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    The Investing for Beginners Podcast – Your Path to Financial Freedom

    The Investing for Beginners Podcast teaches you how to buy your first stocks and build long-term wealth in the stock market— without the hype or confusing jargon.

    Hosts Andrew Sather and Stephen Morris break down value investing fundamentals into plain English: how to read financial statements, value a company, avoid common beginner mistakes, and build a long-term portfolio you can actually stick with.

    Plus, in our At Any Rate episodes with host Evan Raidt, we tackle the personal finance side of wealth building— paying off debt, budgeting, saving, and the money debates every household faces before (and while) investing.

    Stop chasing “get-rich-quick” schemes and start building your path to financial freedom, one episode at a time. Follow for more.

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    IFB304: Navigating the September Effect and Other Noise in Stocks Sep 07, 2023
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    Welcome to episode 304 of the Investing for Beginners Podcast! In today's episode, Andrew and I will be discussing the September effect and other seemingly useless information that you might come across in the stock market. We'll dive into what the September effect is, whether you should sell or buy stocks during that month, and why it's important to ignore short-term noise when it comes to investing. We'll also explore the concept of the Santa Claus rally and discuss the mindset shift that investors need to make in order to focus on long-term success rather than weekly returns. So join us as we debunk these market myths and provide insights on how to compound your wealth effectively. Let's get started!

    00:02:13 Don't interrupt compounding by timing investments.

    00:04:11 Santa Claus rally not important, noise mostly.

    00:08:21 Media sensationalizes news, creating "nothing burger" situations.

    00:12:47 Politics is personal, elections noisy, avoid sensationalism.

    00:16:54 Fed's impact on economy takes time to show.

    00:22:21 Buffett and Ackman on opposite sides: be cautious.

    00:24:10 Celebrity investors shouldn't determine your investment choices.

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    IFB303: How to Spread $10,000 in the Stock Market Sep 04, 2023
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    Welcome back to the Investing for Beginners Podcast! In today's episode, "303," we delve into four intriguing listener questions shared with us via Spotify. One of our listeners, Jason, has $10,000 to invest in the stock market and seeks advice on which stock to buy and how to spread it out. We tackle this question head-on in a discussion between Andrew and Dave, emphasizing the importance of learning to fish instead of relying on others for stock recommendations. They suggest starting with our show as a great educational resource, but also provide practical tips on how to spread out investments and mitigate risk. They advise diversifying holdings while remaining mindful of potential returns. Dave recommends investing a portion in an S&P 500 ETF or index fund to dip one's toes into the market. Additionally, he suggests choosing a couple of companies to invest in, preferably familiar ones, to gain insight into individual stock ownership. The goal is to learn and adapt while understanding the dynamic nature of the market. Both hosts stress the value of education and self-discovery in the investment journey. Join us as we explore this listener question and delve into the world of investing with a prudent mindset. Stay tuned!

    00:02:01 Invest in index funds, then diversify with individual stocks to learn about the stock market and minimize risk.

    00:09:02 Followed the White Rabbit, learned, then invested.

    00:12:59 ADRs allow you to own stock abroad.

    00:15:28 Tax implications of investing in foreign stocks.

    00:20:09 Start with home bias, then branch out.

    00:22:31 Big ADRs provide valuable information for investors.

    00:25:19 Basic learning is essential for successful investing.

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    IFB301: Capital Allocation: The Number One Job for CEOs and Its Impact on Investing Performance Aug 31, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! Today we have another round of great listener questions! As always like we like to say, we love receiving these kind of questions as it challenges us to think more and refreshes the investing knowledge we know. In this round, we will be discussing an array of topics encompassing calculating financial ratios yourself, an investing book list, lump sum vs DCA and more so listen on!

