Clock Speed with Shamus Madan

In this episode, Shamus Madan discusses strategies for building wealth, including saving, investing, and controlling spending. He talks about the wise use of credit cards, maximizing employer 401k, and the power of negotiation. Shamus also explores the role of side hustles and the importance of persistence for long-term success. How to Make your First Million. Welcome everyone to the MBIT podcast. This week we will be discussing some strategies to build wealth efficiently and effectively, to hit the 1 Million Mark.Now, as you embark on your journey to make your first million it is important to keep in mind that it is a marathon, not a sprint. Along the way, there will be hills and mountains to challenge your ability, but remember that the best rewards are in the journey and to continue persisting.1. Analyze2. Save 3. Invest... And for the most important one... Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. Twitter: @mbitpodcastInstagram: @mbitpodmbitpod.com Background Music Credits: Not For Nothing - Otis McDonald (0:00) Introduction (0:19) Building Wealth to Reach the Millionaire Mark (1:35) Saving and Analyzing Spending (2:01) Investing: Risks, Dividends, and Diversification (4:19) Wise Use of Credit Cards (4:59) Lifestyle Monitoring and Spending Control (5:24) Maximizing Employer 401k (6:42) The Power of Negotiation (7:02) Side Hustles: An Additional Income Stream (7:53) Persistence and Consistency for Long-Term Success (8:13) Conclusion and Social Media Handles (8:40) Podcast Disclaimer

In this episode, Shamus Madan conducts an in-depth analysis of Tesla's stock price and PE ratio. He further explores Tesla's future and potential in the electric company sector. The key takeaway discusses the scope of Tesla's interest in this area. The episode wraps up with concluding remarks, subscription reminder, and a final disclaimer. The Key Takeaway here is Tesla is NOT a car company, it is an electric company taking on not just motor vehicles, but also power companies, roofing, and anything to do with electricity. Think about it, decades from now, do you still see the country using coal? Topics: Tesla, Finance, Markets, Economy, Future, Cars, Electricity, Coal, Natural Gas, Clean Energy Alright everyone, thank you for tuning into MBIT, I am your host Shamus Madan, and I will see you on the next episode. Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. Twitter: @mbitpodcast Instagram: @mbitpod mbitpod.com Background Music Credits: Not For Nothing - Otis McDonald (0:00) Introduction to the MBIT podcast (0:19) Analysis: Tesla's stock price and PE ratio (1:24) Deep Dive: Tesla's future and potential as an electric company (2:49) Key Takeaway: Scope of Tesla's interest in electricity sector (3:12) Concluding remarks and subscription reminder (3:27) Final disclaimer (3:43) End of episode

In this episode, Shamus Madan explores the rise of meme stocks and Reddit's role in it, discusses the fear of missing out (FOMO) and risks in investing, shares wealth-building tips from billionaires, and provides a historical perspective on market bubbles. Welcome everyone to the MBIT podcast; I am your host, Shamus Madan. This week we will be discussing what meme stocks are, how they work, what’s the deal with the whole “to the moon” ideology, and finally some tips on how to make your money work for you, from many billionaires. Be sure to subscribe and take that like the button to the moon for the youtube algorithm. DISCLAIMER: Before we begin, it is essential to note that this is NOT investment advice, and all opinions expressed are my own. Topics: Meme Stocks How Meme Stocks Work Markets Crypto bubble Market bubble Wealth Building Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings, or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. Background Music: Not For Nothing - By Otis McDonald (0:00) Introduction to MBIT podcast (0:19) Overview of the Episode (1:08) Rise of Meme Stocks and Reddit's Role (2:16) FOMO and Risks in Investing (3:40) Building Wealth: Tips from Billionaires (4:28) Market Bubbles: A Historical Perspective (5:02) Conclusion and Sign Off

