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...Episode #385: Startup Series – Jeff Shaw, Underground Cellar – Disrupting E-Commerce Wine Sales Through Gamification Episode #384: Robert Cantwell, Upholdings – The Man Behind The First Hedge Fund to ETF Conversion Episode #383: Mike Dudas, 6th Man Ventures – Investing in Web3 & The Metaverse While Launching LinksDAO Episode #382: Dan Zwirn, Arena Investors – A Stoic Approach to Investing Episode #381: Leonard Mlodinow, Theoretical Physicist & Aut...
Episode #525: Grant Williams & Peter Atwater: The Market is ‘Long Abstraction, Short Reality’
...ody listening to this hasn’t seen it, just Google my name and Tony Deden, D-E-D-E-N. It’s up there. I think it’s had two and a half million views now. But the extraordinary thing, and this really is the extraordinary thing about this conversation, you guys both know what a cesspit the comment section of a YouTube video is. It’s no more than four or five comments in before it’s turned into either a white supremacy march or a slanging match against...
Episode #524: Tim Ranzetta, NGPF – Teaching America Personal Finance
...pains me to know that a much smaller percentage, particularly, in lower income communities, they just don’t have those opportunities. So, if you have any ideas around that, or if any of your listeners do, I’m all ears, because there’s so much hidden talent that I think never gets that opportunity because I had so many great coaches as a young kid who really believed in me more than I believed in myself. And I think just thinking about the impact...
Episode #523: Whitney Baker on The Death of (Upside) American Exceptionalism
...bias in that moment. They showed that they’re basically playing this whack-a-mole game where, okay, when inflation looks problematic, they go over here and they tighten and they try to suck out liquidity and deal with the inflation problem, but then by doing so, they suck out some of the liquidity that they then injected previously which held up asset prices. So naturally asset prices, that disconnect they created starts to close. That’s a natura...
Episode #522: Wes Gray & Robert Elwood on How to Convert a Separately Managed...
...t one actually literally about an hour before this podcast began saying, so-and-so told me about what you did on an ETF. We’d like to do exactly the same thing. And as a law firm, we do a little bit of marketing, but we don’t do a lot of marketing. We certainly don’t move marketing like we are the grand poobah of Section 351. But the word of mouth becomes so powerful because all 55 of these managers who have done it are out there saying, I would d...
Episode #521: GMO’s Tina Vandersteel on a “Once-in-a-Generation” Opportunity
...ve into Tina’s teams’ recent piece about what they call a possible “once-in-a-generation opportunity” in emerging market local currency debt. Tina gives a great overview of the emerging market debt asset class and then we dive into the reasons behind her team’s call. She shares why today is reminiscent of 2004 and how she thinks about things like liquidity panics and sanctions risk. And you won’t want to miss her hot take on China. It’s not often...
Episode #520: Drew Dickson on Navigating Behavioral Biases, U.S. vs. European Stocks, & Tesla
...y two days I’ve experienced in capital markets and watching, this is a big company, become an even bigger company. And yeah, it had a trillion dollar market cap. This was back when no one had a trillion dollar market cap. This was- Meb: Was this the biggest, on market cap, this is like the big daddy of short squeezes, right? Drew: Yes. Meb: And then it was a little bit more of a European story than an American story. But I remember watching this f...
Episode #519: Ben Mackovak on The Secret Sauce of Investing in Banks
...o that. The second way to win is through organic value creation. So the day-to-day operation of the bank. So taking in deposits, making loans, getting paid back. Over time, a well-run bank should be able to earn a return on equity of let’s say 10 to 12%. And so over time, if nothing happens and they just keep running the bank, the earnings per share should grow, the tangible book value, the book value should compound and the dividends should grow....
Episode #518: Jared Dillian on the Keys to Live a Stress-Free Financial Life
...ne happiness from a lot of these little decisions creates a lot of just day-to-day goodwill. I love the ceremony or the ritual of having coffee or going to the coffee shop with friends and never thinking about it. The biggest takeaway I have from your book, and I told you this when we were hanging out in Las Vegas, I said, “I think about this almost literally every time the tip screen comes up is, Meb, don’t be a cheap bastard.” Now you have a dif...
