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In this episode, we dissect the financial indicators that are currently painting a vivid picture of the economic landscape. The conversation begins with a deep dive into the steepening yield curve and its historical significance as a precursor to recessions. Though the inverted yield curve has long been a reliable indicator of economic downturns, its effects are not immediately felt; the fallout could be delayed by months or even years. We shed some light on the current state where long-term yields have been climbing, especially in the US, inching towards a flat curve, which historically has brought economies closer to recessions, especially coming off a period of yield curve inversion. Transitioning from global economic indicators, the discussion pivots to the domestic financial arena, focusing on the High-Interest Savings Accounts (HISA) and the recent regulatory pullback in Canada. Over the last 15 years, the near-zero rate environment has challenged savers and low-risk investors to find yield, often nudging them higher on the risk curve. The recent uptick in rates ushered in a plethora of opportunities in the fixed income domain, particularly the High-Interest Savings Accounts ETFs, which offered a haven for capital while providing meaningful near-equity liquid returns with lower risk profiles, boasting up to 5-5.5% returns. However, this financial refuge didn't sit well with banks, leading to a robust lobbying effort to regulators to rein in on these products. The regulatory bodies acquiesced, introducing measures that pared nearly 0.5% off returns. This move, aimed at securing a backdoor 0.5% margin for banks, starkly contrasts with the ethos of ensuring the safety and security of Canadian investors. The episode also touches on the irony where certain banks and brokerages like TD have barred these trades, while risk-laden triple inverse emerging market crypto ETFs continue to operate without a hitch.
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In this episode, we dissect the financial indicators that are currently painting a vivid picture of the economic landscape. The conversation begins with a deep dive into the steepening yield curve and its historical significance as a precursor to recessions. Though the inverted yield curve has long been a reliable indicator of economic downturns, its effects are not immediately felt; the fallout could be delayed by months or even years. We shed some light on the current state where long-term yields have been climbing, especially in the US, inching towards a flat curve, which historically has brought economies closer to recessions, especially coming off a period of yield curve inversion. Transitioning from global economic indicators, the discussion pivots to the domestic financial arena, focusing on the High-Interest Savings Accounts (HISA) and the recent regulatory pullback in Canada. Over the last 15 years, the near-zero rate environment has challenged savers and low-risk investors to find yield, often nudging them higher on the risk curve. The recent uptick in rates ushered in a plethora of opportunities in the fixed income domain, particularly the High-Interest Savings Accounts ETFs, which offered a haven for capital while providing meaningful near-equity liquid returns with lower risk profiles, boasting up to 5-5.5% returns. However, this financial refuge didn't sit well with banks, leading to a robust lobbying effort to regulators to rein in on these products. The regulatory bodies acquiesced, introducing measures that pared nearly 0.5% off returns. This move, aimed at securing a backdoor 0.5% margin for banks, starkly contrasts with the ethos of ensuring the safety and security of Canadian investors. The episode also touches on the irony where certain banks and brokerages like TD have barred these trades, while risk-laden triple inverse emerging market crypto ETFs continue to operate without a hitch.
