Q&A: Screening for Red Flags; Watchlist and Industry Map Building

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠In this episode, Dave and Andrew dive into listener questions about screening for red flags in companies and building a robust watchlist. Key topics include identifying financial red flags such as debt ratios and declining cash flow, the role of the 10-K in understanding business nuances, the debate between charismatic versus boring CEOs, and the […]

Q&A: Fixing a Bad Portfolio and Reacting to AI’s Disruption

In this episode, Dave and Andrew address listener questions and offer advice on challenging investment scenarios. They discuss whether to sell underperforming stocks and provide insights on being a long-term business owner versus a stock trader. They also delve into how to adjust free cash flow estimates and consider case-by-case scenarios for different companies. Moreover, […]

Q&A: Selling During Volatility and Visualizing Net Working Capital

In this episode of the Investing for Beginners podcast, hosts Andrew and Dave tackle four intriguing listener questions gathered from various sources. They begin by discussing the merits and timing of selling stocks during a downturn and the potential pitfalls of making multiple trading decisions simultaneously. They then delve into the intricacies of the Discounted […]

Q&A: Exit Strategies, FDVV ETF, Using AI for Stock Analysis

In this episode, Dave and Andrew address three detailed listener questions. They offer insights on investing in micro-cap stocks, setting up an exit strategy, and the importance of understanding time horizons. The discussion extends to the utility of AI in financial research, where they outline its current limitations and emphasize the critical value of personally […]

Q&A: Buying Big, Struggling Companies; Adding to Losers

In this episode, Dave and Andrew answer listener questions sourced from Reddit and direct messages. Topics include whether Intel’s stock drop presents a buying opportunity, the implications of poor capital allocation and mergers on shareholder value, and advice on buying the dip in Texas Instruments (TXN) and Crown Castle (CCI). The conversation delves into the […]

Q&A: Does Value Work Today and Dividends or Buybacks?

In this episode, the hosts of the ‘Investing for Beginners’ podcast tackle complex listener questions about the advantages of share buybacks for dividend-focused investors. They delve into the mechanics of buybacks and their impact on share value and discuss the pros and cons of dividends vs. buybacks in terms of cash flow reliability and tax […]

IFB376: Our Thoughts on SMCI, Position Sizing Based on Risk

Join investing experts Andrew and Dave as they dive deep into portfolio management strategies, risk assessment, and identifying companies worth holding for life. From analyzing high-growth tech stocks to understanding accounting red flags, this episode provides valuable insights for both beginning and experienced investors seeking to build sustainable portfolios. [2:30] Portfolio risk assessment: comparing early-stage […]

IFB374: Understanding Sum of Parts Valuation – Breaking Down Complex Companies

Join us for an insightful discussion on advanced investment strategies, featuring expert analysis of Peter Lynch’s Sum of Parts valuation method, portfolio tracking techniques, and professional approaches to handling market news. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced investor, this episode delivers practical wisdom for smarter investing decisions. [2:15] Sum of Parts valuation explained – breaking […]

IFB372: How to Use Reverse DCF Models – Expert Tips for Stock Valuation

Join us for an insightful discussion on fundamental investing concepts with industry experts. We’ll explore capital structure analysis, valuation techniques, and psychological biases that affect investment decisions. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced investor, this episode provides valuable insights to help optimize your investment strategy and improve portfolio performance. Today’s show is sponsored by: Go […]

IFB370: Free Cash Flow Metrics – Margin, Yield, and Conversion Explained

In episode 370 of the Investing for Beginners Podcast, Dave and Andrew tackle listener questions about PE ratios, target date funds, debt-to-equity ratios, and free cash flow metrics. Learn how to evaluate companies, understand expense ratios in 401(k)s, and use DCF models to value businesses. A must-listen for beginner investors! Today’s show is sponsored by: […]

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