30/10/2025
Peter and Paul dig into the latest drama at CSL and WiseTech, discuss the outlook for top tech stocks, and take live questions from subscribers on everything from rate cuts to US market strategies.
23/10/2025
Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard are back for this week’s Boom! Doom! Zoom!, tackling your questions and sharing sharp takes on some of the most talked-about stocks on the ASX.
16/10/2025
This week on Boom, Doom & Zoom, Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard break down the latest unemployment data and what it means for a potential Cup Day rate cut. With the economy slowing faster than expected, the pair discuss how investors can position for the next move from the RBA
09/10/2025
Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard are back with another lively episode of Boom, Doom & Zoom, unpacking one of the strangest markets in memory — where gold, crypto, and equities are all hitting record highs at once.
02/10/2025
In this week’s Boom Doom Zoom, Paul Rickard and Peter Switzer tackle your market questions and dive into the big stock stories moving investors.
25/09/2025
In this episode of Boom, Doom, Zoom, Peter Switzer is joined by Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities to tackle your stock questions and unpack the big moves in the market. From the lithium rebound to uranium’s explosive outlook, there’s a lot to cover.
18/09/2025
From rate cuts to stock picks, Paul and Peter break down the latest moves in the market and answer your questions on everything from gold ETFs to small cap strategies.
11/09/2025
From tech to telcos, miners to media, the duo dig into which names are buy-worthy and which ones might be running out of puff.
04/09/2025
From healthcare laggards to tech bargains and dividend-heavy defensives — this week’s Boom Doom and Zoom breaks down the stocks you’re asking about.
28/08/2025
Paul Rickard and Adam Dawes talk market movers, winners and losers: James Hardie, MIN, CSL and more
21/08/2025
Markets were rattled this week as James Hardie (ASX: JHX) delivered a disappointing update that left investors questioning management’s strategy and gearing levels. Meanwhile, Megaport (ASX: MP1) saw its usual rollercoaster ride, plunging 15% before clawing back losses on growth spending plans.
