Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Holdsworth

In this episode Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, discusses a general decline in inflation numbers around the world in April, indicating little reason for concern yet. However, uncertainty about policy and tariffs makes forecasting difficult, especially in the US. Investec Focus Radio SA

The world's leading economies are seeing a deceleration in manufacturing activity, although they remain in expansive territory. In the US, earnings are being revised down, largely in response to the fall in GDP growth that this implies. Meanwhile the Fed is keeping rates steady in the face of an uncertain inflation outlook, but China is cutting rates to stimulate its economy. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, analyses high frequency data of economic activity across the world. Investec Focus Radio SA

Despite the tariff turmoil last month, US equities overcame the initial Liberation Day turmoil to end higher over the month. However, as Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, points out, the rest of the world has been outperforming the US. Investec Focus Radio SA

US markets have been behaving unusually of late, with Treasury yields rising (weakening) even as the US dollar weakens. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, argues that this reflects a sizeable negative shift in perceptions about the US economy, with US assets failing to exhibit their usual safe haven qualities in times of trouble. Investec Focus Radio SA

HOT TOPIC Topic: Way forward after global sell-off Guest: Chris Holdsworth: Chief investment strategist, Investec

In this special edition of Investec's No Ordinary Wednesday podcast, we delve into the recent market turmoil following President Donald Trump's controversial tariff announcements, which led to a staggering $5 trillion loss in the S&P 500 in just two days. Investec Wealth & Investment International's Chief Investment Strategist, Chris Holdsworth, and Investment Strategist, Osagyefo Mazwai discuss implications for the global and local economies, investment portfolios and the future of markets. Podcast key moments: 00:00 – introduction 01:01 - What's the Global Investment Strategy Group's view on Trump's strategy and how does it impact its risk score? 03:00 - Is this all bark and no bite on Trump's behalf? Could Trump roll back any of the tariffs? 03:54 - Is there method in Trump's madness? Could these tariffs play to his ambitions of boosting local manufacturing, reducing debt and improving the life of the majority of Americans? 05:55 - US recession fears are mounting, are these valid? What would the knock-on consequences be for global growth and earnings? 06:39 – Where are the opportunities for investors amidst the chaos? 07:50 - South Africa's exposure to tariffs? 09:24 - What options does the South African government have when it comes to responding to the tariffs? 10:30 – The uncertainty with the government of national unity is weighing heavily on local markets. How will this play out? 12:17 - With all this uncertainty, how is Investec's Global Investment Strategy Group positioned on South Africa? 13:30 - South Africa has strong trade ties with both the US and China. How could these tariffs affect the country's trade balance? 14:22 - Should we be concerned about further rand weakness? 15:20 - With no end in sight to geopolitical tensions and global trade shifts, what is the outlook for the global economy over the next 12 months? Read more on www.investec.com/now Hosted by seasoned broadcaster, Jeremy Maggs, the No Ordinary Wednesday podcast unpacks the latest economic, business and political news in South Africa, with an all-star cast of investment and wealth managers, economists and financial planners from Investec. Listen in every second Wednesday for an in-depth look at what's moving markets, shaping the economy, and changing the game for your wallet and your business. Investec Focus Radio SA

The fallout from US President Donald Trump's ‘Liberation Day' tariffs continued on global markets on Monday. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, discusses the big question of whether the tariffs will lead to a recession in the US and elsewhere, and what the long-term damage to confidence will be, even if there is a reversal in policy. Investec Focus Radio SA

The fall in US over the last two months stands in stark contrast to the market performance at the start of President Donald Trump's first term in office and has been the worst total return for the S&P 500 at this point of a presidency since George W Bush's first term. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, looks at how markets have performed so far this year. Investec Focus Radio SA

The Federal Open Markets Committee, Bank of Japan and SA Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) all opted to keep rates unchanged last week. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International looks at the challenges for central banks as they face a volatile year in markets and the economy. Investec Focus Radio SA

