Best Associates Technical Analysis Podcasts (2025)

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 995 - Volatility is the Cost of Liquidity 20:17

4d ago20:17

20:17

This week, Miles and Joseph discuss the recent bounce in equities and offer perspective on heightened volatility levels.By Dorsey Wright and Associates

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Kerre Woodham: Why would the Government interfere in the aviation market? 6:35

18h ago6:35

6:35

We know airfares are expensive, right? Everybody, and I mean everybody, I know who's booked flights recently has made the comment that an overseas flight is cheaper than flying just about anywhere around New Zealand – especially to the provincial centres. Easter was huge in terms of airfares, but even on your normal everyday Wednesday morning, flyi…

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Billie Moore: NZ Airports Association CEO on rising airfares and the government considering ge 10:19

18h ago10:19

10:19

Airfares are still on the rise, and the Government is considering getting involved. It hasn’t ruled out underwriting the expansion of small regional airlines to help maintain routes and keep the price of tickets competitive. Associate Transport Minister in charge of Aviation, James Meager says he’s uncomfortable with the idea of flying becoming acc…

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Kerre Woodham: When did weather become such a big deal that it dominates the news? 6:37

2d ago6:37

6:37

Speaking of the bad weather, it brings me to the emergency mobile alerts. The emergency mobile alerts came about because Fire and Emergency and the National Emergency Management Agency and other agencies including New Zealand Police, Ministry of Primary Industries and Ministry of Health use emergency mobile alerts to alert people if their lives, pr…

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John MacDonald: What do you think about most at pre-school drop-off? 5:48

6d ago5:48

5:48

If you’ve ever done a pre-school drop-off, what’s been the main thing going through your mind? Aside from ‘am I going to get to work on time?’. Have you been more concerned about the safety and wellbeing of your child, grandchild, niece or nephew? Or have you been more concerned about the qualifications of the people working there? For me, qualific…

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John MacDonald: Here's where I'm torn on gender identity 5:39

7d ago5:39

5:39

There’s a chance you'll think I sound like I’m contradicting myself with my views on NZ First jumping on the gender identity bandwagon. Politicians love a good bandwagon and that’s what NZ First is riding with its members’ bill to legally clarify the definitions of man and woman. I say they’re riding a bandwagon because it comes on the heels of the…

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John MacDonald: What surprises me most after the Pope's passing 4:49

8d ago4:49

4:49

There’s only been one pope’s death that has really shocked me – and I don’t think it was because I was only 10 years old at the time. It was September 1978 and I remember the shock vividly. John Paul I died just 33 days after becoming the Pope. We were a Catholic family so it was all everyone seemed to be talking about. Not just because he had died…

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Episode 50: Navigating Market Cycles with Dan Wantrobski, CMT 1:12:10

8d ago1:12:10

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In our milestone 50th episode of Fill the Gap, we are honored to host Dan Wantrobski, CMT, Associate Director of Research at Janney Montgomery Scott. With over two decades of experience as a technical analyst and strategist, Dan offers a profound exploration into the long-term forces shaping today's markets. Key Discussion Points: Demographic Dynam…

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 994 - April Swings 20:20

11d ago20:20

20:20

This week, Miles and David discuss increasing uncertainty across US equity markets.By Dorsey Wright and Associates

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John MacDonald: What's so bad about ex-MPs being on local councils? 5:34

13d ago5:34

5:34

I’m starting to wonder who isn’t running for mayor in Wellington. Former Labour leader Andrew Little is the latest one joining the race to oust current mayor Tory Whanau. And, just in case you think so, I’m not endorsing Andrew Little in any way, shape, or form. But I do think having former MPs on local councils is a very good thing. Because whethe…

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Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the inflation rate rising to 2.5% 5:07

13d ago5:07

5:07

Inflation is officially on the rise again. The latest Stats NZ figures show the Consumers Price Index rose 2.5% in the year to March – up from a 2.2% rise in the year to December. The numbers cover the 12 months to March 31, and don't reflect the impact of Donald Trump's new tariffs and other new trade barriers. NZ Herald Business Editor Liam Dann …

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John MacDonald: Let's not go all misery guts over these crime stats 5:16

14d ago5:16

5:16

How are you feeling about the world, now that we know the Government’s goal of having 20,000 less violent crimes by 2029 has already been achieved? Four years early. Anyone who tries to pick holes in this result would be a bit of a misery guts, because who could find anything possibly wrong with there being 20,000 less victims? Try Ginny Andersen. …

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Dr Alison Vaughan: SPCA Scientific Officer on the new regulations cracking down on prolonged dog tethering 3:19

