Rational Investor Podcast: Recent Episodes
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An Indonesian-based Podcast that talks about value investing and personal development for retail investors by a retail investor. We value and share the methods used by Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Benjamin Graham, and Phil Fischer to preserve and grow our wealth for retirement and future generations.
Weekly or biweekly episodes will be released on weekends, so stay tuned!
In this episode, I will be sharing my take on the first two stock categories that were mentioned in Peter Lynch's book "One Up On Wallstreet" and I will also give a brief introduction on who is Peter Lynch and why we can all take a thing or two from his nuggets of wisdom into our own investment practice.
Enjoy everyone!.
Does the size of a company matter? In this episode, I will be sharing my thoughts on the differences in investing in stocks to the size of a company according to their market capitalization.
If you enjoy or hate this episode please leave a comment on my Podbean website or DM me through the Instagram account @rational.investor.podcast and I will definitely reply as soon as possible. Take care!
This episode will talk about how can an investor use the three key indicators to see if a company has a competitive advantage and whether the management team is doing a good job or not.
We can also judge if a company's capital structure is healthy by using two of these indicators so that as investors. That way, we can pick healthy companies that have a strong balance sheet for our portfolio.
This episode is about what the average retail investors can learn from the 2021 Berkshire and Hathaway Annual Meeting. The five key takeaways shared in this episode can be beneficial for the average retail investors and hopefully, they can help you grow in your personal growth.
The actual Annual Meeting is available on the Yahoo Finance Youtube Channel and is about five hours long, and this podcast episode is a short summary if you don't have the available time to listen to the recorded meeting or want to know which are the points that we can immediately implement in our investment practice as retail investors.
In this last episode of the Charlie Munger Checklist series, I am going to cover the last element that the legendary investor looks at when determining a potential investment opportunity. "Price is what we pay, value is what we get" is a mantra that we need to be aware of when we are buying the stock or asset of our choice.
Here, I will share some basic understanding of the various techniques I use on determining the value of a company and most importantly the "Cigar Butt" method that was made famous by Benjamin Graham during the Great Depression of the 1930s. Not all techniques are covered in this episode since its main focus is to give an understanding of the function of valuation in the investment process.
This episode is available on Spotify, Podbean, iTunes, Google Podcast, and many more!
Ever wonder how management can add value to the business that we are interested in investing in? In this episode, I shared some great takeaways that you can have in mind when you are doing your investment research when it comes to the role of management such as how they add value to us as investors and how important they are in a company.
I hope you can enjoy this episode please leave a comment on our podbean website or Instagram account @ration.investor.podcast for any inquiries or inputs for our episodes!
A business is similar to a fortress that needs protection against threats and enemies. This episode will describe the importance of a moat in a business, the types of moats, and how it can help us in our investment process.
Understanding the business of a company is a must in your investment process. In this episode, I shared my thoughts on how important it is and the many ways I personally do in order to gain an understanding of a business and or an industry I am researching. The more you broaden your understanding of various businesses, the bigger your circle of competency of your investment boundaries.
In this episode, I shared my thoughts and view on how can compound interest can work against you. There are obvious and subtle ways that you cannot get the most out of compound interest and hopefully this episode can help us be aware of them.
One way to think about the importance of not making bad decisions that can help us in investing is to avoid the things that can hinder us from making compound interest our money's best friend.
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In this episode, I will be sharing some ideas on the many ways we can take advantage of compound interest to grow our wealth. There are interesting stories and illustrations that can help us get a better understanding of how powerful compound interest can be and why should have it work for us and not against us.
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This episode is all about the practical preparation before you invest. This is not a must-do checklist but I highly recommend the take-away points. If you have any comments or questions please Direct Message me on Instagram @rational.investor.podcast I will reply as soon as possible.
This episode talks about two different ideas of investing that refer to two very good resources written by Robert Kiyosaki and Benjamin Graham.
There's a bonus takeaway for you folks who stick around!
This episode is an introduction to what this Podcast is about, and my background as an investment enthusiast!