This week we've got FinTwit Anon Bauncey Chillups or @PrefShares on Twitter. Bauncey dives deep into a host of topics, including:
- Court vision: Bauncey's metaphor of basketball and investing
- The Dangers of Complex Financial Modeling
- Home Improvement Stocks
- Transition Investors
- Lessons Learned From Investing in Asset Plays
- Call Options Embedded in AAA Video Game Stocks
I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. Bauncey is someone I've wanted to get on the podcast for a long time and I'm glad he took the time to do it. I learned a ton and I know you will too.
You can check out our time-stamp below:
- [4:00] Court Vision
- [20:00] Financial Modeling and buying businesses that excite you
- [60:00] Home Depot $HD and Lowe's $LOW
- [67:00] Investing in Water Rights
- [73:00] General Dangers of Asset Play Investing
- [76:00] The Mt. Rushmore of Transition Investors
- [89:00] Bull Case on AAA Video Game Stocks
- [101:00] Closing Questions
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