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Episode #329: Samantha McLemore, Miller Value Partners, “We’re In Optimism With Pockets Of Euphoria”
...erent concept? Samantha: Yeah. I mean, we ended up with a number of these e-commerce plays not because we thought from a top-down perspective, let’s go look here. We bought each of them on weakness. So as I talked about, you know, when the market price breaks down, and we can make a clear case that there’s a disconnect between fundamentals and expectations. So we bought the RealReal in March of last year, was when we initially purchased it in one...
Episode #328: Startup Series – Katie Echevarria Rosen Kitchens, FabFitFun, “Paying $50 And Getting...
...e hear what’s in store for the future of the company as they build out an e-commerce offering. As a special offer for listeners of the show, visit fabfitfun.com and use the code “MEB” to get $10 off your first box. Sponsor: AcreTrader – AcreTrader is an investment platform that makes it simple to own shares of farmland and earn passive income, and you can start investing in just minutes online. AcreTrader provides access, transparency, and liquidi...
Episode #327: Mario Gabelli, GAMCO Investors, “We Have Accumulated Compounded Knowledge of Certain Industries...
...aid them and abet them, but they own 25%, 30% of a lot of our small and mid-cap companies, and we have to deal with that. And if they want to vote a certain way, they don’t file 13Ds, they file 13Gs and the rules can change. We’ll see what Gary Gensler is going to do. So, far he’s putting his fingerprint on a lot of issues and he’s got a lot to look at. Meb: Mario, you’ve been very generous and gracious with your time today. Thanks so much for joi...
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...