In this episode of Stock Talk, Aman Raina, Investment Coach and Founder of Sage Investors, dives into a thought-provoking article from The Economist that flips the script on who the real investing pros are. Spoiler: it’s not your favorite TikTok finance guru. Aman breaks down how companies—not Wall Street or influencers—are making the smartest capital allocation decisions and why their boots-on-the-ground perspective gives them the ultimate edge. Backed by studies from Harvard, Yale, and Georgetown, this episode is a wake-up call to re-anchor your investing approach in timeless principles of capitalism. If you’re feeling disillusioned by the current market noise and crave a return to rational, fundamentals-based investing, this is the episode you need to hear.…
Get ready for another candid, on-the-road breakdown of the latest market moves in this special episode of Investing in Motion. Investment Coach Aman Raina dives into the June jobs report, unpacks Wall Street’s reaction, and explores why making smart investment decisions feels tougher than ever in today’s climate of distractions and volatility. From the US and Canadian labor numbers to the high-stakes drama between the Mad King and the Mad Prince, Aman shares real-time insights, personal portfolio moves, and his go-to strategy for navigating uncertainty. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting out, tune in for unfiltered market talk, practical takes on diversification, and a dash of road trip banter to take the edge off.…
Join Aman in another candid ride for the second episode of "Investing In Motion", as he navigates morning errands and market chaos, offering unfiltered takes on the latest headlines—from escalating tariff threats against the EU and Apple to the unpredictable antics of the so-called "Mad King." Amid political distractions, market volatility, and global uncertainty, the episode explores the challenges of investing in an era where distraction is the norm and policy whims can shift overnight. Tune in for sharp insights on why broad diversification is more crucial than ever, how investors can cope with uncertainty, and a possible dose of real-life road rage to keep things lively. If you want honest, real-world investing talk with a side of humor, this episode is for you. NOTE: Apologies for the background buzz sound and sudden cut-off of the episode...we are in motion and we remain a work in progress on this format!!!…
Experience the unique format of "Investing in Motion," where Investment Coach and Sage Investors founder Aman Raina takes you along for the ride-literally. In each episode, Aman records his candid thoughts while driving between destinations, offering listeners a real-time, unfiltered look into his investment mindset. In this premiere, Aman reacts to breaking news about Moody’s downgrade of the US credit rating, exploring how this seismic event could shake up global markets, interest rates, and investor confidence. As he navigates traffic, Aman breaks down the ripple effects of tariffs, inflation, and political instability, all while reflecting on his own portfolio strategies and the challenges of investing in such a volatile environment. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode delivers fresh insights, practical advice, and a relatable, conversational approach to understanding today’s financial landscape-all from the front seat. Buckle up for a compelling journey through the markets, one drive at a time.…
Discover how Canadian Depository Receipts (CDRs) can help Canadian investors gain exposure to U.S. equities without the hassle of currency conversion. Learn how CDRs function similarly to ETFs, allowing fractional ownership of major U.S. stocks like Apple and JPMorgan, all traded in Canadian dollars on local exchanges. Explore the benefits of CDRs, including accessibility, currency risk mitigation through built-in hedging, and the receipt of proportional dividends. Understand potential considerations such as liquidity and availability, and gain insights into how CDRs can be a valuable addition to your long-term investment strategy. This episode offers practical advice for Canadians looking to diversify their portfolios with U.S. assets in a cost-effective way.…
My annual year-end review serves for me as both a personal accountability exercise and a teaching moment. It's an opportunity to examine how maintaining a consistent investing ideology and investing playbook while remaining flexible in its application can guide us through even the most unusual market environments. In this special episode, I explore what worked for me, what didn't, and what lessons we can carry forward especially into an environment where traditional fundamental analysis of stocks and ETF’s could become even more challenging and frustrating. This episode is a bit different as I decided to dip my toes into the world of AI share the results with you. The blog post can be found at http://www.sageinvestors.ca/articles/2024-investing-review…
Aman Raina of Sage Investors unpacks the seismic shift in the U.S. political landscape as Mad King 2.0 takes the throne. With the clarity of the election outcome, Aman explores its profound implications for investors and the future of capitalism. He delves into the emerging era of "cringe investing," where decision-making is driven as much by political appeasement as by fundamental analysis. Will traditional free-market principles hold, or are we entering an age of oligarch-style capitalism? Aman reflects on past lessons from Mad King 1.0, shares personal investment experiences, and highlights strategies for navigating this new reality. From diversification to ETFs, he outlines actionable steps investors can take to stay ahead of the chaos. If you're grappling with how to invest when values clash with opportunity, this episode is a must-listen.…
