Chipotle and McDonald’s often get compared with each other because both companies are wildly successful in their niche in the restaurant industry. In this episode, we dive deep into the two companies and compare and contrast them. 

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When reading Grant Cardone’s 10X Rule, I stumbled upon a chapter that gave me a perspective that you might be intrigued with. This principle is applicable to both growth and value investors. While this episode hasn’t come with its own blog post, this episode will be one of my many memos on investing. 

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ESG investing has become more popular during this bull market as the public started becoming more serious about the environment. With companies that are involved with renewable energy outperforming index funds, some wonder if:

While we can't give you all the answers to those thoughts, we can give you a perspective on ESG investing that you probably haven't heard of.

Recently, the UC System's pension fund has fully divested from fossil fuel investments. Being one of the largest university networks in California and having one of the largest investment funds among various universities, having on of the largest university investment funds fully divested from fossil fuel ventures gives a big message to the worlds of investing and environmentalism. 

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GNC, the retailer that has been at the forefront of the supplements industry, has fallen a lot from its 2013 highs as changes in the dynamics of the retail landscape hindered its business performance. The retail apocalypse has been detrimental to the company. While the turnaround efforts haven't gotten GNC out of its downtrend in performance, there are some highlights that I share with you that could show that there is a chance for GNC to recover from its decline.

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With the reopening happening in America, many investors are worried that the reopening will cause the WFH (work from home) names to sell-off. Something that I've learned from the pandemic is that many of these WFH services like Zoom and Slack provide services that let people work from anywhere. The Tim Ferriss lifestyle might become mainstream as many workers get a taste of WFH and adopt it due to the conveniences it provides. 

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Livongo is a tech company in the healthcare sector. While analyzing the company, I've noticed that there are similarities between Livongo and Amazon in terms of the way they grow. Listen here to learn more. 

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Dissecting the Markets is finally back! After a brief hiatus, we've come back with a lot more content and will be releasing new episodes every day during the summer. 

Before COVID-19, the car rental industry was struggling as more people went for ride-sharing services over car rentals mainly because the convenience of getting a ride when you want wherever you are was cheaper than renting a car. With COVID-19, with economic activity plunging and very little traveling due to the pandemic, many businesses are left to deal with $0 in revenue for months. With the second-largest US car rental company, Hertz, filing for bankruptcy, the car industry will look a lot different than was before. 

This pandemic and Hertz's bankruptcy can be seen as a good thing for other car rental companies. Listen to this episode to learn more!

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