Published by Peter Watson
Watson’s Daily is the newsletter that improves your COMMERCIAL AWARENESS. In this podcast, the writer of Watson’s Daily talks about the week’s news and its implications. Peter Watson is an ex-stockbroker (13 years at 4 different investment banks in London and Tokyo) who advised some of the world’s biggest financial institutions on the UK, European and Japanese stock markets. He uses this experience to break down and explain key business and financial markets news in an approachable way! He also does the occasional podcast on career-related matters an ex-headhunter.
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In this episode, Ralph and I talk about what the UAE quitting OPEC means for OPEC and the Middle East...
46 min
Ralph and I talk about three potential scenarios for what we're seeing at the moment...
31 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about Bank of America's massive mistake this week...
37 min
In this episode, Ralph and I discuss what's next for Trump's tariffs after the Supreme Court decision late on Friday night...
29 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about the AI bubble that's freaking out investors at the moment and why the sell-off of ALL AI names isn't a good idea...
52 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about what could be behind the collapse in the gold price (and it's perhaps not what you think), the effect of AI on jobs and education and then the implications of SpaceX's acquisition of xAI.
23 min
In this episode, Emma Dulinkova and I talk about Amazon's decision to cut 14,000 jobs and whether companies are just using AI as an excuse to sack people they were going to cut anyway...
53 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about the potential for superapps and whether driverless taxis will work in London (and what that might mean). The chat about superapps was prompted by a story this week about OpenAI's chief pursuing this with increasing functionality of ChatGPT and Elon Musk's previously-stated desire to make a superapp along the lines of WeChat in China. The chat about driverless taxis was prompted by Waymo coming to London. It'll be in competition with Wayve/Uber and, of course, black cabs among others...
49 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about bubbles in gold, bitcoin and AI as well as the sad decline of the London stock market as a global financial force...
40 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about Trump's new pharma-portal (is it actually as good as it sounds?) as well as the moral and practical implications of AI in grief tech... This episode was recorded on Sunday 5th October 2025
21 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about the latest goings-on with US trade tariffs and whether insulting your boss is a sackable offence... This episode was recorded on Friday 5th September 2025
47 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about Trump tightening his grip on the Fed and how stellar valuations are being justified for OpenAI...
45 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about Trump's latest assault on the Fed chief and why VPNs are suddenly so popular!
22 min
In this episode, Duncan and I look at the ONS's ongoing failure and Xiaomi's amazing new car launch...
23 min
In this episode, Duncan and I talk about Pernod Ricard's woes and Musk's desire for X to become a super-app...
24 min
In this episode, Duncan and I talk about what Starbucks should do about its declining business in China and whether AI really does make you stupid (an MIT study says it does!)...
27 min
In this episode, Duncan and I talk about the latest crypto-related IPO and what's going on with WhatsApp and its decision to show ads...
41 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about whether it's a good idea for businesses to prepare for WW3 in 2027 and what the future of electricity looks like...just your usual light-hearted chat on a Friday afternoon 😁
39 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about the dramatic developments for Trump's tariffs this week and why they actually matter...
1 hr 4 min
In this episode, Ralph and I talk about Trump's centrepiece bill that passed by just one vote. We also talk about UBS using virtual analysts and what that means not just for the equity research profession - but for other professions as well!
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