The US presidential election is here, and with nearly 50 million early ballots cast, investors face a critical moment. In this episode, we dive into the tense market dynamics leading up to the election, with Wall Street's unusual calm amidst record-highs, surging crypto, and gold prices. As the "Mad King" and the "Prosecutor" scenarios unfold, we explore the possible economic and market impacts of each path—ranging from trade wars and tax changes to potential global backlash. With political uncertainty at an all-time high, I share why I’m holding steady in my portfolio and staying true to my investment playbook. Tune in for insights on navigating these unpredictable times as the US faces a potential economic game-changer.…
In this episode, we revisit a key investing theme highlighted earlier this year: the impact of the US election on the financial markets. The discussion centers around "negative game changer moments"—events that significantly disrupt industries or economies. We delve into potential scenarios involving the leading political candidates, referred to as "Mad King 2.0" and "Uncle Joe 2.0," and their suitability for leadership. The conversation also examines the implications of recent Supreme Court decisions, including the removal of the Chevron deference, which could undermine regulatory protections for consumers and investors. The episode underscores the erosion of the rule of law and its potential long-term effects on market stability and investor confidence. Finally, we explore the broader economic consequences, drawing comparisons with political stability in other countries and questioning the future of US economic dominance.…
Aman Raina from Sage Investors delves into his evolution of his investment coaching practice and his mission to make people more street smart investors. Reflecting on over a decade of experience, Aman discusses the challenges posed by the rise of social media, the allure of get-rich-quick schemes, and the misleading concept of passive income. He highlights the importance of filtering accurate information and managing behavioral biases in investment decisions. Aman also addresses the troubling trend of MLM-like investment education schemes and the impact of gamification and technology on investing behaviors. Emphasizing authenticity, transparency, and core values, Aman shares strategies to protect and empower individual investors in today's complex financial landscape. Tune in to gain insights and practical advice to navigate the modern investment world effectively.…
"In The Loop - Take 30" dissects how social media makes investing deceiving simple by highlighting 2 posts, Investment Coach, Aman Raina recently came across. It challenges the 'easy money' narrative with hard truths: a 50% loss requires a 100% gain to break even—no small feat. Highlighting the Nikkei's decades-long stagnation, the epsiode underscores the patience needed in investing. Viewers will gain a no-nonsense perspective on managing losses, avoiding confirmation bias, and appreciating the full story behind each investing decision. Discover why the smartest play is often the humble retreat, and get a front-row seat to Aman's unfiltered trading journey—wins, losses, and all. Tune in to fortify your financial literacy and decision-making!…
Explore the market beyond the giants with our latest episode of "Stock Talk - In The Loop: Size Does Not Always Matter." We unravel the misconception that bigger always means better in the stock market. Dive into a discussion on why mega-corporations like Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet shouldn't overshadow the entire market, despite dominating headlines and portfolios. Learn about the potential of 'smaller' yet sturdy companies, the significance of Return on Invested Capital (ROIC), and how the 'Mag 7' influence market dynamics. Join us to discover investment strategies that look past the trillion-dollar hype to find tomorrow's winners.…
In this episode we dive into the burgeoning world of AI. With a critical eye, we takes a shot at dissecting the hype, coming from Wall Street and the Corporate World versus reality of automating tasks in industries once considered untouchable, like law and science. We question the readiness of AI for mainstream use, sharing firsthand experiences with AI tools that reveal inconsistencies and unexpected outcomes. From legal implications to job market disruptions, we explore the potential and pitfalls of AI. Discover why, despite immediate gains, AI might not be the game-changer it's touted to be and how it could impact future growth. Tune in for a candid look at AI’s place in our society and its influence on the ever-changing job landscape.…
Investment Coach Aman Raina attempts to unravel the adage that time in the market trumps timing the market. This episode dissects historical data, showing how a long-term investment horizon can significantly increase your chances of portfolio growth. He discusses the dichotomy of investment strategies during various economic and political climates, backed by a century of Dow Jones Industrial data and S&P 500 returns. But it's not all green; Aman also confronts the potential pitfalls and psychological hurdles that can derail an investor's journey. From market bias to the seduction of reactionary moves, learn how to maintain your investing discipline and develop the competencies needed for investing success. This episode is helpful for anyone looking to fortify their financial future against the tides of uncertainty.…
