PODCAST EPISODES
TIP151: Billionaire Jesse Itzler – Business, Branding, Everest & More
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk to the Billionaire owner of the Atlanta Hawks basketball team, Jesse Itzler. During this interview, Jesse shares his stories of what it was like to create Marquis Jet. Jesse also talks about his next extreme physical test. Not only that, but he asks Preston to participate in the experience too - you won't want to miss this exchange!
TIP150: Questions from the Audience – Artificial Intelligence, Options Trading, & Value Investing
It's hard to believe the show has reached it's 150th episode! In an effort to capture the most important aspects learned during the past 50 episodes, Preston and Stig capture their top two highlights from doing the show. After the initial discussion, Preston and Stig cold-call their fans of the show to have a fun-filled and entertaining discussion about various topics.
TIP149: Billionaire Seth Klarman’s Margin of Safety
One of the less known billionaires for people outside of the value investing community is Seth Klarman. For the past nine years, Klarman's fund has produced a 20% annual return and his fund now manages over $31 billion dollars. Klarman has a very famous book titled, Margin of Safety, which often sells for more than $700 per copy. In this episode, Preston and Stig discuss what they learned from reading Klarman's book.
TIP148: Becoming Rejection Proof – Jia Jiang
One of the most common traits we have found in billionaires is being rejection proof. People like Sara Blakely, Richard Branson, and numerous others often talk about how their ability to bounce back after a setback is the key factor for their ultimate success. In this week's show, we read actionable ways to become rejection proof, based on Jia Jiang's exceptional best-selling book which was highly endorsed by billionaire Tony Hsieh.
TIP147: Billionaire Charlie Munger and the Daily Journal
Charlie Munger’s net worth is about 1.5 billion and as most people know, he’s Warren Buffett’s vice chairman at Berkshire Hathaway. As we’ve talked about on previous episodes, Munger is really a brilliant individual that’s considered a polymath. Few people know that Charlie is an investor with the Daily Journal Corporation in Los Angeles California. As a result, he does a question and answer period every year at the shareholder meeting. One of our good friends Hari Ramachandra was lucky enough to attend the Daily Journal meeting this year, and while he was there, he captured some of the best responses that Charlie gave.
TIP146: Superforecasting by Dan Gardner and Philip Tetlock – Summary
During Preston and Stig's discussion with legendary investor, Ed Thorp, he suggested that a great book to understand the craft of making accurate predictions and estimates for the future was a book titled, Superforecasting. As a result, this episode is a review of that book and what the key attributes are for increasing your understanding of what could and will happen.
TIP145: Bitcoin Vs. Ethereum w/ Tuur Demeester
Since the last time Preston and Stig talked about Bitcoin in 2015, the price has surged 1000%. As more people become fascinated with cryptocurrencies, we decide to talk with world renown blockchain expert, Tuur Demeester. During the conversation, Tuur talks about a potential Bitcoin fork and the differences between Ethereum and Bitcoin.
TIP143: Mastermind Discussion 2nd Quarter 2017
In this episode, Preston and Stig hold their Mastermind discussion with Tobias Carlisle, and former billion dollar hedgefund manager, Jesse Felder. Each member of the group presents a stock investing idea. After each group member pitches their idea, the group then dissects and troubleshoots the position.
TIP142: The Uber and Airbnb Revolution w/ Brad Stone
New York Times best-selling author, Brad Stone, joins TIP this week to talk about his first-hand accounts with the CEOs of Uber, Airbnb, and Amazon. Brad shares his thoughts on his new book, The Upstarts, where he profiles the killer companies of Silicon Valley and how they are changing the way the world works.