Five-Minute Podcast: Recent Episodes
Khalif Pradansyah
Three topics that I discuss in this podcast are: Investing, Economics & Book Review. This a platform where I share the knowledge that I have gained over the past few years so you are can extract the gist without spending too much time. Sit tight and enjoy!
What are the economic implications of political instability? In this podcast, I'm going through research papers and the political event that is currently happening in Malaysia to show the correlation between politics and economics. Enjoy.
Slack Technologies (WORK) provides software that make it easier for people to work collaboratively. Have you come across its stock?
Coronavirus possesses a big threat to the economy. GDP growth is expected to slow down and both supply and demand side of the economy is affected. Find out more in this fourth episode of Five-Minute Economics.
We spend more than a third of our lifetime sleeping and it turns out, it plays an important role in our health and productivity. Listen to the lessons that I have learned from the book 'Why We Sleep" that is written by Matthew Walker who spent more than 30 years researching about it. Enjoy!
Uber, Coca-Cola, Verizon & GoPro are four stocks that will be discussed in this podcast. Enjoy!
Six Stocks that are discussed in this podcast are:
Apple (AAPL), Google(GOOGL), Tesla(TSLA), Waste Management (WM), Ferarri (RACE), Amazon (AMZN)
Enjoy!
MBS, CDO and CDS. These are the three important elements that allow the people in the Big Short Movie to earn an enormous amount of return during the 2008 financial crisis. Find out more how they work in this podcast!
In January 2019, PG&E filed its bankruptcy due to a deadly wildfire in California. A contributor in Forbes mentioned that this is the first of many more climate change bankruptcies. Find out more about the risk associated with climate change to the world of finance in this episode of Five-Minute Economics.
Are we going to face a recession in 2020? and how exactly it is going to happen?
Find out more in this first episode of Five-Minute Economics!