In this episode Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International looks at US economic concerns which are rising, with stock markets indices and consumer confidence coming off. Labour market expectations are at their worst since 2008, which will likely to less spending. Locally, the Reserve Bank's MPC is not expected to cut rates this week, despite low inflation, weak growth and high real rates. Investec Focus Radio SA

While tariff uncertainty continues to weigh on the US, fiscal stimulus is on the agenda in Europe, with plans to boost spending on infrastructure and defence, and in China, which is targeting growth of 5% and a budget deficit of 4% this year. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, shares his views. Investec Focus Radio SA

There are rising concerns about the US economy, from weakening consumer numbers to worries about employment. This may explain why US markets have lagged global markets this year, as expected weaker economic growth translates into softer earnings. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, shares his views. Investec Focus Radio SA

Fiscal challenges are a recurring theme from Washington to Cape Town. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, looks at how the US Congress will need to pass legislation by the middle of next month to avoid a funding lapse, while its debt ceiling will need to be raised soon. Investec Focus Radio SA

Tariff wars are escalating, with President Trump announcing new tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, and China retaliating with tariffs on a wide range of US goods. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, looks at this in the context of strong labour growth in the US, and diverging trends in other major economies. Investec Focus Radio SA

President Trump came out guns blazing over the weekend slapping a 25% tariff on Mexican and Canadian imports (excluding energy) and 10% on Chinese imports. In this week's Macro Monday, Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, examines the wide-ranging implications of the announcement. Investec Focus Radio SA

Competition is heating up in the world of artificial intelligence. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, looks at the implications of the launch of China's DeepSeek. The new Large Language Model (LLM) promises to be better or as good as OpenAI and other Western options while costing significantly less to develop and run. Investec Focus Radio SA

While the IMF is bullish about global growth this year, uncertainty remains elevated, with the US market looking stretched, says Investec Wealth & Investment International's Chief Investment Strategist, Chris Holdsworth. Investec Focus Radio SA

In the first episode of the 2025, Investec Wealth & Investment International's Chief Investment Strategist, Chris Holdsworth looks at the US dollar, although it has gained recently, bond yields have risen around the world, up due to both concerns about inflation and fiscal trajectories. Investec Focus Radio SA

Investec Wealth & Investment International's Chief Investment Strategist, Chris Holdsworth, dissects the decline in SA GDP in the third quarter, mainly because of weakness in agriculture and construction, and argues that there is ample scope for monetary easing. Investec Focus Radio SA

Chris Holdsworth provides a summary of the output of Investec's recent Global Investment Strategy Group meeting, in which the risk score was left unchanged ay -1. He discusses the latest US growth and inflation numbers, as well as South African trade and income indicators. Investec Focus Radio SA

The US labour market points to further rate cuts. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, also discusses expected cuts in the Eurozone and UK, while Japanese rates are set to rise, leading to convergence among the world's leading developed markets. Investec Focus Radio SA

The IMF has warned that global public debt will exceed $100 trillion by the end of the year, highlighting soaring fiscal deficits in the US and China. In his latest Macro Monday update, Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, examines this and other key themes from last week's 2024 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington. He also looks at the latest economic indicators that show a slight recovery in US consumer confidence and highlights a moderately positive US reporting season. Turning to South Africa, Holdsworth unpacks the latest inflation figures that show a steady decline. Investec Focus Radio SA

While betting markets currently show Trump in the lead, Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment International, believes the US election remains too close to call. In this edition of Macro Monday, he explores research on the implications of a win for either candidate on US growth and inflation. Other topics include insights on the latest US economic indicators, interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank, unexpectedly strong Chinese growth, and an anticipated decline in oil prices. Investec Focus Radio SA