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -Are financial websites reliable? or should you calculate the ratios yourself? [01:44]

    -Books to follow up on reading after The Intelligent Investor of Benjamin Graham. [07:30]

    -Lump sum vs dollar cost averaging: which one is the best especially on index funds and individual stocks. [23:48]

    -What is WACC/hurdle rate and why it matters in calculating your personal returns. [30:57]

    -Why hurdle rates are sensitive to the current prevailing interest rates. [38:28]

    -Operating leases and why it should be considered as debt of a business. [43:28]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    Books mentioned in the episode:

    Investment Gurus: A Road Map to Wealth from the World's Best Money Managers (New York Institute of Finance) by Peter Tanous

    Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel

    Market Masters: Interviews with Canada’s Top Investors ― Proven Investing Strategies You Can Apply by Robin Speziale

    Richer, Wiser, and Happier by William Green

    The Little Book of Sideways Markets: How to Make Money in Markets that Go Nowhere by Vitaly N. Katsenelson

    The Dhando Investor by Monish Pabrai

    More than you know by Michael Maubossin

    The Little book of Valuation by Aswath Damodaran

    Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham

    Expectations Investing by Michael Maubossin

    For more insight like this into investing and stock selection for beginners, visit stockmarketpdf.com

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    Talking Getting Started in Real Estate with the Real Estate Rookie Podcast Aug 28, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! In today's episode, we will be having not only one guest but two! Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson of the Real Estate Rookie podcast will be joining us to discuss everything about investing in real estate. They will share with us how one can start even with minimal capital, the inherent risks in real estate and choosing the right partner in building your real estate wealth. Listen on as we ask every beginner questions in the industry itself and how it will surely give you insights as well.

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -Why would one consider investing in the real estate industry instead of the stock market? [02:05]

    -How to start investing with real estate and the pieces to prepare first before heading in. [08:00]

    -Different reasons how real estate can serve your investment goals. [11:49]

    -Risks and rates of return involving investing in real estate. [13:55]

    -Why the type of risk you will take depends on the skill set you have. [17:48]

    -Ways to deal with the inherent risks in the real estate industry and how those risks can immediately set you back. [20:16]

    -Real estate investing can also be done at the comfort of your home regardless of where the property is located. [23:55]

    -Ashley and Tony shares how real estate investing gave them the freedom to do things they love essentially giving them more time to pursue their passions. [27:50]

    -They talk about their recent joint book project where it discusses how real estate partnerships work as the saying goes "if you want to go fast go alone, if you wanna go far go together." [30:37]

    -Things you can do to mitigate the risks of being in a business partnership. [32:37]

    -Finding the right partners in business is the most important thing you can do especially in real estate. Ashley and Tony shares insightful tips. [36:50]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    Their podcast- https://open.spotify.com/show/7GAvDfVZWXglwZPxayvqh7?si=e9327d3067744ed4

    Their upcoming book in preselling- https://store.biggerpockets.com/products/real-estate-partnerships?_pos=1&_sid=1dd453d22&_ss=r

    Link to their Biggerpockets website- https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcasts/real-estate-rookie

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    Simon Erickson of 7Investing Joins Us to Discuss Innovation and Growth Stock Opportunities Aug 24, 2023
    Show notes

    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! Today's episode, we will be joined by a special guest! Simon Erickson, host of 7investing podcast, will be joining us today to talk about his investing principles, portfolio allocation, the different industries he's interested in and much more! Listen on as we have a fun conversation on topics that not only will be insightful for beginners but also veterans out there. Let's go!

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -Simon shares his investing story and why he uses the number "7" in his company 7investing. [02:28]

    -Why investing is such a personal endeavor and how Simon molded his own. [05:05]

    -He talks about his favorite part of the semiconductor value chain and how it is more relevant today then ever. [08:00]

    -How to think about balancing your portfolio if it is exposed in a cyclical industry. [11:14]

    -The "hype" cycle is the enemy of a long term investor and how to avoid it. [13:25]

    -Understanding deeper into the weeds of AI and Nvidia chips. [16:34]

    -Switching gears into the defense industry and why it is relevant in recent times. [18:55]

    -Signs that a management is a good capital allocator. [20:45]

    -How to differentiate between a company that has done well in the past and will continue to do so over a company that shows promise at first but will ultimately flame out. [23:14]