In this episode, Shamus Madan interviews Gav Blackburn of Wolf Financial. They discuss Blackburn's role, delve into retail trading and social sentiment, and debate signs of a market bubble. They also touch on the rise of retail investors in 2020 and measures to protect against volatility. Topics: Effect of retail trading on the stock market Social sentiment affecting the market GME and Reddit, AMC, Meme Stocks Hello Everyone, I am your host Shamus Madan and welcome to the MBIT podcast in which finance and economic topics are broken down so that you can become a more educated investor. Today we have a special guest, Gav Blaxsberg, COO of Wolf Financial. How are you today, Gav?.... Would you mind introducing to the audience what you do and what Wolf Financial is? … Alright, so let’s transition to discussing how retail trading and social sentiment have been affecting the markets and your portfolio. First off, quick disclaimer the podcast is not financial advice and is for informational purposes only. Investing is risky. Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings, or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction by Shamus Madan and Guest Gav Blackburn (1:26) Gav Blackburn's role and responsibilities at Wolf Financial (1:31) Deep Dive into Retail Trading and Social Sentiment (5:36) Signs of Market Bubble and Power of Retail Traders (10:17) Emergence of Retail Investors in 2020 (10:41) Investor Protection Measures Against Increased Volatility (12:49) Conclusion and Thanks to Gav Blackburn (13:15) Podcast Disclaimer

In this episode, Shamus Madan interviews investor Andrew Sather. They discuss Sather's journey, the importance of market knowledge and diversification, and the impact of government spending on investments. They also delve into building a balanced portfolio, including the role of cryptocurrencies, and strategies for investing in volatile markets. The episode concludes with Buffett's investment tips. Topics Discussed: Value of Diversification Effect of Government Spending on the Market Thoughts on Meme Stocks - Comparison to Dot Com Bubble Key Takeaway: No matter the amount you invest, the lessons and what you learn remain the same. The difference is what you end up losing. #riskmanagement Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction and Guest Andrew Sather's Investing Journey (3:32) Importance of Market Knowledge and Diversification (7:25) Impact of Government Spending and Interest Rates on Investments (11:33) Building a Balanced Portfolio & Role of Cryptocurrencies (15:04) Understanding Business Finance and Investing in Volatile Markets (17:54) Power of Diversified Portfolio, Compound Interest, and Investor Education (19:50) Conclusion: Warren Buffet's Investment Tips and Closing Remarks

In this episode, Shamus Madan talks with Jeff Wickersham about his journey, the mission of Morning Fire, and his perspective on the current economy. They delve into common business growth mistakes, the importance of a growth mindset, and strategic growth planning. Jeff also shares his morning routine for optimal performance. Hello Everyone, I am your host Shamus Madan and welcome to the MBIT podcast in which finance and economic topics are broken down so that you can become a more educated investor. Today we have a different type of episode discussing how the economy is affecting businesses and what they can do to push through. To talk on these topics, I would like to welcome Jeff Wickersham, founder of The Morning Fire Academy. Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. If you want to contact Jeff to learn more the links are below! Website – www.themorningfire.com LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-wickersham/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/jeff_wickersham/ Email – Jeff@themorningfire.com (0:00) Introduction and guest Jeff Wickersham's backstory (1:54) Mission of Morning Fire (2:20) Discussion on the current economic situation (2:57) Top three business growth errors (4:13) Growth mindset for businesses (5:42) Strategic perspective in business growth (5:57) Jeff Wickersham's morning routine for high performance (8:18) Key takeaway for the audience (9:14) Wrap up and closing remarks

In this episode, Shamus Madan delves into the recent inflation data, discussing its calculation and limitations. He then explores the Federal Reserve's role in inflation, the economic impact of its financial support withdrawal, and provides investment advice during high inflation. The episode ends with a promotion of MBIT's Twitter account. Hello Everyone, and welcome to the MBIT podcast; I am your host, Shamus Madan. This week we will be discussing the impact of the recently released inflation data on the economy and your portfolio. Be sure to subscribe and inflate that like button for the YouTube algorithm. Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings, or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction and explanation of the recent inflation data (1:30) Detailed discussion on inflation calculation and limitations (2:14) Role of the Federal Reserve in inflation and economic impact (3:11) Market effects of withdrawal of Federal Reserve's financial support (3:39) Investment advice in high inflation scenario (4:02) Closing remarks and promotion of MBIT's Twitter account