In the this episode, we dive into the evolving landscape of investment sentiment as the spectre of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) returns to the market. Despite pervasive concerns of an imminent recession and the anticipation of falling interest rates, the Smart Money and Soothsayers have been proven wrong (again) as the economy remains resilient, and interest rates stabilize. We explore the recent trends where many investors, having sat out the bull run due to fear, are now witnessing the S&P and other indexes reach new highs, sparking a renewed sense of FOMO. The podcast addresses the personal investment strategies that have leaned towards fixed income, reaping benefits, while also acknowledging the missed opportunities in technology sectors, particularly in FAANG stocks, which were a profitable venture in the previous year. The episode discusses the psychological challenges of investing, including the biases and groupthink that can influence decision-making, and the occupational hazards of chasing trends. We delve into the importance of sticking to one's core investing ideology, focusing on wealth-creating companies selling for cheap and being disciplined, patient, and ready to endure the discomfort that comes with long-term investment strategies. Additionally, the podcast provides insights into current investments that may be out of favour but hold potential for future rewards. There's also a discussion on the bond market and the strategy to handle potential shifts in interest rates. Tune in to understand how to navigate the emotional roller coaster of FOMO investing, make uncomfortable but potentially rewarding decisions, and remain faithful to your investing principles for long-term success.…
We dive into the perplexing world of financial forecasts. Despite being highly intelligent and well-compensated, market strategists and analysts in the investment industry have repeatedly made inaccurate predictions, most recently concerning the timing of interest rate cuts. The episode explores the reasons behind our tendency to heed their advice and the biases that cloud judgment, such as confirmation bias and groupthink. With a critical eye on the patterns of past financial events, from the COVID-19 crisis to the dot com bust, the discussion challenges listeners to adopt a second-level thinking attitude and to distinguish essential market fundamentals from misleading predictions. Learn why, in the unpredictable dance of the markets, becoming street-smart in filtering information from shouting predictions is more vital than ever.…
In this episode, the focus is on a crucial investment theme for the upcoming year: the influence of the U.S. political climate, particularly the risk of autocratic governance, on global markets. Aman examines the potential shift away from democratic principles in the U.S. and its impact on economic stability and investor confidence. Highlighting concerns the return of the "Mad King", the episode explores the ramifications of such leadership for the U.S. and its global economic standing. The episode offers insights into adapting investment strategies amid political uncertainties, emphasizing the importance of considering more stable markets.…
In this episode of the Aman shares how he is approaching his decision making going into the new year. He emphasizes the futility of trying to predict market movements and instead focus on the importance of long-term and educated decision-making in investments. With a clear, engaging narrative, the Aman shares his personal investment themes and how he intends to navigate through varying market conditions, and aligning with his investment ideology. The discussion pivots around adapting investment portfolios in a world of higher interest rates and the potential shift from fixed income to equities. This episode is particularly engaging for its deep dive into various investment themes, such as Emerging Markets, REITs, and luxury retail stocks, offering a comprehensive outlook for both novice and seasoned investors. The pragmatic approach to investing, coupled with the Aman's expertise, makes this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to refine their investment strategies for the year ahead.…
In this episode, we dissect the financial indicators that are currently painting a vivid picture of the economic landscape. The conversation begins with a deep dive into the steepening yield curve and its historical significance as a precursor to recessions. Though the inverted yield curve has long been a reliable indicator of economic downturns, its effects are not immediately felt; the fallout could be delayed by months or even years. We shed some light on the current state where long-term yields have been climbing, especially in the US, inching towards a flat curve, which historically has brought economies closer to recessions, especially coming off a period of yield curve inversion. Transitioning from global economic indicators, the discussion pivots to the domestic financial arena, focusing on the High-Interest Savings Accounts (HISA) and the recent regulatory pullback in Canada. Over the last 15 years, the near-zero rate environment has challenged savers and low-risk investors to find yield, often nudging them higher on the risk curve. The recent uptick in rates ushered in a plethora of opportunities in the fixed income domain, particularly the High-Interest Savings Accounts ETFs, which offered a haven for capital while providing meaningful near-equity liquid returns with lower risk profiles, boasting up to 5-5.5% returns. However, this financial refuge didn't sit well with banks, leading to a robust lobbying effort to regulators to rein in on these products. The regulatory bodies acquiesced, introducing measures that pared nearly 0.5% off returns. This move, aimed at securing a backdoor 0.5% margin for banks, starkly contrasts with the ethos of ensuring the safety and security of Canadian investors. The episode also touches on the irony where certain banks and brokerages like TD have barred these trades, while risk-laden triple inverse emerging market crypto ETFs continue to operate without a hitch.…
