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Mar 29, 2026 • 1h 5min

TIP803: How Economics and Art Shape Better Investors w/ Kyle Grieve

They explore how economic ideas like scarcity, supply and demand, cycles, optimization, specialization, competition, and bubbles shape business value. Then they switch to artful concepts such as audience, contrast, framing, and narrative and how those influence investor perceptions and shareholder composition. Short, concrete examples tie each idea to real companies and risks.
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Mar 27, 2026 • 1h 5min

TIP802: When Genius Was Just Luck: The Go-Go Years w/ Kyle Grieve

A dive into the 1960s speculative boom, highlighting euphoria, leverage and financial engineering. Stories of outsized IPO multiples, fraudulent growth schemes and forced sell-offs illustrate market distortions. Also covers momentum-driven performance chases, conglomerate accounting tricks and how incentives warped decision-making.
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Mar 22, 2026 • 1h 4min

TIP801: Value Investing Meets Venture Capital w/ Kyle Grieve

A sharp look at how venture capital thinking can reshape value investing. It digs into power laws, why a few big winners drive returns, and the danger of selling too soon. There’s also a focus on network effects, de-risking before sizing up, overlooked stocks, profitable inflection points, and the patience needed to spot long-term mispricing.
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Mar 20, 2026 • 1h 15min

TIP800: Navigating an AI-Driven Market w/ François Rochon

François Rochon, founder of Giverny Capital and a longtime value investor, explores why AI feels like the early internet and why valuing it is so tricky. He digs into Nvidia, Alphabet, Meta, and Constellation Software. He also talks about Mark Leonard, why he sold CarMax after 18 years, and the traits that matter most for long-term investing.
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Mar 15, 2026 • 1h 6min

TIP799: The Davis Dynasty w/ Kyle Grieve

A multi-generation investing family story centered on how insurance businesses powered long-term compounding. Tales of frugality, leverage, and the so-called “double play” of earnings growth plus multiple expansion. Reflections on big mistakes like selling Geico and the shift from many small bets to a few long-held winners.
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Mar 13, 2026 • 1h 2min

TIP798: Nintendo Stock Deep Dive w/ Clay Finck

A deep history of how a playing-card company became a gaming powerhouse. The rise and rescue of the Switch and why iterative hardware matters. How franchises, parks, films, and mobile extend intellectual property. The shift from one-time sales to recurring revenue and what Switch 2 could mean for Nintendo’s ecosystem and valuation.
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Mar 8, 2026 • 1h 4min

TIP797: Born To Be Wired w/ Kyle Grieve

A deep dive into John Malone’s creative dealmaking, leverage tactics, and tax‑efficient spinoffs. Short asymmetric bets and roll‑up clustering that built regional dominance get highlighted. Risk frameworks, liquidity maneuvers, and novel financing that protected control and created outsized returns are explored.
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Mar 6, 2026 • 55min

TIP796: Die with Zero & Linde Stock Analysis w/ Clay Finck

A deep dive into a provocative book that argues for spending to maximize life experiences rather than just accumulating wealth. Discussion of timing your big life moments, gifting money earlier, and 'time-bucketing' to plan fulfillment. A thorough company analysis of Linde PLC, its industrial gas moat, growth drivers from clean-energy projects, and why its business model may be compelling today.
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Mar 1, 2026 • 1h 21min

TIP795: Berkshire, Moody's, & BellRing Brands w/ Stig Brodersen, Tobias Carlisle, and Hari Ramachandra

Stig Brodersen welcomes Tobias Carlisle, value investor and author, and Hari Ramachandra, fundamental equity analyst. They debate Berkshire’s capital strength and succession, BellRing’s Premier Protein brand, margins and concentration risks, and Moody’s duopoly, recurring analytics and regulation concerns. Short, punchy stock pitches and heated tradeoffs.
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Feb 27, 2026 • 1h 1min

TIP794: Keynes And The Markets w/ Kyle Grieve

A deep dive into John Maynard Keynes as an investor and how his thinking evolved from risky macro bets to business-focused compounding. Talks about temperament, concentration, and position sizing as practical tools. Explores markets as social systems and the role of adaptability and belief updating in successful investing.

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