Alibaba was the U.S.’s largest IPO in 2014, but now $BABA is one step closer to being delisted. What happened to Alibaba between now and then? Should U.S. shareholders worry about a potential delisting? Find out the latest about Alibaba's delisting drama in this episode. 

Elon Musk’s character traits have a tendency to get him into trouble, as shown by Twitter’s new lawsuit attempting to force the completion of his $44 billion acquisition of the company. What are those traits, and what can we learn from them? I share my analysis of Elon Musk’s psychology and some relevant lessons about leadership with help from Charlie Munger.

Advances in technologies like blockchain and AI supposedly have the potential to fuel economic growth, creating billions of dollars of value for investors. But are these new technologies living up to the hype? I share and discuss the findings of a new article from Nieman Lab about why we could be living in an unproductive bubble.

Warren Buffett says that he would have been “a whole lot poorer” without the influence of his business partner Charlie Munger. But what effect did Charlie actually have on Warren’s investment career? We take a trip back to 1988 and read from “The Inside Story of Warren Buffett,” Carol J. Loomis’s Fortune Magazine article that describes the origins of Warren and Charlie’s successful business partnership. If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast and share it with a friend.

Have Elon Musk’s Dogecoin tweets lost their magic touch? Over the weekend, Elon Musk again tweeted his support for Dogecoin, but his statements failed to move the price of the cryptocurrency as much as they did in 2021. What does this say about the state of the crypto economy amidst the ongoing crash? I share my thoughts. If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast and share it with a friend.

My research into emerging market ETFs has led me to conclude that they’re a ripoff for retail investors. I share three reasons to avoid them based on investing lessons I’ve learned from Jack Bogle and Warren Buffett. If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast and share it with a friend.

In his 2011 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Warren Buffett described the three different types of assets—and warned against investing in assets like Bitcoin, whose value has plunged 27% this week alone. I share the lessons from this letter that help provide clarity to this week's cryptocurrency crash. If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast and share it with a friend.

Invesco’s popular $QQQ ETF charges an expense ratio of 0.20%. Why is it so expensive? I read the fine print of QQQ’s prospectus and discover the potentially disturbing truth about how QQQ investors’ money is spent. If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast and share it with a friend. 

Feeling anxious about your investments as fears of a recession loom? Tune out the noise with these words of investing wisdom from Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Jack Bogle. If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast and share it with a friend.

I discuss the importance of minimizing the costs of investing; a mathematically-proven way to improve your investment returns. The episode features sections from “The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” by Jack Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and pioneer of the low-cost index fund.