PODCAST EPISODES
TIP140: Attending the 2017 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder’s Meeting
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk about their experience of attending the 2017 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder's meeting. The Investors play five of the best Q&A that occurred during the meeting. After each question, Preston and Stig provide their feedback and analysis on Buffett and Munger's responses.
TIP139: Jim Rogers – Macro, Gold, Junk Bonds, India, & Currencies
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk to the legendary investor, Jim Rogers. Rogers became a world renown name after beating the S&P500 by 4200% in the 1970s. In addition to being an investment guru, Rogers has driven around the entire world two times (once by car and once by motorcycle). Jim's specialty is macro and currency investing.
TIP138: James Rickards (Part II) – Currencies, the Euro, and Central Banking
In this second part interview, Preston and Stig talk to the world renown economist and central banking expert, James Rickards. Jim provides interesting comments on how currencies work and what he thinks about the Euro. Jim is the New York Times Best Selling Author of books like Currency Wars, The Death of Money, and A New Case for Gold.
TIP137: Jim Rickards – How Central Bankers Think
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk to the world renown economist and central banking expert, James Rickards. Jim is the New York Times Best Selling Author of books like Currency Wars, The Death of Money, and A New Case for Gold. During this episode, Jim describes the checklist he uses to identify whether the FED will raise or not raise the federal funds' interest rates.
TIP136: Joel Greenblatt’s Book, You Can Be A Stock Market Genius
In this show, Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen read Joel Greenblatt's best-selling book, You Can Be A Stock Market Genius. Greenblatt is a famous value investor that achieved a 50% annual return for ten years when he ran Gotham Capital. Today, Greenblatt's personal net worth is $600 million and he teaches Benjamin Graham's value investing course at Columbia Business School.
TIP135: Ford Men by Christopher Whalen
In this show, we talk to the brilliant Christopher Whalen about his new book titled, Ford Men. Whalen provides profound research into the ultimate success of the Ford Motor Company, and for some people, his results might be surprising. Instead of hearing the typical narrative that talks to Henry Ford's incredible strengths as a leader, Whalen suggests the men around Ford where the primary result for his global success.
TIP134: Unshakeable by Tony Robbins
Since the 2008 financial crisis, Tony Robbins has been on a mission to educate the world about the stock market and the best ways to protect yourself against substantial loss. In 2014, Robbins' wrote the book, Money Master the Game. Today, he has a new book titled, Unshakeable, and it's the #1 investing book on Amazon. In this episode, Preston and Stig discuss what they learned from reading Robbins' newest book, Unshakeable.
TIP133: Richard Duncan’s Discussion w/ Alan Greenspan
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk to macro investor, Richard Duncan. Richard has worked with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, among numerous other financial institutions. Recently, Richard had a sit-down discussion with the former Chairman of the Federal Reserve (FED), Alan Greenspan. During our conversation with Richard, he discloses the finer points of his exchange with Mr. Greenspan.
TIP132: Raoul Pal – Macro Investing & New Opportunities
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk to one of the most notable macro investors in the world, Raoul Pal. Raoul is the owner and CEO of Real Vision TV and he has interviewed some of the biggest names in finance. During this interview, Raoul talks about some of the best ideas he has heard in 2017 from billionaire hedge fund managers and high net worth individuals.
TIP131: Smarter, Faster, Better by Charles Duhigg
In this episode, Preston and Stig read a book that was recommended by Billionaire Ray Dalio. Charles Duhigg is a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer from the New York Times who has outlined the specific attributes of productivity. If you're looking for reasons why some projects capture your interest and attention more than others, this book review will provide some clues for what's happening.
