Category: Podcasts

Covid-induced market volatility has created a new breed of stock trader, enticed by seemingly easy money, and by the visual rewards of RobinHood…is this the new reality?

Does racism exist in the stock market?

Warren Buffett is pro-America!  Does a bear market mean go find a job?  Heck No!!  Opportunities are more plentiful than ever before; we talk about how Covid19 impacts debt and customers (tenants)

We recorded this on day one of the big market plunge; we discuss the “how to think”;  how to recognize;  and how to prepare around major news events.

Applying the “how to think” mindset around events like Kobe Bryant’s death and the Corona virus outbreak;  we also discuss the financial samurai going back to work

We talk about the three secrets to achieving success in the stock market, and in anything.

Education or Ignorance…which is more costly?  Common to witness people who hesitate to spend $ on self-education but will gladly commit to a large 48-month car loan…and then they complain that they can never get ahead…

There’s been a lot of talk lately about the new IPOs that have hit the market in the past year or so.  We talk about the successful strategy that we have used with our IPO investing; we talk about which IPOs are the best to invest in, and which to avoid…both in today’s environment as well as in the future.

When listening to an “expert”, you must discern if they’re telling you a fact or an opinion.  It’s fine to make an investing decision on either, but do not confuse a fact with an opinion.  An article on cnbc.com, from 10/1/19, titled Real Estate is Still The Best Investment You Can Make Today…”includes comments from Barbara Corcoran of the Corcoraan Group and Shark Tank;  Bethenny Frankel of Skinnygirl; Grant Cordone; Peter Hernandez, Holly Parker, and Dottie Herman of Douglas Elliman; Daniel Lesniak; and Robert Hernandez.  We dissect the facts and opinions while comparing r/e investing to stock market investing.

We discuss a real-life example of one’s stock market results and how that was due to their mindset;  We contrast their “thinking” to that of someone who can get distracted by outside interests.