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Parker Lewis and Preston Pysh discuss the Clarity Act, its potential impact on Bitcoin, and the broader regulatory landscape. Parker expresses concerns about weak protections for developers and self-custody, as well as the act's potential privacy infringements. They explore Texas becoming the first state to fund a Bitc...
Stig Brodersen reflects on the intertwined relationship between money, life, and happiness, sharing personal observations rather than universal truths. He suggests that money magnifies one's existing character, advising gradual lifestyle upgrades to maximize satisfaction and cautioning against the allure of lifestyle c...
The podcast examines historic market bubbles through the lens of Edward Chancellor's book, "Devil Take the Hindmost," emphasizing the repetition of speculative mistakes across centuries. It explores three major bubbles: the South Sea Bubble, the Railway Mania of 1845, and the Japanese Stock Market and Property Bubble o...
The quarterly mastermind delves into global power shifts, starting with the implications of a surprise military raid in Venezuela and questioning whether it signals weakness in Russia and China. The discussion pivots to the potential for a U.S.-China agreement regarding global spheres of influence, particularly concern...
The podcast explores the remarkable success of Fairfax Financial, a Canadian insurance conglomerate led by Prem Watsa, often called "Canada's Warren Buffett." It highlights Watsa's value investing approach, using insurance float as investment capital, and the company's impressive 19% compound annual growth since 1985. ...
The podcast reviews "Hidden Investment Treasures" by Daniel Gladys, which argues that the rise of passive investing has created opportunities for value investors. Gladys suggests that fewer investors are focused on fundamental analysis, leading to mispricings in overlooked market segments. The discussion highlights cas...
The podcast explores the tension between AI safety and rapid technological advancement, questioning whether AGI incentives are aligning with human control. It raises concerns about the potential concentration of power and decision-making due to AI, while also connecting AI to advancements in sound money, free markets, ...
In this episode of The Investor's Podcast, Stig Brodersen and Clay Finck reflect on Clay's portfolio performance and investment strategies in 2025. Clay discusses his recent additions of Meta, Interactive Brokers, and Booking Holdings, emphasizing his focus on companies with exceptional founder-operators and long-term ...
In this episode of The Investor's Podcast, Clay Finck is joined by Shawn O'Malley and Daniel Mahncke, co-hosts of TIP's Intrinsic Value Podcast, to discuss their top stock picks for 2026. Shawn pitches Exor N.V. as a discounted way to invest in Ferrari, highlighting the holding company's significant discount to net ass...
In this episode of Infinite Tech, Preston Pysh interviews Dr. Richard Wallace, a pioneer in chatbot creation and a three-time Loebner Prize winner, about the early foundations of conversational AI and their relevance to today's language models. They discuss the importance of simplicity over scale in early AI developmen...
In this episode of The Investor's Podcast, Stig Brodersen and William Green explore the power of the subconscious mind, sharing personal experiences and practical techniques for tapping into flow states and intuition. They discuss Arnold Vandenberg's self-hypnosis practices and how he overcame adversity, as well as del...
In this episode of The Investor's Podcast, Kyle Grieve reflects on his biggest investing learnings from 2025, emphasizing psychological errors over analytical failures. He discusses the importance of flexible conviction, customer loyalty, and understanding personal emotional biases. Kyle shares experiences with investm...
In this episode of Infinite Tech, Preston Pysh interviews Ken Goldberg, a robotics researcher, about the current state of AI and robotics. Goldberg addresses the inflated expectations surrounding AI's capabilities in robotics, particularly in manipulation tasks like tying shoelaces or buttoning shirts, which remain cha...
In this episode of the Richer Wiser Happier Podcast, William Green interviews Nima Shayegh, a hedge fund manager at Rumi Capital Partners, about his investment philosophy, which is heavily influenced by his family background, his mentor Lou Simpson, and the Persian poet Rumi. Nima discusses his early career at PIMCO, h...
In this episode of The Investor's Podcast, Clay Finck reviews Roger Lowenstein's "Origins of the Crash," dissecting the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Finck explores the factors that led to the bubble, including misaligned incentives, questionable accounting practices, and the obsession with short-te...
In this episode of Infinite Tech, Preston Pysh and Seb Bunney explore a range of tech topics, starting with personalized healthcare and the role of AI in genetic analysis and custom supplement protocols, while also raising privacy concerns. They then discuss Google and SpaceX's ambitions for space-based data centers, h...
In this episode of the "Richer, Wiser, Happier" podcast, host William Green interviews Howard Marks, Chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, to discuss key investment principles gleaned from Marks' 56-year career and his influential memos. Marks shares insights on risk management, the importance of avoiding losers, and...
In this episode of The Investor's Podcast, Clay Finck and Stig Brodersen discuss Stig's portfolio changes in 2025, including selling Evolution AB and increasing his Uber position. Stig shares his investment strategy, emphasizing operational leverage and wealth preservation. The conversation covers Uber's growth drivers...
In this episode of the Bitcoin Fundamentals Podcast, Preston Pysh interviews Andy Edstrom about the performance of Bitcoin treasury companies, with Edstrom calling them a "dumpster fire." They discuss MicroStrategy's approach to securitizing Bitcoin, comparing it to Tether's stablecoin model, and the risks involved in ...
In this episode of The Investors Podcast, Kyle Grieve dives deep into the insights of Michael Mauboussin's work from "The Consilient Observer," focusing on improving investment judgment and decision-making. Kyle breaks down key concepts such as the BIN framework (Bias, Information, Noise) to combat forecasting errors, ...
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