14d ago3:19

3:19

The Government’s cracking down on dog owners tying up pets for too long. MPI and SPCA Animal Welfare Inspectors will now be able to issue fines topping $1,000. The regulation targets dogs tethered in poor conditions with signs of mistreatment like excessive barking. SPCA Scientific Officer Dr Alison Vaughan told John MacDonald that the regulations …

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Ruth Money: Chief Victims Advisor on the latest crime figures showing a downwards trend in victim numbers 9:09

14d ago9:09

9:09

The Justice and Police Minister says the Government's surpassed its own violent crime reduction target. It set a goal in March last year of having 20 thousand fewer victims of serious violent crime, with an initial 2029 deadline. It claims it’s already beat the deadline, but admits the data is volatile and subject to change. Chief Victims Advisor R…

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John MacDonald: New sex ed curriculum is a great start 5:36

15d ago5:36

5:36

I’m liking the sound of Education Minister Erica Stanford’s approach to sex education. But it won’t be plain sailing, and she knows that. But there’s a glaring gap in this new framework she’s put out for consultation, with ideas of what kids might be taught and when from year 1 to year 13. I’ll come back to the glaring gap. But Erica Stanford is go…

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Greg Murphy: Road safety campaigner and Kiwi driving legend on changes to the driver licensing system 5:56

16d ago5:56

5:56

The driver licensing system may be in for a government overhaul. Under proposals released yesterday, the practical driving test for a full licence will go, and fewer eyesight tests will be needed. A clean record would be needed for restricted drivers to gain to their full licence, the demerit threshold for learner and restricted drivers would fall …

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 993 - Stick to the Process 28:27

18d ago28:27

28:27

This week, John Lewis, Senior PM at NDW joins Ian Saunders to discuss the wild week of market action. The conversation highlights specific support/resistance levels to monitor and reviews their favorite indicators.By Dorsey Wright and Associates

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Henry and Lani: Air New Zealand workers on the newly unveiled uniforms 11:38

19d ago11:38

11:38

Air New Zealand’s new uniform has been unvieled. It was designed by world-renowned Kiwi designer Emilia Wickstead and comes 14 years after the airline’s last uniform update. An onboard wearer trial is beginning in May, and the new uniform will be rolled out in full from 2026. Henry, a pilot for Air New Zealand, told Kerre Woodham it’s definitely a …

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Ryan Cosgrove: Campaign for Wool Chairperson on the Government directive to build using wool 10:15

20d ago10:15

10:15

Industry celebrations over a directive to use Kiwi wool in Government buildings. New builds worth more than $9 million and refurbishments costing over $100 thousand must use wool where possible from July, meeting a Coalition deal. The directive orders state agencies to follow the directive where practical. Campaign for Wool Chairperson Ryan Cosgrov…

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Kerre Woodham: How do you operate in an environment like this? 7:08

20d ago7:08

7:08

The phrase “may you live in interesting times” is bestowed not as a blessing, but as a curse. And living in these most interesting of times, you can see why that might be. That's not even taking into account the previous five years – if we just take 2025 as our year of living in interesting times, you can see why it might be a curse. Donald Trump r…

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Kerre Woodham: Policing is a community-minded calling 7:43

21d ago7:43

7:43

Now the police have been in the spotlight in the past few weeks. It should have been criticism, with Wellington Central MP Tamatha Paul's comments and the criticism of police pulling back from attending mental health call outs, but in fact, the attention has highlighted just how much our men and women in blue are valued. I'm pretty sure that wasn't…

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Chris Quin: Foodstuffs North Island CEO on the latest supermarket announcement, competition, prices 34:23

21d ago34:23

34:23

Pak’nSave shoppers seem to be getting the best deal. A recent study by Foodstuffs North Island has found that New Zealand stores offer the lowest grocery prices when compared to leading retailers in Australia and the UK. The study compared 20 everyday necessities, and after adjusting for sales tax and exchange rates, Pak’nSave came out on top – che…

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Mary Holm: Personal Finance Journalist on the impact of Trump's tariffs on investment funds 11:36

22d ago11:36

11:36

Kiwis are being urged to stay calm and stay the course as stock markets tumble. There’s global uncertainty off the back of Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, and investment funds like KiwiSaver have been taking a hit. Mortgage brokers have been facing concerns from first-home buyers, wondering what to do about the slump in their balance as they look …

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Kerre Woodham: We have to be willing and prepared to play our part 4:58

22d ago4:58

4:58

Well, we were a little in advance of the day yesterday, weren't we? If you were with me yesterday, I was looking at the armed forces lowering their standards to try to attract more people into the services. They're leaving in droves, finding it very hard to recruit new people, men and women, to join the services. And instead of lowering standards, …

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Kerre Woodham: NZDF has compromised standards, not fixed the problem 5:17

