Welcoming masterminds to discuss books to think, invest & live better. Concept: @Investbythebook & @Redeye_ Host: @edisonpalmgren, prev. @NiklasSavas

Stockholm, Sweden
Joined May 2021
Matt Franz from Eagle Point Capital joins the podcast to share his investing lessons from Richard Feynman. Feynman was a curious adventurer, who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1965. He probably also would’ve been a great investor... Links below 👇
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"The goal of full-time private investing isn't just to sustain your lifestyle, it is to grow your portfolio net of living expenses and still beat the market." This was one of my fav quotes from my conversation with @iancassel a few weeks ago.
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Fun and insightful conversation with @iancassel about his new excellent book – Stock Picker. Ian shares his personal journey of becoming a full-time private investor and his lessons from 25+ years of investing in tiny, often overlooked companies. youtube.com/watch?v=6jrnejp2…
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Happy birthday to the GOAT!
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What can we learn about investing from the most spectacular art dealer in the world? With Mark Wallace, a UK-based investor at Rothschild & Co Wealth Management with 30+ years of market experience, we discuss the 1952 biography about Joseph Duveen. Links to the episode below 👇
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Takeaways: Duveen’s ruthless focus on quality, patient holding periods, and strong relationships parallel the strategies of today's best business collectors. Tune in on: Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/se/podcas… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/61r… Youtube: youtu.be/_Mv9EmdvC4o
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A great book has many covers... This gem was first published as a series of articles in @NewYorker 1951, before being collected into a book in 1952. Mark Wallace, investor at Rothschild & Co and I discuss its lessons for investors in the next episode of @IB_Redeye on Tuesday.
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Episode 85 is LIVE. Thrilled to welcome back @chriswmayer to unpack his brand new book, The Investor’s Odyssey! Here’s what we dive into: 📖 How it builds on the '100 Baggers' 📉 Surviving brutal stock drawdowns ⚙️ The mechanics of serial acquirers ... and more. Listen here 👇
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Today we released episode 84. This time, the guest is Tom Russo, and leading the conversation is our friend in London, Christian Billinger. Listen and learn! youtu.be/mh0F1yL6wiI
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Among the many topics discussed:  - The current environment for investing in consumer stocks - How to assess if challenges facing a business are temporary or structural - How to identify bad and good stewards of capital - The capital cycle in spirits...
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Episode 83! Topics: Decentralization, funding, capital allocation. Book: Built from Scratch (1999) by the Home Depot founders. Guest: Jeff Totten – founder & CEO of US-based holding company Evergreen Services Group – a thoughtful, driven entrepreneur with an investor mindset.
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The episode is available where you listen to podcasts: Apple: podcasts.apple.com/se/podcas… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5fs… Youtube: youtu.be/aauY5aJaLPU
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Episode 82 features Ehsan Ehsani – an investor at Crescendo Partners in New York and an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School. We discuss his book 'Finding Value in Numbers’, in which Ehsan emphasizes the importance of building a personalized investment framework.
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