In this week's Macro Monday update, Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist of Investec Wealth & Investment International, looks at what a Trump vs Harris win would mean for the US economy. He also comments on a slightly more hawkish tone from the latest FOMC, with the market now pricing in a 90% chance of a 25bp cut in November. Despite this, the S&P 500 closed at a record high on Friday. In South Africa, SOE performance is slowly grinding upwards, says Holdsworth, suggesting further upside to SA business confidence. Investec Focus Radio SA

The US economy has received a significant boost as Nonfarm Payrolls – a key indicator of job creation measuring employment in non-agricultural sectors – have surpassed expectations. Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment International, shares his insights on the US economy, and looks at a gradual slowdown in global growth and South Africa's strong income growth. Investec Focus Radio SA

This week Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment, looks at data from across the world, interest rates expectations in the US, and the latest China economic data. Investec Focus Radio SA

From tightening credit conditions to a high budget deficit, there are concerns about the US economy, says Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment. Investec Focus Radio SA

Concerns about the health of the US economy have seen a sizeable pullback in global markets, says Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist, Investec Wealth & Investment. Investec Focus Radio SA

Even with the positive surprise for both GDP and core PCE in the US, the market is pricing in a cut by the Federal Reserve in September, says Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist for Investec Wealth & Investment. In this episode, he also looks at global currency moves and the latest South African inflation print. Investec Focus Radio SA

By year-end, South Africa could have its most restrictive monetary policy in 19 years, if inflation continues to fall, says Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist for Investec Wealth & Investment. On the US front, Donald Trump is still the favourite to win the presidential election, but the odds have narrowed after Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race, he says. Investec Focus Radio SA

Chris Holdsworth, Investec Wealth & Investment's Chief Investment Strategist says he won't be surprised if the MPC cuts interest rates at their meeting this week. He also discusses the probability of Trump winning elections and looks at what's happening to global, US and Chinese inflation. Listen to earlier episodes · Investec Focus Radio SA

In our first 'Revisited' episode, we look back at earlier conversions with both Craig Jones and Chris Holdsworth, as they shared some interesting stories on various challenges they faced throughout their careers. Subscribe to the podcast to stay up to date on future episodes!   Guest Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigjonesbjj/ Website: https://bteamjj.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/holdsworthmma/ Website: https://www.holdsworthbjj.com/ Support and Connect: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomhalpinbjj/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/treatygrappling/ Academy Website: https://treatygrappling.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TomHalpinJiuJitsu Podcast Website: https://www.insidepositionpodcast.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/47tXUZQ6EQfGRNZ9Ztm21V

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the The Current, an Investec Focus Radio podcast series, in which your host Iman Rappetti takes you on a thought-provoking 10-part journey of South Africa's energy transition. In this episode, Investec's Campbell Parry, Chris Holdsworth and Samantha Mooi are joined by James Mackay, CEO of the Energy Council of SA. Together they discuss the multifaceted social, economic, and environmental implications that South Africa faces amidst its journey towards a sustainable future. 00:00 Introduction 02:33 Meet the guests 03:11 Solving South Africa's energy crisis 04:35 “South Africa is going to transition by mistake” 05:13 The economic impact of not undergoing a Just Energy Transition 07:58 Is it fair for developing countries to be penalised? 08:30 Managing the balance between profit and people 09:19 The European energy crisis 10:48 Government more committed to public-private partnerships 12:49 Progress on corporate emissions reductions and the REIPPP 15:00 Technology disruption is what's really driving the value of the energy transition 15:35 Targets in the Integrated Resources Plan 16:50 Is nuclear an option? 17:56 The potential of natural gas as an alternative power sources 19:16 It's time to implement our plans 20:20 What do we need to achieve in the next 10 years? 21:38 What impact will the energy transition have on jobs? 24:32 Affordability of renewable energy 25:42 Insights from COP28 27:21 Closing comments Tune in to this enlightening conversation and be part of the dialogue that could shape the trajectory of South Africa's energy landscape. Whether you're an industry professional, policy-maker, or a concerned citizen, this episode promises to offer valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. This episode was brought to you by Investec Wealth & Investment's Global Sustainability Equity Fund. Invest in world class companies dedicated to achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and that we believe can provide you with attractive returns. The fund strives to have a 100% net positive SDG impact. Learn more: https://www.investec.com/en_za/investment/invest-offshore/global-sustainable-equity-fund.html Read transcript

