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Episode #326: Startup Series – Viktor Nebehaj, Freetrade, “We Want Everybody To Have Access...
...ming which is investing in businesses is a nice complement to the crazy day-to-day, hour-to-hour, minute-to-minute goings on in the stock market. It lets you, kind of, sock away and have a long-term perspective, which is hard to do in this day and age. As you look back on your own personal career, what’s been your most memorable investment? Viktor: My most memorable investment, I mean, Freetrade, definitely. I mean, we spent an episode on it, so I...
Cambria Fund Profile Series – Cambria Shareholder Yield ETFs (SYLD) (FYLD) (EYLD)
...ars. Similar periods of overvalution were during the Depression and the Dot-Com Bubble at the turn of the Millenia. So, put historically-low interest rates together with historically-high valuations and investors face a tough question – how do you find an investment that offers potential for income and growth, that’s not burdened with nosebleed valuations? And let’s just speak candidly about the potential tradeoff in an investor’s portfolio. On on...
Journey to 100X
...n three total wipeouts, so a loss of 100%. There were also a couple of near-complete wipeouts. After that, the returns have bounced around from near-flat, to some doubles, a quadruple, a roughly 12-bagger, and then the 20-bagger. The cumulative cash-on-cash return of these exited companies, including the money-losers, is a shade over 100%. And the average hold period from money-in to money-out was a little under three years. So, if you look at tha...
Episode #325: Bhu Srinivasan, Author, Americana, “Is The Entrepreneur More Important Or Is The...
.... You’re seeing once again this exact same thing that we saw during the dot-com bubble happen in the crypto space. Would you agree with that, Meb? Meb: Yeah. Well, this could have been chapter 36 and 37, what would come after mobile. I mean, crypto would definitely be in there. When did the book kind of end, 2017-ish? Bhu: Just like I had the opening scene of the financing of the Mayflower, I had the ending scene when I was writing it. I might as...
Episode #324: Edward McQuarrie, Santa Clara University, “Sometimes Stocks Beat Bonds, Sometimes Bonds Beat...
...an what others have found? Edward: Somewhat to my surprise, Siegel’s finger-to-the-wind dividend estimate wasn’t that far off. Now, for supplying a constant yield to what was in fact fluctuating yields is dicey in the abstract. But in the end, that was not the problem in Siegel’s thesis. The problem with Siegel’s thesis was that prior to 1871, his sources left out the bad parts, the stocks that went down in price, canals that never made a penny, t...
Episode #323: John Montgomery, Bridgeway Capital Management, “A Factors-Based World View Resonated With Me”
...guys have closed this thing and reopened it over the years, the ultra small-company fund. So I don’t know if mom favor is still in there. I’d have to ask her, but she was a long time happy shareholder, for sure. Is that even still open to investors or is that closed currently? John: It is open. The ultra-small company market fund is open. That’s probably the one that she was in because we closed the smaller version with a fewer stocks back in, I d...
Episode #322: Radio Show: Inflation or Deflation?…Foreign Stocks….Value and Momentum
...sorts of things, and we’re going to have one of the most successful direct-to-consumer female-focused boxes coming up on the podcast here soon, FabFitFun, which, listeners, if you’re looking for a gift for a lady friend or for the few female listeners to the show, check it out. It’s an incredible service. On the flip side, I am both an investor as well as a consumer of that one, but Purple Carrot’s amazing. It’s plant-focused, organic. I’m not su...
Episode #321: Rajiv Jain, GQG Partners, “The Only Way To Survive Long-Term Is To...
...esses, less valuation sensitivity. Which obviously worked okay into the dot-com, until that came around, and then obviously there was another transition after that. So, I think that has been…if you ask me, that has been a key part of my, what I call, long-term survival, is simply seeing where and how the process doesn’t work and let’s see what we need to improve and change. And that adaptability, I feel, is critical for long-term survival, rather...
Episode #320: Shonda Warner, Chess Ag Full Harvest Partners, “The Interesting Thing About Ag...
...our bags of rice. Shonda: You can go to our website, farmacopiafarms.com, F-A-R-M-A, C-O-P-I-A and buy roasted hazelnuts. Meb: Farmacopia Farms, is that a distinct or a similar brand? The Chess Ag sort of brand? Shonda: Farmacopia Farms, I own it. I founded it, the label, everything else, and it’s my own soon to be certified little organic hazelnut farm. But hopefully, it will grow and be a whole bunch of other things. And is sort of what I was ta...
Episode #319: Brandon Zick, Ceres Partners, “The Market Is $3 Trillion And Institutional Investors...
..., so we maintain that buy discipline. We’ve invested about $15 million year-to-date. I want to keep some dry powder available because we believe at the end of this year there’s going to be a tremendous opportunity to buy land. Because again, there are a lot of reasons people felt. Uncertainty about tax policy, we believe is one of them. And at the end of 2012, when grain prices were sky high, everything was peaches and cream for people who owned f...
