Mark Latham: Market Veteran and Investment Futurist

In this episode of Why Invest? Luke Hyde-Smith is joined by market veteran and investment futurist Mark Latham. With over 40 years in commodities and fund management, Mark shares his journey from running a leading resources fund to founding Commodity Intelligence and The Angry Portfolio.
They discuss the growing influence of technology across real-world industries, the challenges traditional sectors face amid disruption, and how shifts in investor sentiment often lag behind fundamental change. Mark also touches on how behavioural biases and consensus thinking can lead to missed opportunities in fast-moving markets.
The episode also covers global equity dynamics, shifting demographics, and the implications of policy and data reliability on long-term investing. With a focus on separating signal from noise, this is a timely discussion for those navigating structural changes and evolving narratives in global markets.
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