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Curated by theme, weighted by you.

Thematic stock collections grouped by idea — sectors, megatrends, screens. A research-led starting point for your own picks. The conviction is ours; the portfolio is yours.

What's a playlist?

Research, ready to mix.

Where strategies are actively-managed portfolios you follow position-for-position, playlists are short, opinionated lists of companies grouped around a single idea. Drop them into your tracker, weight them as you like, and let them seed your own thinking.

  • AI infrastructure
  • Energy transition
  • Income & dividends
  • UK value
  • Defensive growth
  • Consumer resilience

How they're built

Three steps from idea to list.

Every playlist starts with the same patient, research-led process. No ETFs in disguise, no broad-market screens dressed up as ideas.

  1. 01

    Theme

    A trend, sector, or screen worth a focused list — chosen because it's where conviction is forming, not because it's trending.

  2. 02

    Research

    Bottom-up review of every candidate. Companies make the list because the fundamentals stand up — not because they fit the label.

  3. 03

    Curate & refresh

    A short, opinionated set of names — typically a dozen or so. Refreshed as our research evolves; additions and removals are flagged as they happen.

How you'll use them

Pick the names. Pick the weights. Track everything.

Playlists are tools, not portfolios. The companies are vetted; the allocation is yours.

  • Drop into your tracker

    Every name, ready to follow alongside your existing positions.

  • Weight as you like

    No fixed allocations — express your conviction with your own sizing.

  • Mix multiple themes

    Build a portfolio that combines two or three playlists — energy transition + defensive growth, say.

  • Use as a watchlist

    Or just watch the names and let prices come to you.

  • See the research behind every name

    Each company links through to the underlying analysis — why it earned its place.

  • Track changes as they happen

    Additions, removals, and notable updates are flagged so you're not the last to know.

Some investors want a strategy to follow. Others want a starting point. Playlists are for the second group — research without the managed account.
Neil Woodford · Founder
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