Unveiling the World of Microcap Stocks with Expert Ian Cassel
Ian Cassel hails from the distinctive region of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, an area known for its Amish community and pastoral charm. His upbringing in such a unique environment holds a special place in his life story, though it may not directly correlate to his professional journey. His narrative took a pivotal turn in the late 1990s […]
IFB326: The Intersection of Growth and Value in Investing
Welcome to The Investing For Beginners Podcast, episode 326! I’m your host Dave, joined by Andrew, as we explore the crucial connection between growth and value in investments. We’ll discuss how a company’s revenue growth influences its value and the role profitability plays in its success. In response to Liam’s query, we’ll share our strategies […]
Andrew Giancola’s Journey: Pickleball Facilities and Automated Finance
Dave: Hello, investors! Welcome to a thrilling episode of The Investing For Beginners Podcast. I’m Dave, alongside Andrew, and we’ve got a real treat for you today.Andrew: That’s right! Andrew G of the Personal Finance Podcast is here, sharing his journey from finance enthusiast to pickleball facility co-owner.Dave: He’s diving into the world of essential […]
IFB325: Activist Investors: Reshaping Companies like Crown Castle
Welcome to The Investing For Beginners Podcast, I’m Dave, and with me is the astute investor, Andrew. In episode IFB325, we’re unpacking the substantial yet sometimes stealthy impact of activist investors on key players like Crown Castle and PayPal. We’ll discuss the role of renowned investors like Bill Ackman and George Soros in driving, or […]
Wisdom from Buffett and Munger: Brian Feroldi Talks Quality Investing
Welcome to The Investing For Beginners Podcast. I’m Dave, and with me is Andrew. Today’s episode, features special guest Brian Feroldi, who joins us to explore the wisdom of capital efficiency through the lens of storied investments like See’s Candy. We pay tribute to investing legend Charlie Munger and discuss how his teachings have influenced […]
IFB324: The Art of Portfolio Diversification and Stock Picking Frequency
Hello, investors! Welcome to episode 324 of The Investing For Beginners Podcast. I’m Dave, here with Andrew. Today, we’re answering a listener’s question on how to smartly invest $100 a week in top-tier companies like Apple and Google. We’re discussing the power of consistent investing, strategic compounding, and aligning your retirement goals with your investment […]
Investing in Financial Knowledge with Val Agostino of Monarch Money
Hello everyone, and welcome to The Investing For Beginners Podcast. I’m your host, Dave, and together with Andrew, we’re excited to welcome Val Agostino on today’s episode. Val is not just an expert in personal finance, but also the co-founder and CEO of Monarch Money, a trailblazing financial management platform. Today’s discussion, Val, will focus […]
IFB323: Understanding the World of Utilities – Analyzing Southern Company from a Beginner’s Perspective
Welcome back to the Investing for Beginners Podcast! In today’s episode, Dave and Andrew dive into some thought-provoking listener questions. They start off by addressing the popular query: “Is Robinhood a good starter investment?” The hosts engage in a comprehensive discussion about the investment potential and risks associated with the company. They proceed to tackle […]
Remembering Charlie Munger: Personal Reflections on a Legendary Investor’s Impact
In this episode of the Investing for Beginners Podcast, hosts Dave and Andrew pay tribute to the late great Charlie Munger, sharing personal thoughts on his impactful life and investing legacy. They delve into the perseverance and resilience demonstrated by Munger, discussing the mental models and methods he employed in his investing journey. Highlighting Munger’s […]
Free Cash Flow vs. Adjusted EBITDA
Executives of public companies like to paint their businesses in a positive light. When communicating with investors – a process known as investor relations – they will make various adjustments to their financial statements to try and convince Wall Street to buy stakes in their businesses. The most popular of these is adjusted EBITDA. You’ve […]