In this episode, Shamus Madan explores current market trends, the impact of the stimulus package, and the role of the Federal Reserve. He also discusses strategies for protecting investments in inflated markets, shares Warren Buffet's advice, and emphasizes understanding your investments. Hello Everyone, and welcome to MBIT; I am your host, Shamus Madan. Today we will be discussing why markets are through the roof and how you can use this to make money. Sources: Tompor, Susan. “Why New Investors Bought Stock during the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Detroit Free Press, Detroit Free Press, 6 Feb. 2021, www.freep.com/story/money/personal-finance/susan-tompor/2021/02/05/how-invest-stock-market/4360276001/ Neugarten, Jesse. “Do Lower Interest Rates Increase Investment Spending?” Investopedia, Investopedia, 29 Aug. 2020, www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/101315/do-lower-interest-rates-increase-investment-spending.asp Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings, or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Intro and Overview of the Market Trends (1:36) Significance of the Stimulus Package (2:39) Role of Federal Reserve in Market Trends (3:58) Protecting Investments in Inflated Markets (4:30) Warren Buffet's Investment Advice (5:03) Understanding Your Investments (5:29) Outro and Social Media Plugs (5:45) End of Episode Disclaimer

In this episode, Shamus Madan explores the world of cryptocurrencies. He delves into the basics, the intricacies of Bitcoin, and its recent market trends. He also compares Bitcoin to the dot com bubble and Dogecoin, and discusses the risks and limitations of cryptocurrencies. Hello Everyone, and welcome to MBIT, I am your host Shamus Madan, and today we will be discussing what cryptocurrencies are, how they work, and how they could impact the future of currency.When one hears the word cryptocurrency, the first thought of many is Bitcoin. And in today’s episode, we will be mainly discussing Bitcoin as not all cryptocurrencies work the same way. Sources: Frankenfield, Jake. “Bitcoin Exchange Definition.” Investopedia, Investopedia, 4 Mar. 2021, www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bitcoin-exchange.asp “Bitcoin USD (BTC-USD) Stock Price, News, Quote and History.”: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BTC-USD/ “3 Reasons Why Bitcoin Has Doubled in Less than a Month - and Why Experts Think It Won: https://markets.businessinsider.com/currencies/news/bitcoin-price-btc-performance-explanation-cryptocurrency-market-crash-token-investing-2021-1-1029945005 (0:00) Introduction and overview of the episode (0:23) Background and basics of cryptocurrencies (1:35) Deep dive into Bitcoin: White paper, Mining, and Blockchain (3:54) Analysis of Bitcoin's recent market trends (4:34) Cryptocurrency comparison: Bitcoin vs. Dot com bubble vs. Dogecoin (5:13) Risks and limitations of cryptocurrencies (5:47) Conclusion and outro (6:05) End of episode

In this episode, Shamus Madan delves into the GameStop stock surge saga, discussing Ryan Cohen's impact and his role in the board of directors. He also explains stock shorting, its risks, and how Reddit influenced the stock's rise. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of investing and the importance of investor education. Hello Everyone and welcome to MBIT, I am your host Shamus Madan, and today we will be walking through what caused Gamestop’s stock to surge and how it could change the future of investing. Topic: The Significance Behind the Gamestop Craze Sources: Clement, J. “U.S. Computer and Video Game Sales - Digital vs. Physical 2017.” Statista, 29 Jan. 2021, www.statista.com/statistics/190225/digital-and-physical-game-sales-in-the-us-since-2009/ “GameStop Announces Multi-Year Strategic Partnership with Microsoft.” Gamestop Corp., news.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-release-details/gamestop-announces-multi-year-strategic-partnership-microsoft Inc., GameStop. “GameStop Announces Additional Board Refreshment to Accelerate Transformation.” GlobeNewswire News Room, "GlobeNewswire,” 11 Jan. 2021, www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/01/11/2156168/0/en/GameStop-Announces-Additional-Board-Refreshment-to-Accelerate-Transformation.html. Disclaimer: The MBIT podcast is reflecting the opinion of only the host. The podcast is for informational purposes only. The podcast is not a research report and is not a recommendation to purchase or sell any stocks, holdings or securities. The podcast is also not meant to serve as the basis of any investment decision. (0:00) Introduction and Background on GameStop (1:07) GameStop's Stock Surge and Ryan Cohen's Impact (2:32) Cohen's Inclusion in GameStop's Board of Directors (3:08) Understanding Stock Shorting and its Risks (3:50) Reddit's Influence on GameStop's Stock Surge (4:31) Changing Landscape of Investing: Commission-free Platforms (5:26) The Future of Investing and Importance of Investor Education (5:58) Closing Remarks