19/02/2026
Results season throws up surprises across the board. The ASX is powering ahead, but the market is rotating fast!
12/02/2026
This week on Boom Doom Zoom, Paul Rickard and Peter Switzer tackle a market that’s rotating aggressively. Banks are back in favour. Resources are surging. Healthcare and SaaS names? Getting smashed.
05/02/2026
Boom Doom Zoom was back live this week with plenty for investors to chew over, as markets juggle a hot resources trade, a bruised tech sector and growing questions around global growth.
29/01/2026
With the market increasingly pricing in a February RBA rate rise, investors are facing a very different setup to the one they expected just weeks ago.
22/01/2026
In this week’s episode of Boom Doom Zoom, Paul Rickard and Peter Switzer work through a market that looks calm on the surface, but uneasy underneath.
15/01/2026
Boom Doom Zoom returns for the first show of 2026 with Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard taking stock of where markets finished last year and what could shape the early months ahead.
18/12/2025
In the final Boom! Doom! Zoom! of the year, Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard tackle the big end-of-year questions facing investors, as markets wobble and opportunities start to emerge.
11/12/2025
Markets have rallied on the back of US rate cuts—but the ASX hasn’t really followed suit and taken off. In this week’s episode, Peter Switzer and Adam Dawes unpack why Australia’s market is lagging comparatively and what opportunities may be emerging for investors.
04/12/2025
This week, Peter Switzer is rejoined by co-host Paul Rickard. Together, the pair take on the higher than expected inflation result, why the market dislikes tech and growth stocks right now, and a few old favourites.
27/11/2025
This week, Peter Switzer is rejoined by co-host Paul Rickard. Together, the pair take on the higher than expected inflation result, why the market dislikes tech and growth stocks right now, and a few old favourites.
20/11/2025
This week, Peter Switzer is joined at the desk by special guest Adam Dawes of Shaw and Partners. Together, the pair breathe a collective sigh of relief at Nvidia, while also looking at some of the market's problem children who made the news recently for all the wrong reasons.