Bonds and equities rallied together after Friday's US nonfarm payrolls miss, says Chris Holdsworth, Investec Wealth & Investment's Chief Investment Officer. Listen to other episodes · Investec Focus Radio SA

Is South African politics on the verge of a major, generational change? And could this change South Africa's economic outlook for the better? These were some of the possibilities raised at a recent In conversation event hosted by Investec. A panel made up of Mcebisi Ndletyana, professor of politics and international relations at the University of Johannesburg, Frans Cronje, an independent political analyst, and Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment SA, discussed South Africa's political and economic outlook in the light of current global and local upheaval. Investec Focus South Africa

Is South African politics on the verge of a major, generational change? And could this change South Africa's economic outlook for the better? These were some of the possibilities raised at a recent In conversation event hosted by Investec. A panel made up of Mcebisi Ndletyana, professor of politics and international relations at the University of Johannesburg, Frans Cronje, an independent political analyst, and Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth & Investment SA, discussed South Africa's political and economic outlook in the light of current global and local upheaval.

August saw major reversal of fortunes for the markets after July's bounce back. A larger majority of investors now believe the global economy is likely to tip into recession within 12 months, according to the latest Bank of America global fund managers' survey. A net 58% of respondents believe recession is likely, up from a net 47% a month earlier. The net figure, which represents positive answers less negative ones, is the highest reading since May 2020. The JSE all share index logging its biggest one-day gain in three weeks on Friday after investors reacted favourably to the closely watched US nonfarm payrolls report. The world's largest economy created 315,000 jobs in August, versus 290,000 jobs that the economists had forecast. Global equities markets had been jittery in the days leading up to the release of the jobs report, which is seen as one of the more reliable gauges for the outlook on inflation that is hovering at a 40-year high in the US. The sustainability of near-term gains will, however, be tested as we edge closer towards the Fed's rates decision later this month. Sadly US market faded late on Friday and that soured sentiment heading into the new week with European futures down and the euro taking a fresh spill this morning after Russia shut a major gas pipeline to Europe, leading some governments there to announce emergency measures to ease the pain of soaring energy prices. U.S. markets are closed for the Labor Day holiday so liquidity will be lighter than normal, while The impact of Europe's energy crisis on global financial markets cannot be ignored. OPEC+ is meeting today and is likely to keep oil output quotas unchanged for October, although some sources would not rule out a small production cut to bolster prices that have slid due to fears of an economic slowdown. Let's find out what the animal spirits are telling us with Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment.

