The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network

The Investor's Podcast Network
undefined
32 snips
Jan 10, 2023 • 49min

TIP513: Warren Buffett's Money Mind

Explore the mindset that drives Warren Buffett's investment decisions, deeply influenced by his father's values. Discover how Buffett adapts to changing markets, seeing volatility as an opportunity. Learn about the evolution of value investing through different expert perspectives, emphasizing the importance of understanding businesses and consumer psychology. Hear how emotional discipline and a focus on process over outcome distinguish successful investors. This engaging discussion unpacks Buffett's strategies against traditional academic views.
undefined
64 snips
Jan 8, 2023 • 1h 60min

RWH020: The Disciplined Growth Investor w/ Fred Martin

Fred Martin, lead portfolio manager at Disciplined Growth Investors, discusses valuable investment strategies and risk management insights shaped by his Navy experience during the Vietnam War. He shares his skepticism about Tesla's valuation and emphasizes the importance of patience in aligning stock prices with intrinsic value. Fred reflects on how studying Benjamin Graham influenced his methods and highlights the necessity of collaborative decision-making in investing. He also emphasizes the significance of purpose and relationships in life, advocating for a disciplined and reflective approach to both investing and personal growth.
undefined
109 snips
Jan 6, 2023 • 1h 13min

TIP512: Top Takeaways from 2022 w/ Trey Lockerbie

Trey Lockerbie hosts an engaging discussion with notable guests including Josh Young, an energy expert discussing energy's role in inflation and Buffett's investments, Ian Cassell, a micro-cap investing guru highlighting the sector's past successes, and Brent Johnson, who sheds light on his intriguing dollar milkshake theory. Dan Rasmussen and Joe Brown dive into market indicators, with Joe exploring the contrarian put-call ratio. Together, they share insights on navigating the complexities of current economic conditions and investment landscapes.
undefined
4 snips
Jan 4, 2023 • 55min

BTC111: Nostr - Decentralized Social Media and Bitcoin w/ William Casarin (Bitcoin Podcast)

William Casarin, the builder of the Damus application, dives into the revolutionary Nostr protocol that enables decentralized social media without major corporate control. He discusses Nostr's simplicity and its potential evolution over the next five years. Concerns about open speech and moderation are addressed, alongside how traditional platforms might benefit from utilizing Nostr. Casarin also explains the financial ties with Bitcoin and the incentives for users to run their relays, providing a thought-provoking look at the future of online communication.
undefined
144 snips
Jan 3, 2023 • 54min

TIP511: How to Pick Stocks like Peter Lynch

Discover how everyday investors can outperform Wall Street with simple strategies. Explore Peter Lynch's unique investment methods and the importance of categorizing stocks to manage expectations. Learn what to look for in a great company and the pitfalls of 'diworsification.' The discussion highlights common mistakes new investors make, emphasizing the need for thorough research and the value of familiar industries. With insights on long-term investing and overlooked opportunities, this conversation offers a treasure trove of practical advice for all investors.
undefined
31 snips
Jan 1, 2023 • 1h 7min

TIP510: Money and Happiness w/ Stig Brodersen and William Green

Discover how integrity and authenticity play a crucial role in living a fulfilling life. The hosts explore the idea of being 'poor rich,' emphasizing independence over financial wealth. They discuss embracing flaws with kindness and the importance of genuine connections, moving away from superficial social engagements. Touching on navigating the balance between money and personal fulfillment, the conversation highlights that true happiness often exists outside of material pursuits and emphasizes the value of nurturing deep relationships.
undefined
Dec 30, 2022 • 58min

TIP509: Value Analysis of Warner Brothers Discovery, Lithia Motors and Meta w/ Bill Nygren & Alex Fitch

Bill Nygren, a value investing guru at Oakmark Funds, and Alex Fitch, his fellow portfolio manager, delve into intriguing market insights. They explain Oakmark's strategy for navigating today’s economy and discuss why Warner Brothers Discovery is currently undervalued post-merger. The duo also highlights Lithia Motors' clever success in the used car market while contrasting it with struggling competitor Carvana. Additionally, they explore the mixed reactions to Meta's Metaverse investments, questioning its financial wisdom amid strong cash flows from Instagram.
undefined
Dec 28, 2022 • 56min

BTC110: Japanese Credit Markets, Bitcoin, and Nostr w/ James Lavish (Bitcoin Podcast)

James Lavish, a finance and macroeconomics expert, shares insights on Japanese credit markets and the world of Bitcoin. He discusses the significance of Nostr for free speech and Bitcoin's future. The impact of Japan's rising yields on global economies is dissected, along with the role of disinflation in the US and inflation challenges in the EU. Additionally, Lavish highlights the ramifications of the FTX situation on Bitcoin and examines China's COVID policies and their effects on global demand.
undefined
14 snips
Dec 27, 2022 • 50min

TIP508: Berkshire's Purchase of TSM & Meta "Doomsday" Analysis

Explore the pivotal role of semiconductors in the economy and TSM's competitive edge in the industry. Discover Warren Buffett's surprising investment strategy and the geopolitical tensions surrounding Taiwan. Delve into potential risks of investing in TSM and the challenges faced by Meta in its ambitious shift to the metaverse. The discussion also critiques prevailing market sentiments and highlights underappreciated stocks like Intel, emphasizing the importance of value investing in today’s landscape.
undefined
8 snips
Dec 25, 2022 • 2h 1min

RWH019: Winning the Long Game w/ John Spears

John Spears, managing director at Tweedy Brown, shares his passion for value investing, sparked at just 12 years old. He recounts the humbling lessons from an early investment disaster and the importance of tracking insider buying. The conversation reveals Spears' admiration for Warren Buffett and his preference for high-quality, albeit 'dull', stocks like Nestle. He emphasizes achieving satisfactory returns over chasing unrealistic profits while advocating for a debt-free lifestyle and global diversification in investments, all influenced by his Quaker values.

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!
App store bannerPlay store banner
Get the app