What podcasts say about Anthony Ciconte
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What Anthony Ciconte has said on podcasts
18 statements · 14 positive · 4 neutral
Fishing rights permit annual harvesting of specified species indefinitely.
“that right basically allows you to go to sea and take a quantity of fish of a certain species out of a certain area every year in perpetuity.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 6:00
Statutory fishing rights can persist indefinitely under stated conditions.
“the Statue of Fishing Right is in true perpetuity forever.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 6:40
Statutory fishing rights are limited in supply by fishery management.
“the statutory fishing rights are therefore capped to those that own them.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 7:09
Quota owners need not harvest their allocation, allowing fish stocks to reproduce.
“you actually don't have to work them. You can actually leave them, you can leave the fish in the sea and what ends up happening is the fish breed.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 8:13
CSIRO conducts research on Australian fisheries and fish stocks.
“CSIRO does all the research on Australian fisheries and fish stocks.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 10:52
Southern bluefin tuna stocks have recovered beyond endangered classifications.
“this stock has now rebounded to such an extent that it is completely off endangered, is completely off conservation dependent.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 12:40
Global southern bluefin tuna quotas increased 14%–18% in 2026.
“the quota has actually been increased on a global scale, and it's up another 14% to 18% just this year.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 12:54
Improved fishing efficiency increases the underlying value of quota assets.
“the efficiency of the production also goes up, adding further base value to the asset as well.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 17:04
The Australian Fisheries Investment Trust targets quota accumulation, income, and capital growth.
“the Australian Fisheries Investment Trust, which is a closed-end fund designed to accumulate quotas and manage those quotas for capital growth and for income over a period of time.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 19:55
Approximately 70% of Australian seafood consumption is imported.
“70% of the seafood or approximately 70% of the seafood we consume is imported.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 20:54
- on Australian seafood country-of-origin labellingPositiveOct 23, 2026· Theory of Thing Investment Podcast
Country-of-origin labelling reduces deception risk for Australian seafood investments.
“it's great for the industry because that now means that the investment really stands prior to place in sort of saying, if you want to invest in Australian fish, you're not going to be clipped with deception at the point of sale.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 22:53
Australia exports approximately 65%–70% of domestically produced fish.
“most of the fish, about 65% or 70% of our fish actually gets exported that we produce here.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 24:27
Strict fisheries compliance supports the sustainability of Australian fisheries.
“the compliance is extremely strict. And therefore, that leads to a very, very strong sustainability argument.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 25:35
Long-term quota investors can earn income while fish values rise with global demand.
“we're going to hold this, earn an income, let the value of fish go up naturally as demand goes up globally for our fish.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 26:29
Well-managed Australian marine resources are attracting investors.
“very well-managed resources like Australia's are attracting smart investors”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 26:44
Fishing rights retained value and performed during the global financial crisis.
“during the GFC, fishing rights simply didn't get affected in value and continued to perform.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 27:56
Fishing rights increased in value during COVID-19 while seafood demand rose.
“Fishing rights actually went up in value and the demand for seafood went up.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 28:13
Fishing-right investments have low entry costs, divisibility, and no stamp duty.
“it's very cheap to get in. It's instantly divisible and there is no stamp duty.”
Open the episode · Theory of Thing: Bluefin, Flake and Fishing Rights with Anthony CiconteListen at 30:38
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