Mar 29
TIP803: How Economics and Art Shape Better Investors w/ Kyle Grieve
Kyle Grieve discusses key mental models from economics and art and how they apply to investing and decision-making. He explores economic concepts such as scarcity, supply and demand, optimization, specialization, efficiency, competition, and bubbles, illustrating them with real-w ... Show More
1h 5m
Mar 27
TIP802: When Genius Was Just Luck: The Go-Go Years w/ Kyle Grieve
In today’s episode, Kyle Grieve discusses the speculative boom of the 1960s “Go-Go Years” as presented in John Brooks’ book, highlighting the dangers of euphoria, leverage, and financial engineering. He explores case studies like Ross Perot, Edward Gilbert, Atlantic Acceptance, a ... Show More
1h 4m
Mar 22
TIP801: Value Investing Meets Venture Capital w/ Kyle Grieve
In today’s episode, Kyle Grieve discusses lessons from venture capital that long-term value investors can apply to improve decision-making. He explores concepts such as power laws, network effects, de-risking investments, and the importance of holding high-potential businesses. I ... Show More
1h 4m
Apr 2024
MI349: The Quality Quest: Building Wealth, One Quality Investment At A Time w/ Compounding Quality
Kyle Grieve chats with Compounding Quality about his quality investing philosophy, how quality businesses at fair evaluations can compound your money for decades, how quality investors can optimize portfolio management, which quantitative metrics to pay special attention to, what ... Show More
1h 9m
Apr 2023
MI Rewind: Buying Winners Through Momentum Investing w/ Wes Gray
Clay Finck chats with Wes Gray all about momentum investing, how retail investors can utilize a momentum strategy, and much more!
Dr. Gray earned an MBA and a PhD in finance from the University of Chicago where he studied under Nobel Prize Winner Eugene Fama.
IN THIS EPISODE, YO ... Show More
55m 8s
Jun 2023
MI Rewind: Studying Superinvestors, Investing Checklists, & Seritage Growth Properties w/ Tom Botica
In this rewind episode, Clay Finck chats with Tom Botica about what it means to invest with a margin of safety, Seritage Growth Properties, and much more!
Tom is a value investor and studies superinvestors such as Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Mohnish Pabrai, Guy Spier, and man ... Show More
50m 59s
Nov 2019
MI015: Start Investing in Individual Stocks with Jason Moser (Investing Podcast)
On today’s show, I talk with investing expert Jason Moser. Jason has over a decade of experience picking individual stocks, is one of The Motley Fool’s top Investment Analysts, and is a host on the popular podcast Industry Focus. Not only is he very passionate about stock investi ... Show More
38m 57s
Mar 2023
MI262: Warren Buffett’s 4 Principles of Investing w/ Michelle Marki & Signe Lonholdt
Rebecca Hotsko chats with Michelle Marki, who is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and Signe Lonholdt, who is an executive at LEGO Group. They talk about the most important lessons from studying Superinvestors like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, their thought ... Show More
55m 44s
May 2023
MI274: Investing in Emerging Markets w/ Perth Tolle
Robert Leonard chats with Perth Tolle. In this episode, they discuss the relationship between Freedom metrics and returns for emerging markets, the four main autocratic risk factors impacting investments in countries under authoritarian rule, and more!
Perth Tolle is the founder ... Show More
44m 11s
Aug 2019
MI001: A Guide to Getting Started Investing with Stig Brodersen (Investing Podcast)
On today’s show, I talk with Stig Brodersen. Stig is Co-Founder and Co-Host of We Study Billionaires by The Investor’s Podcast Network, a best-selling author, and a former college professor. He has successfully grown We Study Billionaires to the #1 stock investing podcast in the ... Show More
53m 11s
On today’s episode, Kyle talks to Dede Eyesan about investing outside of your home country and what you need to research to improve your circle of competence, why China, India, and Japan have some interesting businesses and which sectors might produce the next outperformers, the strength of monopoly type businesses when searching for outperformers, the chara ... Show More
