This week, Daniel tells the amazing story of how an exciting young company doubled in the last seven months - and was right in front of your windshield the whole time. You'll always see your surroundings differently when you know a secret advantage you have over professional investors: sometimes, you just need to look up.

Maya Peterson is a fifteen-year-old girl who loves investing. She's just finished her brand new book for young people, Early Bird: The Power of Investing Young, and now Maya joins Daniel to talk about an important yet often overlooked idea: socially responsible investing. Listen to their fun conversation and you'll learn if following your conscience when buying a stock is a good idea, why women are often the best investors, and whether staples - yes, staple staples - are overrated or underrated.

Come on down! You're the next contestant on the Cliffs of Insanity Game Show, where you will answer ten questions and discover your investing risk tolerance! Are you a low-risk investor who could cautiously sail around the Cliffs of Insanity to gradually reach the top? Or are you a more aggressive investor who could scale the Cliffs of Insanity head-on? And what should you invest based on your risk tolerance? There's only one way to find out...

Can a few words make you money for the rest of your life? Wealthy investors often use complicated terms that blow right past average people, but this week Daniel makes five key investing terms easy-to-understand while keeping the boring out of investing.

Chris Reining has been featured on the New York Times, the Today Show, CNN, and CBS. Daniel talked with the millionaire who retired early and compiled the highlights from their interview into a thrilling episode. Whether you want financial freedom or an early retirement like Chris, dive in to learn Chris' story of ditching the 9 to 5 and his simple changes you can implement to improve your life and achieve your goals.

Your bracket might burst this month, but there's an easy way to make sure your portfolio doesn't! It's called long-term investing, and that doesn't mean day trading or selling during a crash. On this episode, Daniel explains why patience is the secret to enormous investing gains and what the NCAA Tournament has to do with finance, closing with a reading of his traditional letter "Why We Are Long-Term Investors: An Open Letter for March Madness".

What do Army ROTC, college, blogging, and investing have in common? Troy Springer does all of them. His first stock turned $60 into $600 in two years, and now he runs his own blog for young people, Rendezvous Investing. Troy explains how he picks companies based on emerging trends, survives Daniel's unexpected over/under questions, and reveals the one stock he would buy with only a few hundred dollars.

To see Troy's insightful work, go to rendezvousinvesting.com.

What should you look for in every single stock? Most of the fancy little numbers on investment newsletters are entirely insignificant. If you can find just six simple traits in a company, you have done more than most Wall Street traders ever have. Daniel breaks down each of the six special traits and shows how making enormous gains on great stocks is not only possible, but straightforward.

We love our listeners! Daniel hosts a special episode devoted to the listeners, giving a special update on the podcast and answering lots of their questions. Learn how to get an insider's view of how a company operates, how much time investing really requires, and all the wonderful benefits you get from investing early.

In the first-ever edition of "Pitch Week", Daniel reveals a special entertainment stock he's picking for the long term. Learn how to analyze the positives and negatives of a business, why this company could give shareholders huge returns, and whether you might be overlooking a big opportunity when playing...video games!