWest, Rightmove & Shell

    Send us Fan Mail In this Halloween episode of the podcast, the Sharesify guys discuss everything from spooked markets and M&S to McDonald’s. Our tech expert Steven provides his take on Amazon’s Q3 earnings. He also explains why an after-hours sell-off in Intel stock and SanDisk’s contrasting performance underline an important distinction in the AI investment trade. James discusses his podcast conversations with Pauline Ng of JPMorgan Asia Growth & Income (JAGI) and TM Oberon Smaller Companies’ legendary manager Richard Penny. And Ian updates listeners on the latest from energy majors BP and Shell as well as the banks. Finally, the chaps preview a buy week for results with Marks & Spencer, Associated British Foods, Apple and McDonald’s all prepping reports.

  4. 5d ago

    Pauline Ng of JPMorgan Asia Growth & Income

    Send us Fan Mail In this latest special episode of the podcast, Steven and James are joined by Pauline Ng, joint portfolio manager of the JPMorgan Asia Growth & Income (LON:JAGI) investment trust, popularly known by its JAGI ticker, to discuss Asia, China and more.   This trust has the best share price total return performance in its AIC sector and comes at an attractive yield above 6% thanks to its enhanced dividend policy. First up, the chaps ask Pauline about China and why it has become an investible market again. Ng explains why the trust has a rough 24% allocation across the portfolio, a strategic decision that has added considerable alpha to the trust’s performance despite the seemingly negative headlines about the region. Why stock selection is crucial But Ng importantly, reminds listeners that JAGI’s China exposure is merely a symptom of its bottom-up, stock selection process, not a geographic assets allocation decision, before discussing the ‘China for China’ national economic strategy. Ng explains JAGI’s above benchmark positions in the Financials and Industrials sectors, dividend policy shifts higher across parts of the Financials sector and gives a good example of a recent CDMO (Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization) biotech added to the portfolio. Finally, Ng explains why JAGI can provide UK retail investors with both income and growth from its Asian portfolio, and what the advantages are of investing in this active trust versus passive Asian market EDFs. JPMorgan Asia Growth & Income investors Get involved If you want to get involved, email us your thoughts, suggestions and questions at editorial@sharesify.com. For those tuning in via YouTube directly, please remember to click the like and subscribe buttons on our channel. You can also follow us across social media, and if you’re a company, fund or investment trust, and you’d like to get your voice heard on the podcast, tell your story and expand your retail investor base, here’s your chance. Just email us at editorial@sharesify.com and we’ll do the rest. X Bluesky Facebook LinkedIn Disclaimer: This content is for information only and is not investment advice. Always do your own research before investing. Click here to see full disclaimer.

  5. 6d ago

    Talking Anthropic, JAGI, Murray Income, Reckitt, SK Hynix, Standard Chartered, Tek4 and Unilever

    Send us Fan Mail The guys discuss markets, defensives, bank updates and the Sharesify Wealth & Retirement Show. Steve has the latest on Anthropic’s mammoth IPO (initial public offering) and explains what SK Hynix’s record AI memory profits mean for UK investors. James updates listeners on Q3 results from consumer goods groups Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser. He also highlights the positive investor reception for precision engineer Tek4 (LON:TEK4) following its AIM debut this week. Finally, the chaps preview results from UK lenders Lloyds and NatWest as well as US tech giants Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and SanDisk.

  6. Oct 23

    Talking Barclays, Debenhams, Inchcape, Haleon & Unilever plus Coke, Intel, META, Microsoft & SanDisk

    Send us Fan Mail The guys catch up on the rest of the week's results from Barclays, Debenhams and Inchcape, as well as the market reaction to Meta Platforms' latest update which sent the shares lower. There's a lot more to come next week too, with results here from consumer groups Haleon, Reckitt and Unilever and the rest of the big banks HSBC, LLoyds, NatWest and Standard Chartered. In the US there are also results from consumer stocks such as Altria, Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive, Mondelez and Stabucks.  However, the main focus is likely to be Big Tech, with the release of numbers from Amazon, Alphabet, Intel, Microsoft and SanDisk, so stay tuned!

  7. Oct 21

    Talking Ashtead Tech, Barclays, Domino's, Genuit, Inchcape, Mulberry, Plus500, Virgin Wines & Wickes

    Send us Fan Mail The chaps embark on their third pod in three days, picking up on results from Domino's, Genuit, Mulberry, Virgin Wines and Wickes among others. There's also a recap of recent corporate activity, with Ashtead Technology agreeing a final cash offer of 615p per share, Plus500 making an acquisition in Brazil, Gulf Keystone agreeing a merger and International Biotechnology Trust receiving its ninth buyout this year, kudos to the managers. Steve explains why the AI trade has been restored at least for now by results from Super Micro Computer and SpaceX, and looks forward to the rest of this week's earnings from IBM, LAM Research, Meta Platforms, Tesla and Texas Instruments. Meanwhile, James looks ahead to earnings from 'romantasy' publisher Bloomsbury, motor dealer Inchcape and grocery firm Sainsbury's, and Ian flags Barclays' report on Thursday, with the shares languishing at a six-month low after a particularly poor Q3.

  8. Oct 20

    Podcast with Josef Licsauer of Kepler Trust Intelligence

    Send us Fan Mail In this special episode of the podcast, Steven and James are joined by Josef Licsauer, Investment Trust Research Analyst at Kepler Trust Intelligence. Josef will be joining the growth investing panel discussion at the Sharesify Wealth & Retirement Show on Friday 6 November. Our special guest explains why discounts to NAV (net asset value) have narrowed across the investment trust sector with a helping hand from Saba. In addition, he highlights some leftfield trust options for investors seeking exposure to the exciting AI (artificial intelligence) theme. Next up, Josef also tells our audience why small cap and emerging markets-focused trusts are currently friendless. Furthermore, our special guest lends us his view on the consolidation wave sweeping across the investment trust sector.

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Sharesify is an online resource for private investors and produced by several former employees of Shares magazine. It aims to help private individuals manage their own money and investment portfolios. Launched in 2026, we publish daily news content, analysis and thought-provoking written content about stocks, investment trusts, funds, ETFs, ISAs, SIPPs, plus produce podcasts, webinars and more. Our easy-to-read style and depth of analysis aims to make Sharesify essential reading for those investing today. We write about all companies on the UK stock market, covering large, mid and small cap stocks on both London’s Main Market and AIM. We also provide extensive coverage of stocks listed in the US, Europe, Asia and other overseas stock markets, interview fund and investment trust managers about performance and the secrets of their investing technique, highlighting products that provide exposure to interesting companies, geographies and growth or income-generating assets. We also write about ways in which to build a diversified investment portfolio as well as managing your investments once you have started to put money into an ISA (individual savings account), dealing account or SIPP (self-invested personal pension). Our digital content will be full of ideas for filling your portfolio, whether you are saving for something like a new house or car, or if you are investing to fund your child’s university fees, your grandchild’s Junior ISA, or building a nest egg for retirement. We show you how to make money and save money by giving you all the important information to help you make informed investment decisions.

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