23d ago5:17

5:17

I find it incredible that within a few days of a report into the sinking of the Manawanui - a damning report that revealed the crew and the Commanding Officer of the Navy ship were under trained, ill-prepared, not up to the job, the boat wasn't up to the task it was doing when it grounded on a Samoan reef - we learn that the New Zealand Defence For…

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Pete Wolfkamp: Newstalk ZB's resident builder on the Government's decision to ease construction regulations for granny flats 12:10

23d ago12:10

12:10

Backyard granny flats are about to get bigger, and easier to build. The Government's announced it's going further to ease construction regulations, allowing for an estimated 13-thousand new flats to be built without consents. The proposed 60 square metre maximum is now increasing to 70. Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk, says removing t…

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 992 - Trends Move Negative 23:45

25d ago23:45

23:45

This week, Ian Saunders and Miles Clark discuss sharp downside from domestic equities and highlight specific trends to monitor as we head into the second quarter.By Dorsey Wright and Associates

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Kerre Woodham: Are our mental health services working? 8:38

26d ago8:38

8:38

The Access and Choice Programme, biggest investment in mental health in a generation, has now been in place for five years. The Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission released its final report on the programme rollout yesterday. The programme was funded from the 2019 wellbeing budget. You'll remember that, where more than a billion dollars, nearer …

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Matt Doocey: Mental Health Minister on the results of the latest quarterly target updates 10:32

26d ago10:32

10:32

Slow and steady improvements in mental health and addiction service access. Minister Matt Doocey's latest quarterly target updates have been released and show a small increase in the proportion of people being seen by specialist and primary services in under a month. However shorter ED department stays are still far below the 95% target, rising sli…

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Todd McClay: Trade Minister on the new tariffs coming out of the US 6:36

27d ago6:36

6:36

Our Government is asking the US for more details on its new import rules for New Zealand. Donald Trump's announced 10% tariffs on almost all goods entering the country from around the world – including New Zealand. Many countries face much higher tariffs, with goods from China being hit by a combined 54% levy. Trade Minister Todd McClay has confirm…

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Tony Mitchell: Residential Property Managers Association Chairperson on the new 7:56

27d ago7:56

7:56

Kiwis seem to be on the move. Ministry of Housing and Urban Development data shows that half of New Zealand tenancies are less than two years old, and just 1% have been in place for more than 18 years. The average tenancy is now 50 months long, up from 28 in 2010, and the median has reached 25, up from 14 in 2010. Residential Property Managers Asso…

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Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader talks the new US tariffs, future coalition partners, future of the Labour Party 35:00

27d ago35:00

35:00

Labour's leader says the US tariffs on New Zealand aren't justified in a retaliatory sense. A US chart states New Zealand imposes 20% tariffs on US imports, and Chris Hipkins is wondering if this includes GST, which isn't a tariff. He told Kerre Woodham New Zealand's one of the world's lowest no-tariff countries. Hipkins also says New Zealand won’t…

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Kerre Woodham: Paying the piper by turning down the America's Cup 6:59

28d ago6:59

6:59

Here we go again – the America’s Cup. How many times have you heard the debates for and against the America’s Cup? The Government, as you will have heard, has declined the opportunity to invest in hosting the America's Cup in 2027 and the usual arguments are raging over the wisdom or otherwise of that decision. Tātaki Auckland Unlimited (TAU) chief…

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Mark Orams: AUT Sailing Professor on the dropped bid to host the America's Cup in Auckland 13:04

28d ago13:04

13:04

Auckland's chance of hosting the next America's Cup has gone the way of the wind. Auckland Unlimited confirmed yesterday that the city is unable to proceed with its bid for the 2027 event, as the Government isn’t contributing any funding. AUT Sailing Professor and former world champion sailor, Mark Orams told Kerre Woodham that the professionalisat…

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Kerre Woodham: There's got to be a happy medium in health and safety 6:43

29d ago6:43

6:43

The war on road cones has ratcheted up, with the coalition government setting up a hotline for people to report the overzealous use of road cones and no, it's not an April Fool's joke. The hotline is part of a first tranche of measures introduced by Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Brooke van Velden, designed to reform the country's health a…

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Tex Edwards: Monopoly Watch Research Director on supermarket duopoly 9:48

30d ago9:48

9:48

The Government announced a formal Request for Information looking into what it could take to bring a third supermarket chain to the country. Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis isn't ruling out a major restructure as she says all options are on the table. Monopoly Watch Research Director Tex Edwards talks to Kerre Woodham about the announcement.…

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 991 - Strength Outside US Equities 26:28

1M ago26:28

26:28

This week, Ian Saunders and Jamie West review movement outside of domestic equities and highlight specific areas of momentum.By Dorsey Wright and Associates

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Kerre Woodham: We cannot let people get away with their crimes 8:07

