• Summary

  • We interview and study famous financial billionaires including Warren Buffett and Howard Marks, and teach you what we learn and how you can apply their investment strategies in the stock market.
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  • Jonathan
  • 10-05-21

Great listen

I enjoyed the conversation and learned a lot. The guest speaker is super intelligent and his story is fascinating.

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  • Darrell Moore
  • 22-04-21

Wow, incredilbe depth on topics that matter

I am new to podcast but not to learning. I have read or listened to so many books that it is difficult for me to gather information that is helpful for my investment mind. I am always looking for the next level. I'm listening to a podcast that these guys did from years ago disscussing the failure of the dollar only to now look at how crypto is taking off and a large portion of the population and even some of the financial busineses are moving into crypto because the dollar is becoming so diluted. Great stuff!