After Dinner Investor | Value Investing Podcast On The Hunt For No-Brainer Stock Investments

Hi, welcome back to the After Dinner Investing podcast! On tonight's episode Jason talks about his new year's resolution, and then he dives into some scuttlebutt topics. Thanks for sharing and enjoy!After Dinner Investor YouTube Channel - YouTubeNew Office Hours Aim for Well Rested, More Productive Workers - The New York TimesWielding Rocks and Knives, Arizonans Attack Self-Driving Cars - The New York TimesAfter Dinner Investor Portfolio - After Dinner InvestorThe David Rubenstein Show: Paul Singer - Bloomberg Markets and FinanceApple’s Biggest Problem? My Mom - The New York TimesiPhone XR Revisited: The Best iPhone Apple Can’t Sell - The Wall Street Journal

Hi, welcome back to the After Dinner Investing podcast! On tonight's episode Jason talks about why using an investing checklist is so important, and he goes through his current investing checklist. Enjoy! Thanks for listening and sharing.The Checklist Manifesto - AmazonJason's Investment Checklist - After Dinner Investor

Hi, welcome back to the After Dinner Investing podcast! On tonight's episode Jason shares some great news about the show, he talks about the market madness lately and how ridiculous it is to compare this month to the Great Depression. Then he shares a personal mental model he lives by, which is structuring your life like Berkshire Hathaway, and he covers how much cash he plans to keep in the After Dinner Investor portfolio. And the show closes with some Google and Apple talk and some resources Jason found this week. Enjoy the episode and thanks for listening!The Friendship That Made Google Huge - The New YorkerTech Stocks Often Rise and Fall Together. They Shouldn’t. - The New York TimesForm 4 Insider Trading Screener - OpenInsiderThanks for listening! Please share with your friends and colleagues, and please leave us a rating or review on iTunes.

Today Jason starts off wondering how anyone could possibly be a bad investor given how much information Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett, and Mohnish Pabrai have shared. Then he goes over some interesting insights Mohnish shared during the Q&A section of his recent Morningstar India talk (including commandment number eleven). And Jason closes the show by introducing the After Dinner Investor portfolio and some Fiat Chrysler talk.Mohnish Pabrai at Annual Morningstar India Conference - YouTubeMohnish Pabrai: "Intensive Stock Research Can Be Injurious to Financial Health" - YouTubeWhy Warren Buffett Is Big on Big Banks - Barron'sSergio Marchionne Profile - Wall Street JournalAfter Dinner Investor Portfolio - After Dinner InvestorMohnish Pabrai’s Ten Commandments Hang On My Wall Now - After Dinner Investor Thanks for listening! Please share with your friends and colleagues, and please leave us a rating or review on iTunes.

Welcome back to the After Dinner Investing Podcast! Today Jason starts off talking about something interesting he heard Warren Buffett say during the 1995 shareholder meeting. Then Jason talks about the A.H. Belo Corporation. And he finished the episode talking about his decision to invest in Party City.Thanks for listening! Please share with your friends and colleagues, and please leave us a rating or review on iTunes.

Welcome back to the After Dinner Investing Podcast! On today's show Jason starts off talking about Mohnish Pabrai's new talk, the "Ten Commandments of Investment Management," then Jason gives an update on how his Japanese stock basket is coming along, and then he closes out the show by talking about five companies that look cheap that he'll be doing further research on.Thanks for listening! Please share with your friends and colleagues, and please leave us a rating or review on iTunes.Ten Commandments of Investment Management - https://afterdinnerinvestor.com/mohnish-pabrais-ten-commandments-hang-on-my-wall-now/

On today's show, the first ever episode of the After Dinner Investing podcast, Jason introduces himself, talks about his investing heroes, explains what to expect on this podcast, and then talks about a Japanese construction company that is selling for less than net cash.Thanks for listening and please leave us a review and rating on iTunes and share the show with your friends and colleagues. Mohnish Pabrai's lecture on the "The Quest for 10-100 Baggers" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo1XgDJCkh4Japan Company Handbook - http://amzn.asia/d/6aUb8zEMatsui Construction - https://quotes.wsj.com/JP/XTKS/1810