In this episode, we delve into the recent strategic moves I've made in my portfolio, which may have caught some by surprise but are rooted in my reading of evolving market dynamics. Here’s a breakdown of the latest decisions: exited positions in Costco with a 17% gain, Empire at break-even, Walmart with a 17.5% gain, Target at a -2% loss, and iShares Pharma at a loss of 3.6%. These are substantial moves that weren’t initially on my agenda. It’s important to note that these decisions weren’t based on the underlying fundamentals or valuations of these companies – which I continue to appreciate. The catalyst was rather a growing sense of a short-term negative game-changer moment on the horizon. I've previously discussed the potential impact of Ozempic, and more broadly, the GLP-1 family of drugs, on sectors beyond healthcare due to their potential in reducing obesity and promoting weight loss. This thread pulls at the fabric of various industries: The potential societal disruption is enormous, and while the world buzzes about AI and ChatGPT, this healthcare evolution could be a parallel narrative growing in significance. Reflecting on my portfolio, the decent returns already achieved were near my threshold of satisfaction. The decision to secure these profits and transition to lower risk, chunky yield options seemed a prudent move amidst the growing narrative. The key takeaway here is that admiring a company doesn't always equate to liking its stock at a given moment. While I have a positive outlook on COST and WMT, the short-term negative sentiment driving down stock values led me to bank the profits and await a more opportune entry point. Concerns loom around the long-term impacts of these drugs, creating a potential false sense of security leading to overeating, and the unknown side effects that could emerge over time. The play moving forward hinges on the momentum GLP-1 drugs gain. If this narrative unfolds akin to how AI captured market attention, it could depress stock values in the short term. This scenario presents an opportunity to re-enter at a more favorable price point. If it doesn’t pan out, the gains locked in provide a cushion to strategize for another day, especially with external market pressures like high valuation, sustained high rates, inflation, a potential hard landing, and geopolitical tensions looming large.…
The markets have been behaving very roller coaster like. Last week brought much hand wringing by investors as they comes to grips with the concept of interest rates and cost of capital staying higher for a longer period of time. Then the next week, everything is chill. The last few weeks have presented some important learning moments and takeaways which Aman shares.…
Today we delve into the ongoing market recalibration as investors and institutions adjust to a high-interest rate, slow growth, and sticky inflation scenario. Wall Street and Bay Street, initially resistant to acknowledging the shifting dynamics, are now coming to terms with a reality that contradicts earlier forecasts. A group, notably with a less than stellar track record, had incorrectly predicted the transitory nature of inflation, the onset of a recession by mid-2023, a soft landing, and a decline in interest rates by this time. Despite these missteps, there's a continued reliance on the insights from these factions, raising questions on the prudence of such reliance. Breaking down the terminology, 'sticky inflation' refers to a scenario of lower inflation rates, albeit higher than what we've been accustomed to. Factors contributing to this include regionalization of global trade, adjustments in supply chains, and the transition towards climate-friendly technologies. High-interest rates, on the other hand, translate to a higher cost of capital, subsequently leading to a decrease in asset values. Additionally, slower economic growth forecasts are predicting slower earnings, which play into lower asset prices, essentially impacting stock values negatively. Interestingly, bond prices continue to trend upward despite economic indicators hinting at a slowdown, an impending recession, and an inverted yield curve. This trend seems to be dissociated from economic or inflationary factors and is more so a result of supply issues. The extension of the debt ceiling has propelled the Treasury towards raising funds through the debt market. However, with China facing its own set of challenges and banks entangled in their dilemmas, there has been a notable absence of buyers. Furthermore, the supply of bonds is dwindling as the Federal Reserve has ceased purchasing bonds, and existing bonds are retiring upon maturity. The ensuing scenario is one of lower bond prices correlating to higher yields. As the market undergoes this period of adjustment and recalibration, the discourse is veering towards whether a slow, painful grind downwards or an abrupt '87 style crash is on the horizon. Some argue for a quick, 'rip off the bandaid' approach. In terms of strategic plays, the allure of bonds, especially in the short term, is becoming more pronounced as they offer near-equity returns amidst the current market volatility. The narrative is slightly different in the medium to long term; expectations are that interest rates will peak and then descend, presenting a golden opportunity for capital gains in bonds. Concurrently, quality assets may be undervalued, paving the way for intriguing investment prospects in sectors like banks, utilities, luxury retail, and for the contrarian investor, commercial real estate in anticipation of a full-scale return to office work. Now, as we maneuver through this transitional phase, the looming question remains: How can investors strategically position themselves to not only weather the storm but thrive amidst the evolving financial landscape?…
Some initial takes on what's driving the markets right now....AI!!! Initial thoughts on my first uses. Limitations on the technology Impacts on ability to make investment decisions. Short-Term/Long-Term impacts
Unpacking the Debt Ceiling Angst. What is it all about? What are the impacts on stocks, economy, inflation, currency, interest rates? Do they really want to go there?