Room Service Diaries is back with a BANG as UFC Hall of Famer Urijah Faber sits down with Luke and Brian. Faber discusses why didn't get the Conor McGregor fight in 2016, how to fix fighter pay and much more. You won't want to miss this one!(1:10) - Family Life(3:05) - Career Longevity(7:15) - Being the Face of WEC(9:50) - California Life(13:40) - WEC Mount Rushmore(15:00) - Jose Aldo(18:20) - Managing Fighters(21:30) - Fighter Pay/MMA Unions(29:50) - Being an Entrepreneur(37:20) - Tattoos(38:00) - TJ Dillashaw(40:30) - Song Yadong(44:00) - Maycee Barber(46:00) - Mike Malot(48:45) - Chris Holdsworth(49:30) - Neurological issues(51:25) - Josh Emmett(55:15) - Almost Getting the Conor McGregor fight in 2016(61:30) - Reflecting on his MMA JourneyMorning Kombat' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, Google Podcasts, Bullhorn and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  For more Combat Sports coverage subscribe here: youtube.com/MorningKombat Follow our hosts on Twitter: @BCampbellCBS, @lthomasnews, @MorningKombat  For Morning Kombat gear visit:morning kombat.store Follow our hosts on Instagram: @BrianCampbell, @lukethomasnews, @MorningKombat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Room Service Diaries is back with a BANG as UFC Hall of Famer Urijah Faber sits down with Luke and Brian. Faber discusses why didn't get the Conor McGregor fight in 2016, how to fix fighter pay and much more. You won't want to miss this one! (1:10) - Family Life (3:05) - Career Longevity (7:15) - Being the Face of WEC (9:50) - California Life (13:40) - WEC Mount Rushmore (15:00) - Jose Aldo (18:20) - Managing Fighters (21:30) - Fighter Pay/MMA Unions (29:50) - Being an Entrepreneur (37:20) - Tattoos (38:00) - TJ Dillashaw (40:30) - Song Yadong (44:00) - Maycee Barber (46:00) - Mike Malot (48:45) - Chris Holdsworth (49:30) - Neurological issues (51:25) - Josh Emmett (55:15) - Almost Getting the Conor McGregor fight in 2016 (61:30) - Reflecting on his MMA Journey Morning Kombat' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, Google Podcasts, Bullhorn and wherever else you listen to podcasts.    For more Combat Sports coverage subscribe here: youtube.com/MorningKombat   Follow our hosts on Twitter: @BCampbellCBS, @lthomasnews, @MorningKombat    For Morning Kombat gear visit:morning kombat.store   Follow our hosts on Instagram: @BrianCampbell, @lukethomasnews, @MorningKombat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Global markets ended their best month in two years strongly on Friday with the JSE gaining 0.47% to 68,934 points, having strengthened 4.09% for the month, according to Infront data, while the top 40 was up 0.49% — having added 3.93% in July. In the US the Dow added 6.7% for the month, the S&P 9.1% and the Nasdaq, 12.3%. The market has been fuelled by some better than expected big tech earnings, which came after a 75 basis point interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday, as widely expected. However, the Fed's tone was less hawkish, with chair Jerome Powell indicating that the central bank could slow the pace of its rate hikes, saying its future moves will be data-dependent. Asian shares were sluggish this morning as we kick off the new month though, as disappointing Chinese economic data fed doubts Wall Street's rally could be sustained, while the dollar continued its retreat on the yen as speculators were forced out of suddenly unprofitable short positions. China's official measure of factory activity contracted in July as fresh virus flare-ups weighed on demand, and the Caixin PMI also missed forecasts This doesn't bode well for the raft of other PMIs due this week, including the influential U.S. ISM survey, while the July payrolls report on Friday should also show a further slowdown. At the same time U.S. data out Friday showed stubbornly high inflation and wages growth, while central banks in the UK, Australia and India are all expected to hike again this week. Let's find out what the animal spirits are telling us with Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment

The first half of 2022 will be one that investors will want to forget in a hurry. Not often bonds and equities sell off like we saw. The S&P gave back 16.45%; the Nasdaq -22.44%. Over in Europe the Eurostoxx 600 declined 15.5% with not a single sector closing in the green. The Nikkei down 15%. Only the Shanghai Composite down 1% is a standout with the ALSI down 20% after a decent first quarter. And the casualties of the dollar's surge? Let's count them: the euro is fast heading towards parity even if it is holding above 20-year lows in Europe this morning. The yen has slumped to its lowest levels in over 20 years, sterling is near its lowest since March 2020 and Russia's rouble has slid 16% this week. The Rand heading for 17s. Let's find out what the animal spirits are telling us with Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist: Investec Wealth and Investment joins Michael Avery

