Ian Bezek joins us for the follow-up to his previous interview (An Editor's Pick on Seeking Alpha).
A few highlights:
I hope you enjoy the interview.
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How many investing related emails are in your inbox right now?
How many tabs on your browser do you have opened to an investing article that you really want to read?
I have a subscriptions to the WSJ and as a result have a rain forest worth of paper piled on my office floor. Add to that The Economist and Bloomberg/Businessweek. I subscribe to all these because in my opinion they are some of the best sources of news available. But what's the goal?
Pick something you want to become at as investor or pick a classic investing book that you want to read. Then, actually plan the reading into your schedule. Identify quadrant 3 activities in your day and over rule them with life-giving quadrant 2 activities.
I hope you enjoy the rest of the show.
Lynn (aka "Dividend House") has been investing for over 30 years, but more recently began taking a much more hands on approach. In this interview, she dives into all the details of what it means to her to be a Dividend Growth Investor aka "DGI".
Jesse Moore comes out of the oil industry (upstream, midstream, and downstream) and brings with it special insights that help him as an investor.
Recently, he wrote about whether Tesla's autonomous vehicle program is a self-defeating business model and I wanted to sit down learn more about his thesis and thoughts.
He also wrote about how the first trillionaire will make their money and how space elevators will help. We talk about that as well.
Some hightlights:
I hope you enjoy the interview.
Dana Blankenhorn has been a tech journalist for forty years and knows the industry well. He recently wrote an article about how Apple (AAPL) surprised investors with their capital outlay and success in cloud computing.
In this interview we discus why cloud matters and how Apple is winning.
Of course, talking to Dana about tech is like opening a fire hydrant (in a good way!). He has so much to share and has a unique ability to express it in understandable and enjoyable ways.
Some highlights:
Other stocks discussed: Tesla, General Motors
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I hope you enjoy the interview.
Joe Springer is a self-taught investor in the line of Joel Greenblatt and Bruce Greenwald. Since he was a kid, he's been fascinated by finance and the stock market.
In today's interview, we discuss the following:
I hope you enjoy today's interview with Joe Springer.
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Bret Jensen is one of the most brilliant minds regarding biotech investment, and apparently lots of other sectors as you'll see in this interview.
We start the interview with an onslaught of just about every great opportunity Bret sees in the market right now and end up talking about how he'd invest from a desert island.
Some highlights:
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Mark Hibben is an electrical engineer and independent iOS developer who actively contributes on Seeking Alpha offering insights from his tech background.
In this interview, we dive deeper into a few of his recent articles on Apple and Tesla.
Ralph Baker is known on Seeking Alpha as "Shock Exchange," a name he derives from his youth mentorship program that teaches investment management skills and competitive basketball skills.
Ralph started learning to invest in the 5th grade when his dad gave him a copy of the WSJ and started quizzing him on it. Since then, he has spent decades in the M&A space. When it came time to teach his kids about investing, he decided to include the community and his youth program was born.
If Ralph can teach kids to invest (who went on to predict the Great Recession), I'm convinced he can teach us as well.
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I'm looking for around 15 people who would be interested in reading and discussing The Intelligent Investor book by Benjamin Graham together.
Warren Buffett says that it is, "the best book on investing ever written" and it has remained a classic for decades and decades. Any of us would be foolish to not take it seriously.
So, I'm looking for around 15 people who want to take it seriously with me.
If you want to be one of those 15 fill out this application (no cost) and I will get back to you soon.
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Shailesh Kumar is the man behind Value Stock Guide where he runs a portfolio that has returned 208% since inception (compared to 122% by the Russell 2000 and 132% by Warren Buffett over the same time period).
Shailesh is one of the best value investors I know and I sat down with him recently to find out where he is looking for value right now.
Interview highlights:
I hope you enjoy this time with Shailesh Kumar.
David Trainer is, according to his Seeking Alpha bio, "CEO of New Constructs, an independent research firm that leverages proprietary technology to find key insights from the Financial Footnotes of 10Ks and 10Qs."
That may not sound exciting, but once the impact of what this means is realized it quickly becomes a game changing advantage.
In this interview, we discuss:
I hope you enjoy the interview.
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