The Investor's Podcast Network

Each day, our team of expert investors puts together a 5-minute-to-read newsletter simply explaining the three biggest stories in financial markets. Cut through the jargon and learn what really matters — get smarter: https://lnkd.in/gKD65RMX

Will Bitcoin be widely adopted? Full video: https://lnkd.in/gpWrP3A2

Lessons from the aggressive conservative investor Full video: https://lnkd.in/gfz9AwQg

Create your own investment spreadsheet Full video: https://lnkd.in/gEC5YYq7

What do you think about the 4-step framework? Full video: https://lnkd.in/gpB-yHdK

In some of the most unsurprising financial news all week, Nvidia reported more dominant results that underscore its continued growth — and the boom of both the semiconductor and artificial intelligence spaces. In last Friday's edition of We Study Markets, we discussed the biggest stories in markets: Breaking down Nvidia’s latest earnings, and why the stars have aligned for U.S. financial stocks. Stay in the loop! https://lnkd.in/gGcQhFZj

It’s hard to believe, but this week marks one year since Charlie Munger’s death. The investing legend lived a rich life to 99, leaving fingerprints all over the investing community. So today, we'll share some of Munger’s most timeless life and investing lessons, all worth revisiting over and over. https://lnkd.in/gc6QWPvm

Check out today's episode of Millennial Investing, where Shawn O'Malley O’Malley explores the fundamentals of, and merits in, being a long-term, quality-focused investor, using John Huber’s success and philosophy as an example to follow. Learn about what makes Huber’s fee structure special, Huber’s philosophy for investing long-term in high-quality companies, how time-arbitrage gives long-term investors a structural advantage in markets, how to blend both a focus on value and quality, and so much more! Listen: https://buff.ly/3CG6VdD Watch:

On today's We Study Billionaires episode, Kyle Grieve discusses major takeaways from the book The Warren Buffett Portfolio, including why concentrated portfolios offer the highest probabilities of outperforming, how focus investors think about risk, and a whole lot more! Here are the highlights from the episode: ? The reasons that focus investors are concentrated and the pros and cons of having a concentrated portfolio. ? Buffett’s views on risk and what risk means to him. ? Warren Buffett’s 4-step framework to determine whether an investment is rational. ? The shared characteristics of these five investors, which helped them overperform. ? Exciting research on the effects of concentrating your portfolio on long-term performance. ? How to measure your performance using fundamentals instead of stock prices. ? Simple ways to widen your circle of competence. ? Why you should think in probabilities when thinking about investing and practical ways of applying it to your investing. ? The primary principles Warren Buffett learned from Benjamin Graham and Charlie Munger to best understand human psychology in markets. ? The roles of overconfidence, overreaction, loss aversion, and mental accounting have on investor psychology. ? And so much more! Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/gpB-yHdK Tune in to the episode: https://lnkd.in/gNH6TJrZ

Tune in to We Study Billionaires as Clay Finck and Roger Fan discuss Joel Greenblatt’s book, “You can be a Stock Market Genius.” Joel Greenblatt is one of the greatest hedge fund managers of all time. Greenblatt famously averaged 40% a year over 20 years. At that rate, $1 million grows into $836 million. Roger Fan is the Chief Investment Officer at RF Capital Management. RF Capital seeks to achieve superior risk-adjusted returns by investing in obscure, undervalued companies globally. Check out the highlights from the episode: ? An overview of Joel Greenblatt’s background as an investor, author, teacher, and philanthropist. ? Why Greenblatt focused much of his attention on special situations to beat the market. ? What a spinoff is and why they are ripe hunting grounds for mispricings. ? One of Greenblatt’s favorite case studies for spinoffs. ? The three key characteristics to look for in a spinoff transaction for investors. ? How Joel Greenblatt views investing in bankruptcy deals. ? Which special situations Roger prefers to invest in. ? How Roger approaches concentration in his portfolio. Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/gEC5YYq7 Tune in to the episode: https://lnkd.in/gFcRawYY