    -The importance of understanding which business life cycle a company is in. [25:17]

    -A business that continues to protect its moat will surely thrive. [27:45]

    -Simons shares the story behind the 7investing service and how it empowers retail investors. [29:42]

    -Why fees shouldn’t be overlooked when you can do it yourself. [31:48]

    -Discussing the barbell portfolio and how you should allocate each holdings in it. [32:45]

    -The biggest advantage of an individual retail investors against institutional firms. [36:20]

    -How to approach and analyze companies of different market caps. [37:00]

    -Simon talks about the space economy and how it will be a driving force of the world economy in the coming decades. [39:23]

    -The beauty of the world of investing where your curiosity is rewarded financially. [43:27]

    -Simon tells his best dad joke. [47: 29]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    Simon's website- https://7investing.com

    His podcast- https://open.spotify.com/show/7wBWhst8U3CqSeQ8fRGCLO?si=58b4a51ae67947ec

    His Youtube channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAI0YGmr9W96nZI1q3vSJHg

    Today's show is sponsored by Rocket Money:

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    Value Spotlight: The New Updated Sather Research eLetter Aug 21, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! Today is a special episode and an announcement at the same time! Andrew will share with us the exciting changes with his stock research e-letter service and also the insightful lessons he learned after doing this for almost ten years- time surely flies. This is a pivotal moment for us in the podcast as we are excited to bring more value to our listeners moving forward so listen on to learn more!

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -Andrew talks about his new revamped Sather research e-letter service, how it evolved and why it will serve its subscribers better in a new platform. Plus, new features! [01:48]

    -What prompted the change and rebrand of his stock picking service. [03:53]

    -Andrew shares how his investing evolved after doing the e-letter service for almost ten years. [05:56]

    -Investing lessons and mistakes Andrew learned throughout the years. [08:09]

    -Dollar cost averaging strategy lessons: The good and the bad. [15:20]

    -The power of being open-minded and not stubborn to change is a valuable trait every investor should have. [17:35]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    Value Spotlight website- https://valuespotlight.com

    For more insight like this into investing and stock selection for beginners, visit stockmarketpdf.com

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    Paul From @Investmentideen Joins Us to Discuss the Power of Capital Allocation Aug 17, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! Today we have a special guest! Joining us today will be Paul, a good friend we met in Twitter (or X now) where he will talk with us a diverse range of topics spanning from his experience working under Constellation software before into good capital allocation, value traps and more. Listen on as he discusses great insights into valuations especially on micro caps and also the key in finding quality businesses. This is such a great episode with so many gems that it's a pity we only have an hour (almost) of an episode!

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -Paul shares his investing journey and gives credit on having people showing you the way. [02:10]

    -He talks about the first stock he bought and how it started paving the way on doing great due diligence. [04:20]

    -The importance of finding your own style in investing even though we all stand on the principles of investing giants. [07:00]

    -Overpaying is the most common problem among investors and drags returns overall. [09:28]

    -Paul shares his approach on what to do if he is gonna start investing all over again today, the rules to follow and sifting through noise of readily available information. [12:20]

    -He breaks down what an earnings yield is and how it drives business return overall. [16:20]

    -Differentiating between cheap stocks that deserves to be cheap and the ones that has sustainable earnings but the market values it cheaply. [19:35]

    -What are value traps and why year over year fast revenue growth of value traps should not excite you. [21:55]

    -Management's quality in realizing shareholder value is important for every thesis/valuation to play out.[26:00]

    -Why looking acutely on the cash position of a company's balance sheet is relevant in gauging a management's skill in capital allocation. [30:50]

    -Paul shares his experience working under Constellation software before and why most small software companies are not run capital efficiently. [35:29]

    -What valuation ultimately means to Paul and how he approaches it. [38:00]

    -The key to finding quality businesses is by making the process simple. [42:35]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    Paul's Twitter (X) handle- https://twitter.com/Investmentideen

    His substack- https://investmentideas.substack.com

    Books and resources mentioned in the episode:

    Seth Klarman's book- Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor

    Joel Greenblatt- You Can Be a Stock Market Genius: Uncover the Secret Hiding Places of Stock Market Profits

    Geoff Gannon compilations download link- https://bit.ly/3QyzIpF

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    Bird’s Eye View of Learning a New Industry Aug 14, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! In today's episode, we will do a bird's eye view in how to approach in studying an industry that is not in your circle of competence as investors will say. We will take you in on how we approach it ourselves step by step and discuss the nuances of each so listen on!