Zombie companies are running rampant. If rates stay higher for longer, it could bring another round of pain potentially having greater impacts. At the same time it reinforces my investing ideology and how my latest investment decision provides a real-time example and tale.
Investor sentiment is lousy. Economic data not looking great yet stock prices are holding their own and even going up. What gives? Many investors are scratching their head trying to rationalize this. We offer some takes.
We're entering another period where investing is getting weird again, but this time the weirdness may actually bring about some positive investing opportunities we haven't experienced in generations. Aman shares some takes on how as investors, we have more options for yield at lower risk profiles and at some point options for growth at lower price points.…
Food price shock continues unabated, especially in the restaurant space. This is setting up a bifurcation in how we eat out. Some takes on some emerging narratives.
As the bank deposit angst appears to be subsiding (for now), there are some underlying themes regarding US banks that are emerging. Not all US banks are created equal. Unfortunately some are getting thrown out with the bathwater and creating some interesting opportunities.
The recent bank run in Silicon Valley Bank and other small banks just didn't happen suddenly. It's been brewing and simmering over many months thanks to the pop in interest rates as it has created a lightbulb moment for many investors. A quick breakdown.
The banking deposit episodes with Silicon Valley Bank et al reveal an uncomfortable truth. Investing is hard and every investment decision we make has to factor in risk. Also there are events that are out there that will come out of nowhere. The so called Black Swans events. After the SVB and Credit Suisse debacles, I've been asking myself, "What Else is Out There?" In this take I share a few possible Black Swan events that could impact our investing decisions. Some are near by and some are far out. As investors it's important that we stretch our thinking and explore all possible scenarios as we make decisions.…
Food inflation is everywhere. In the grocery stores and definitely in the restaurants, where the sticker shock is quite striking. The good and bad of it.
FedEx has been known to be a bellweather stock for the economy. If the economy is indeed slowing down then FedEx will be the first to show it. The stock has been taking a hit, so I thought this may be good time to take a look at it. In this episode I walk through my thought process that led me to buy shares in FedEx.…
With summer in the rear-view mirror, the markets hustle and bustle resumed in September, not that this past summer was sedate as I was making a fair number of investment decisions. The roller coaster continued. More trade trash talking. Flip-flops on a daily basis, Threats to delist companies from stock exchanges. More and more in the Mad King world this is becoming the norm and so it has and will continue to become very difficult for investors to process the information flowing. It’s easy to hide, but we have to continue and stay true to our investing playbook. Despite the chaos, I continued to build positions and even added new ones. In this episode I share my thought processes that led to my decisions below: Decisions Taken Bought more shares in iShares Pharmaceuticals ETF (Ticker: XPH) New Position: Bought shares in Shopify (Ticker: SHOP) Sold partial position in Goldman Sachs (Ticker: GS) for 18.5% gain (Net Forex) New Position: Bought shares in Fedex (Ticker: FEDX) Sold position in iShares US Financials ETF (Ticker: XLF) for 10.1% gain (Net Forex) Bought more shares in Square (Ticker: SQ) Bought more shares in Amazon (Ticker: AMZN)…
We’re half-way through the year and so I thought it would be a good time to check back into my ROBO portfolio to see how it’s doing and if there is anything interesting going on. I was all good to go on writing a very pedestrian update as the portfolio had not undergone any significant changes in over a year. Then I got a couple of emails.…
What got me interested in Square was that it recently got beaten down on a “bad” earnings report, but when I took a bit of dive into it, I saw some interesting items. They recently sold it’s online food delivery platform Caviar. It was a money loser and burning a lot of cash and to get $400 million back and getting rid of the cash burn meant to me that SQ would not be going cash flow positive. Next, SQ is a pure North American play. Very little in the way sales outside, so any of the trade war rhetoric doesn’t really play into SQ’s wheelhouse. Finally, the new Cash App appears to be a big money maker, especially in the crypto space. In this episode, I share my analysis of Square which you can check out below.…
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Alessandro Bogliari, CEO and Co-Founder of The Influencer Marketing Factory, a global influencer marketing agency, talks with great guests about influencer marketing, social media, the creator economy, social commerce and much more.
