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In this episode, Jason and Jeff take a much-needed break from the relentless AI hype cycle to focus on "boring" but beautiful businesses. The duo builds an "Anti-AI" portfolio of companies that are positioned to thrive regardless of whether the tech boom goes bust. They break down the pricing power and operational efficiency of retail giants Costco and TJX Companies, unpack the ongoing roll-up strategy of Brad Jacobs' QXO, and explore high-yield opportunities in REITs like CareTrust and EPR Properties. Plus, Jason makes the case for investing with the ultra-wealthy by buying shares of the Atlanta Braves, taking plenty of shots at Jeff's beloved New York Mets along the way.
01:42 Why Look Beyond AI
07:27 AI Backlash and Reality Check
11:00 Berkshire Weekend Teaser
11:53 Picking AI Proof Stocks
12:55 Costco as Safe Retailer
16:40 Costco Ops and Tech Edge
21:37 TJX Treasure Hunt Model
25:49 Phinia Gas Engine Parts
29:29 Commercial Auto Parts Angle
30:10 Delphi Brand Recognition
30:33 QXO Rollup Strategy
32:56 Synergies And TopBuild Deal
38:12 Tech Stack Efficiency Play
39:05 CareTrust REIT Overview
42:23 EPR Experiential REIT
45:42 EPR Dividend Growth Case
46:48 Braves Stock BATRA Pitch
50:32 Stadium Real Estate Upside
51:54 Valuation Versus Padres Deal
Companies mentioned: BATRA, COST, CTRE, EPR, PHIN, QXO, TJX
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By Jason Hall and Jeff Santoro4.9
9696 ratings
In this episode, Jason and Jeff take a much-needed break from the relentless AI hype cycle to focus on "boring" but beautiful businesses. The duo builds an "Anti-AI" portfolio of companies that are positioned to thrive regardless of whether the tech boom goes bust. They break down the pricing power and operational efficiency of retail giants Costco and TJX Companies, unpack the ongoing roll-up strategy of Brad Jacobs' QXO, and explore high-yield opportunities in REITs like CareTrust and EPR Properties. Plus, Jason makes the case for investing with the ultra-wealthy by buying shares of the Atlanta Braves, taking plenty of shots at Jeff's beloved New York Mets along the way.
01:42 Why Look Beyond AI
07:27 AI Backlash and Reality Check
11:00 Berkshire Weekend Teaser
11:53 Picking AI Proof Stocks
12:55 Costco as Safe Retailer
16:40 Costco Ops and Tech Edge
21:37 TJX Treasure Hunt Model
25:49 Phinia Gas Engine Parts
29:29 Commercial Auto Parts Angle
30:10 Delphi Brand Recognition
30:33 QXO Rollup Strategy
32:56 Synergies And TopBuild Deal
38:12 Tech Stack Efficiency Play
39:05 CareTrust REIT Overview
42:23 EPR Experiential REIT
45:42 EPR Dividend Growth Case
46:48 Braves Stock BATRA Pitch
50:32 Stadium Real Estate Upside
51:54 Valuation Versus Padres Deal
Companies mentioned: BATRA, COST, CTRE, EPR, PHIN, QXO, TJX
Find where to listen & subscribe, portfolio contests, and contact information at https://investingunscripted.com
*****************************************
To get 15% off any paid plan at fiscal.ai, visit https://fiscal.ai/unscripted
Listen to the Chit Chat Stocks Podcast for discussions on stocks, financial markets, super investors, and more. Follow the show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube
*****************************************
Join our Patreon
Subscribe to our portfolio on Savvy Trader
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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