My Worst Investment Ever Podcast

Andrew Stotz
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Dec 19, 2018 • 24min

Adam Butler – You Can Be Right for a Long Time and Still Be Wrong

Adam Butler, Chief Investment Officer of ReSolve Asset Management, talks about the importance of diversification as the best protection against ignorance. He shares his worst investment experience that led to self-doubt but taught him valuable lessons on investing theses, super cycles, and the value of diversification in investment strategy.
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Dec 17, 2018 • 9min

Andrew Stotz’s Season Wrap – 6 Ways You Will Lose Your Money

Financial expert Andrew Stotz shares insights on 6 ways to avoid losing money in investments. Topics include investing in startups, monitoring investments, and avoiding misplaced trust. Learn from past mistakes to improve future investment strategies.
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Dec 12, 2018 • 20min

Jotak Nandwana – Sit Tight, Be Cool, Don’t Watch the Score

Jotak Nandwana, an Equity Analyst for MarketSmith India, discusses using CAN SLIM style in the Indian stock market. He shares his experience of focusing on the investment scoreboard too closely, leading to bad decisions. The podcast dives into missed opportunities, tax implications, learning from mistakes, and improving investment decisions by studying behaviors and past errors.
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Dec 10, 2018 • 21min

Brandon Gaille – Do Your Research Before Spending a Dime

Brandon Gaille, entrepreneur and podcast host, shares his journey from riches to rags due to health issues, leading to financial losses. He emphasizes the importance of research before investments and the value of time in business ventures. The podcast explores investment mistakes, understanding risks, and learning from failures for personal growth.
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Dec 5, 2018 • 20min

Meredith Jones – Don’t Let the Monsters in Your Head Become the Monster of Your Pocket

Meredith Jones, an experienced investment professional and author, shares insights on balancing risk-taking and cash reserves. She reflects on Nashville's financial growth, personal struggles, and key lessons from past financial crises. Jones emphasizes the value of long-term investing, overcoming psychological barriers, and utilizing a rules-based approach to mitigate risk.
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Dec 3, 2018 • 15min

Eslam Shaaban – Take Extra Care with Illiquid Property Investments

Eslam Shaaban, a civil construction manager and international real estate investor, shares his worst investment story about purchasing a property without visiting the location. He emphasizes the importance of reducing risks, doing thorough research, and not trusting others blindly in the investment process.
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Nov 28, 2018 • 26min

Mitchell Van Der Zahn – Past Performance Does Not Predict Future Returns

Mitchell Van Der Zahn, an expert in accounting and finance, shares his journey from academia to the private sector. He discusses a costly oil and gas investment in Singapore during a market boom, successful investments in privatized subsidiaries, and the lessons learned from a failed investment due to lack of research and overreliance on past performance. The podcast emphasizes the importance of diversification, setting stop losses, and making rational investment decisions.
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Nov 26, 2018 • 9min

Sopon Srisakunpath – Beware of Seductive Online Trading Strategies

Guest Sopon Srisakunpath shares his worst investment experience in a seductive online trading platform, losing a significant amount. He emphasizes the importance of studying investments thoroughly and knowing what you're getting into. The podcast delves into the dangers of get-rich-quick schemes and emotional manipulation in investing.
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Nov 22, 2018 • 25min

Jonathan Freedman – If I’m Being Totally Honest

Jonathan Freedman, from Consilience Capital Management LLC, shares insights on ethics in finance through his worst investment story. He highlights the importance of honesty and alignment in business, emphasizing the value of self-reflection and zero-based thinking in decision-making.
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Nov 19, 2018 • 15min

Daniel Egan – Remember That Time is Your Greatest Asset

Daniel Egan, from Betterment, shares his story of a risky investment in a double leverage Oil ETF, emphasizing the value of time and confidence over money. Lessons focus on position sizing, costs, and opportunity cost in investing, highlighting the emotional toll and need for thorough understanding. The importance of analyzing investment costs, understanding various instruments, and considering opponents is discussed. Trade-offs in diversification and viewing time as a valuable asset are also stressed in decision-making.

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