Paisa Vaisa is India's premier podcast on personal finance, boasting over 4 million downloads, featuring over 200 hours of insightful content and discussions, hosting more than 250 guests, and presenting a wealth of knowledge through over 450 episodes. Since 2017, Paisa Vaisa hosts experts from mutual funds, stocks, real estate, loans, education financing, insurance, and much more. It has recently introduced a sub-series offering valuable insights in businesses and entrepreneurship. You can ...
Motley Fool Money is a daily podcast for stock investors. Weekday episodes offer a long-term perspective on business news with The Motley Fool's investment analysts. Weekend shows are a mix of investing classes and longer-form interviews. The show is hosted by Dylan Lewis, Ricky Mulvey, and Mary Long.
The show that helps you maximize your wealth by turning complex financial situations into actionable advice. On Your Money. Your Mission., we answer the questions you’ve been asking about -- financial planning, investing, retirement and everything in between. Whether you’re navigating the complexities of the market or looking for the best ways to save or spend your money, tune in to hear from experienced financial advisors with JFG. Walk away from each episode with savvy tips and financial t ...
Call them changemakers. Call them rule breakers. We call them Redefiners. And in this provocative podcast, we explore how daring leaders from across industries and around the globe are redefining their organizations—and themselves—to create extraordinary impact in today’s rapidly changing world. In each episode, Russell Reynolds Associates Leadership Advisor Hoda Tahoun and former CEO Clarke Murphy host engaging, purposeful conversations with leaders in and out of the business world who shar ...
The Twenty Minute VC (20VC) interviews the world's greatest venture capitalists with prior guests including Sequoia's Doug Leone and Benchmark's Bill Gurley. Once per week, 20VC Host, Harry Stebbings is also joined by one of the great founders of our time with prior founder episodes from Spotify's Daniel Ek, Linkedin's Reid Hoffman, and Snowflake's Frank Slootman. If you would like to see more of The Twenty Minute VC (20VC), head to www.20vc.com for more information on the podcast, show note ...
Some Goodness is hosted by Richard Ellis, a seasoned sales leader passionate about inviting top business minds to share their wisdom. Each episode is only 15-20 minutes, perfect for your commute or workout.
“Mad Money” takes viewers inside the mind of one of Wall Street’s most respected and successful money managers for free. Cramer is listeners’ personal guide through the confusing jungle of Wall Street investing, navigating through opportunities and pitfalls with one goal in mind—to help you make money. “Mad Money” features the unmatched, fiery opinions of Jim Cramer and the popular Lightning Round, in which he gives his buy, sell and hold opinions on stocks to callers.
Wharton faculty and industry leaders discuss their latest research, books, and relevant business topics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to the What’s Next! Podcast. I’ve met so many brilliant people as I traveled the globe and have had some fascinating conversations that I’ve wished had been recorded so I could share them with you - this podcast was a way for me to recreate those moments and let you in on some fantastic insights. My current conversations center around one objective: what's next for companies and individuals as they look to innovate and grow. I hope these conversations inspire you as much as they have ...