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -Great frameworks to use in starting to study a new industry. A way to extend your circle of competence. [01:50]

    -Starting with the sales trend of companies in an industry paints a financial picture to where an industry is headed. [05:20]

    -Identifying the key players in each industry is helpful and important in gauging if an industry is investable or not. [10:50]

    -How to approach studying a technical industry like the semi-conductors. [14:25]

    -Tracing the value chain of an industry helps you find under the radar businesses that are profitable.[18:50]

    -Continuous learning and keeping up to date in the industry you're invested in should not be hard and can be boiled down to few metrics. [23:38]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    For more insight like this into investing and stock selection for beginners, visit stockmarketpdf.com

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    IFB300: Listener Q&A – Finding Tax Documents & Our Favorite Financial Websites Aug 10, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! Today's episode, we have another great round of listener questions coming from Spotify! Questions in this episode encompasses a wide range of topics-from taxes to financial growth metrics- all are covered and discussed in a simple way Dave and Andrew are known for so listen on!

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -How to file your taxes in investing. It's easier than it sounds. [01:50]

    -Reliable sources of financial metrics and how to use them as each one has its own use cases. [03:23]

    -Don't overthink it and just dive in. Start investing as early as possible. [10:00]

    -What to do after your first investing failure. Spoiler: It will open a whole pandoras box of questions in becoming a better investor. [14:30]

    -Talking about different ETF's on index funds and why its a good starting point for beginner investors.[19:00]

    -Metrics to consider in measuring a businesses' growth. [21:45]

    -How different growth rates depend on which life cycle a business is. [25:37]

    -Why return on equity (ROE) is a good growth metric to use in increasing shareholder returns. [28:10]

    -Always remember there is no one metric that fits all. Dave discusses the pitfalls of ROE. [34:44]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    Sources mentioned in the episode:

    Stratosphere- http://www.stratosphere.io

    Quick fs- https://quickfs.net

    Seekingalpha- https://seekingalpha.com

    Finviz- https://finviz.com

    BamSEC- https://www.bamsec.com

    For more insight like this into investing and stock selection for beginners, visit stockmarketpdf.com

    Today's show is sponsored by: Factor

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    IFB299: Red Flags in a Company’s Financials Aug 07, 2023
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    Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast! In today's episode we will be talking all about red flags of a businesses' financials and why we should look out for it. Red flags can either be really obvious or hidden deeper in the numbers and in this episode we will take a deep dive on each of them. Listen on as we discuss the questions you should ask yourself in encountering these red flags.

    Timestamps of the episode:

    -From profitable to non-profitable, a common overlooked red flag on businesses. [01:45]

    -Increasing debt to equity ratio, another rising red flag that has been proven to be detrimental in the future of a business [04:00]

    -Red flags are not necessarily deal breakers (mostly it is) but should make you ask yourself questions as to why it can be long term or not. [10:58]

    -Why sometimes a increasing goodwill of an asset acquired can be a red flag. [14:24]

    -Impairment losses are red flags and punishment for companies paying too much. It says a lot on the management's skill of doing acquisitions. [19:30]

    -Serial acquirers can either be great or bad as M&A's should be value accretive. Goodwill is the one to look out for on these companies. [28:30]

    -Decreasing return on invested capital (ROIC) and gross margins are another red flag of a business. [30:05]

    -A plethora of red flags is not a sign to short a company. [36:10]

    Note: Timestamps may differ and are approximate, depending on your podcast player.

    For more insight like this into investing and stock selection for beginners, visit stockmarketpdf.com

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