Apple finally folds, Pimp My Portfolio with Henry Jennings & why $10 a week in Super matters
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It's called the iPhone Duo. We were actually laughing in the office before. Already online, it's getting called the iPhone Duo because you need dual incomes to afford it.
Every man and his dog is playing that game. And we've seen what happens in Korea, for instance, which was kind of like the canary in the coal mine when things change.
Frontier AI labs are solving problems that humans haven't been able to solve. Humans, unfortunately, using AI are getting dumber. You think that 44 bucks a week, not that big a deal. I can take it out of my super. It's not going to have a meaningful impact on my retirement. But just that amount is 170 grand in your retirement.
Welcome to another episode of Equity Mates, a show where we explore what's possible in the world of investing. If you've just joined us for the very first time, a huge welcome to our community. My name is Bryce.
And I'm Ren. And today we're talking about Apple's new phone. Pimp My Portfolio is back. Henry Jennings is taking a look at a community member's portfolio. And Super September continues as we look at the debate in Canberra and talk about how small contributions can add up to big retirements.
Well, another massive episode to get through, Ren. Very much looking forward to getting stuck into it. But as always, we'll start with FinFest because last episode we announced that we are just shy of 200 tickets left. Yep.
What is the iPhone Duo and does its $3,500 price make foldable phones viable?
That is now under 100 left.
Yes, they
are
selling fast. You actually guaranteed that we would be sold out
in
the last episode. Yeah. So glad that you're being proven right. Yep. Less than 100 tickets to go. So if you haven't got your ticket, go to equitymates.com slash finfest because there's going to be 30, 40 sessions. There's so many I haven't even counted them
all.
A number of great speakers, food trucks, bars. But we just wanted to give you a sense of some of the other sessions that you can expect alongside Bill Ackman.
We've got a great breadth. So you'll hear from Steve Solomon. He's the go-to market director at OpenAI.com.
former 400 meter champion in Australia,
Australian champion. So that's going to be an awesome session. Tim Doyle, the eucalyptus entrepreneur is going to be on the main stage with Ali talking about the journey he went on to sell eucalyptus for 1.6 billion.
Yeah. He never pulls his punches when he's talking about startups in Australia. So if you've got a dream of starting a company or an investing in one, that'll be a great session.
And then Marcus Padley.
Someone else who doesn't pull
his punches. Doesn't pull his punches. His session is called You Can Time the Market.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:47
2
What is the iPhone Duo and does its $3,500 price make foldable phones viable?
2:47–5:52
3
How did OpenAI’s recent breakthrough solve a Millennium‑Prize maths problem?
5:52–11:29
4
What does Henry Jennings think of Richard’s ETF‑heavy portfolio and how should it be tweaked?
11:29–19:37
5
Why do the hosts compare the AI landscape to a roller‑coaster and what risks does it pose for investors?
19:37–23:31
6
What are the main arguments in the current Superannuation debate in Canberra?
23:31–25:29
7
Can $44‑$45 a week really make a difference to retirement savings over a working life?
25:29–29:32
8
How does the tax‑advantaged nature of super amplify small regular contributions?
29:32–37:46
Speakers
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