Markets will be on tenterhooks for the U.S. consumer price report on Friday, especially after EU inflation shocked many with a record high last week. Forecasts are for a steep rise of 0.7% in May, though the annual pace is seen holding at 8.3% while core inflation is seen slowing a little to 5.9%. A high number would only add to expectations of aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve with markets already priced for half-point hikes in June and July and almost 200 basis points by the end of the year. Some analysts thought Friday's upbeat payrolls report suggested the Fed was on track for a soft landing though. The European Central Bank meets on Thursday and President Christine Lagarde is considered certain to confirm an end to bond buying this month and a first rate hike in July, though the jury is out on whether that will be 25 or 50 basis points. Money markets are priced for 125 bps of hikes by year-end, and 100 bps as soon as October. We've got first quarter GDP out tomorrow and in commodity markets, wheat futures jumped 4% after Russia struck Ukraine's capital Kyiv with missiles, dampening hopes for progress in peace talks. Oil prices got an added lift after Saudi Arabia set higher prices for shipments to Asia, while investors are wagering supply increases planned by OPEC will not be enough to meet demand especially as China is easing its lockdowns. Brent adding 97 cents on Monday to reach $120.69 a barrel. Let's find out what the animal spirits are telling us with Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment.

The South African (SA) stock market fell for only the third time in the past 18 months in April, as risk appetite soured globally. There were few places to hide on the local bourse, though coal exporter, Thungela, continued to benefit from surging global energy prices, with the stock up 48% MoM and 222% higher YTD, having risen elevenfold since listing less than a year ago. Sasol, the other local beneficiary of higher energy prices, was up 11% MoM. We've started May with most global markets giving in to the bears, bonds rising, the dollar strengthening and central banks eating lots of humble pie. The diary is full of Fed speakers this week, which will give them plenty of opportunity to keep up the hawkish chorus. Let's find out what the animal spirits are telling us with Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment

Michael Avery and Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment discuss the animal spirits

Last month we started the animal spirits by saying that the standoff over Ukraine remains a thorn in the market's side, with concerns a Russian invasion would also cut vital gas supplies to western Europe. Well those concerns and worst fears were realised and have dominated moves in asset prices for the last week especially with oil and gas prices spiking along with gold and PGMs and other agricultural commodities. The ruble crashed harder than a Russian tank outside Kiev and so did the Russian stock market as the scale of unprecedent western sanctions start to bite. And today we see Putin bombing civilian targets as the nluclear threat he issued on Sunday looms horrifically over this entire sorry mess. Let's find out what the animal spirits are telling us with Chris Holdsworth, chief investment strategist at Investec Wealth and Investment.

In this episode our host Cody Garbrandt and Chris Holdsworth bring on nutrition specialist Dr. Matteo. They talk about Dr. Matteo's early days in pharmaceuticals - to coming to the United States for the first time. He's currently helping Cody diet in preparation for his upcoming UFC fight at flyweight (125 pounds). Thanks for listening, homies!

In this episode our host Chris Holdsworth chats about training camp, upcoming fights, and takes some questions from the fans! Thanks for listening, homies!

In this episode Cody Garbrandt and Chris Holdsworth chat about training the past few weeks, traveling, and recent mma news. They also give a prediction on the main event for UFC 268 Kamaru Usamn vs Colby Covington. They also take questions from the fans. Thanks for listening!

In this third installment of the Wealth creation podcast series, we take a global view to investing. Our host Ayabonga Cawe is in conversation with Chris Holdsworth, Chief Investment Strategist and Zenkosi Dyomfana, Investment Manager at Investec Wealth & Investment, where they discuss the impact that the economy has on markets and the connection between the global and the South African economy. They also touch on thematic investing in assets such as meme stocks, NFTs, cryptocurrencies and how technology and low costs have made investing accessible. Tune in every three weeks for more wealth creation insights. Investec Focus South Africa

In this episode Cody and Chris talk about how they first met, living together, training at Team Alpha Male, traveling, and more! They also dive into a breakdown of the Derek Brunson submission over Darren Till.