1M ago8:07

8:07

Law and order was a major concern of voters going into the 2023 Election – to be fair, it's usually on the minds of voters going into any election campaign, but particularly the last one. Voters had had a guts full of doing things a different way. Of policing by consent, of giving authority to the gangs and then seeing them take over towns. We had …

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Jamie Cleine: Buller Mayor on the plans to move the town of Westport 11:23

1M ago11:23

11:23

Westport residents have been berating their council over a plan to move the flood-prone town. Draft master planning began in 2023 on a proposal to move to Government-owned Pamu-Landcorp farmland southwest of the current settlement. Buller Councillors yesterday voted to continue to the third stage. Mayor Jamie Cleine told Kerre Woodham that step ena…

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Kerre Woodham: What is our obsession with shiny new stadia? 7:41

1M ago7:41

7:41

What is this mania for the building of stadia when this country has so many already and very, very few of them are economic assets? The decision over whether to upgrade Eden Park in Auckland or to build a brand spanking new stadium on the waterfront is such an old debate. And before I go on, I will say I've been a guest of Eden Park, but it does ta…

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Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group Director on the changes to the Resource Management Act 9:56

1M ago9:56

9:56

The Government's scrapping the Resource Management Act and replacing it with new planning laws. RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop says current rules make it too hard to build the infrastructure and houses New Zealand desperately needs. He says Cabinet's agreed on a blueprint for reform, which will standardise zoning and remove differences for each l…

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Kerre Woodham: Is there such a thing as a completely fair tax system? 6:44

1M ago6:44

6:44

Is there any such thing as a completely fair tax system? Surely the most you can hope for is a least unfair tax system. I ask this because a UN report is calling for countries to check taxes are being applied proportionally to the wealthiest individuals, and questioning the fairness of GST. The UN Committee for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights …

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Bruce Bernacchi: Denton Tax Partner on New Zealand's tax system and the calls from the UN to ensure tax systems are fair 10:00

1M ago10:00

10:00

A tax expert says achieving a fair tax system is hard, but not impossible. A UN committee is calling on governments to check their tax policies are being applied proportionally to wealthier individuals. It says regressive and ineffective policies could disproportionately affect low-income households, women, and disadvantaged groups. Denton Tax Part…

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 990 - Holding Steady, For Now 20:59

1M ago20:59

20:59

This week, Ian Saunders and Jamie West discuss this week's Fed decision and the volatile state of global equity marketsBy Dorsey Wright and Associates

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John McCullum: Western Springs Speedway Manager on the final race at the stadium 10:44

1M ago10:44

10:44

After 96 years, Western Spring's Speedway's final race will take place tomorrow night. The Legends Night will be headlined by Midgets, Sprintcars, and other open-wheel categories. In October last year, Auckland councillors voted 11-8 to move all speedway events to Waikaraka Park, which will undergo an $11 million upgrade. Western Springs Speedway M…

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Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP growing, NZ leaving the technical recession 11:22

1M ago11:22

11:22

A big bounce back for our economy, despite many sectors still doing it tough. New Zealand's officially out of technical recession, with new GDP figures showing our economy grew 0.7% between October and December. Economists had predicted a growth rate of just 0.3-to-0.5%. NZ Herald Business Editor Liam Dann told Kerre Woodham while some areas still …

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Kerre Woodham: The Covid loans are proof high trust models don't work 5:07

1M ago5:07

5:07

Chris Small from ABC Business Sales summed up the business loan scheme beautifully on the Mike Hosking Breakfast this morning: it was a balls up that was going to, has indeed, and will continue to cost the country hundreds of millions of dollars. Let me take you back to March 2020. Business loans were made available in May – the announcement was ma…

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Mark Stevens: Essity General Manager on the world-first geothermal steam powered tissue machine 8:34

1M ago8:34

8:34

A Kawerau paper mill has found a new power source as New Zealand struggles with a looming winter power crunch. A newly released briefing to the Minister shows electricity supply is tight, and gas supply needs to be maintained until suitable alternatives are found. Essity’s Kawerau Paper Mill has become the first in the world to create a machine tha…

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Alan McDonald: Employers and Manufacturers Association Head of Advocacy on the Government looking to increase Kiwisaver rates 7:17

1M ago7:17

7:17

Finance Minister Nicola Willis is looking at upping the amount employees and employers contribute to their KiwiSaver accounts. She's seeking advice and taking advice on where we take KiwiSaver in the future. Commentator Shane Te Pou is saying we should be paying the same as they do in Australia where employer contributions are around 11%. Employers…

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Dorsey Wright's Podcast 989 - How Low Can We Go 18:48

2M ago18:48

18:48

This week, David and Miles discuss the sharp pullback across domestic equities and what indicators they are monitoring moving forward.By Dorsey Wright and Associates

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