Would Miranda Priestly invest in Hermes? | Loud Investing

What do The Devil Wears Prada, Birkin bags and investing have in common? Welcome to Loud Investing, the podcast where pop culture meets your investment portfolio. In our debut episode, Sarah, a Senior Account Manager at etoro, and Tash, etoro’s Social Media Manager, explore what Anne Hathaway’s big-screen return and The Devil Wears Prada 2 can teach us about money, markets and investing. This episode isn’t really about handbags. It’s about spotting potential investing themes in the things you already know and understand... from fashion and beauty to technology and healthcare. Sarah and Tash unpack the so-called “Miranda Priestly portfolio”, explain why patience matters more than hype, and share how one honest conversation about money can change someone's financial future... especially for women who've been left out of the investing conversation. If you've ever wondered whether investing is for you, start here. Because investing doesn’t have to feel intimidating. It can be familiar, relevant and... dare we say it... a little fun. New to investing? Here are a few quick definitions: - Stock: a share of ownership in a company - Portfolio: the collection of investments you own - Inflation: how money loses value over time as prices rise (see: The Freddo) - Long-term investing: holding investments for years, not weeks, to let them grow Key Topics: - Why luxury brands like Hermes, Dior, Burberry, and L'Oreal became the perfect example of a pop-culture portfolio - How “investing in what you know” can give you an edge, whether that means fashion, tech, healthcare, or beauty - Why patience and long-term thinking matters more than hype - How inflation quietly erodes cash sitting in low-interest savings accounts - Why financial independence starts with one honest conversation about money - How to start investing as a beginner, even if you think it's too late Timestamps: (00:00) The Birkin bag and the Hermès stock nobody talks about (02:07) What's loud this week: Anne Hathaway's era and the Devil Wears Prada 2 (03:33) The…