IFB135: 4 Tips for Beginning Investors with Braden Dennis

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Dave:                                    00:36                     Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. This is episode 135 tonight. We have special return guests this third time with us on the show though it’s a record we have Braden Dennis from Stratosphere Investing. He is our Canadian expert all around, great guy, and very smart and a lot of fun to talk to. So Braden, why don’t you tell us a little bit about what’s been going on with you since the last time we spoke.

Braden:                                00:59                     Absolutely.

Yeah, it’s good to get to talk to you guys, and thanks for having me back on

the show. Episode 135 that is awesome. Congratulations. And I like you guys

enough to miss my two favorite hockey teams. We’re playing each other right

now, so you guys should feel pretty good about that. Are you allowed to have

two? So we’ll get to it when you’re Canadian, you can have five. Exactly. I

live in Toronto, so I have to cheer for the Leafs, but I was born in Calgary,

Calgary flames fan. Wow. Yeah, that’s green. Doesn’t know. I know. Well, they

don’t play each other that often, so I don’t have to run to this issue very

often. Well, good to know.

Braden:                                01:39                     Yeah.

So it can be somewhat more entertaining than they pick you up. All right. So

yeah, I know it’s really good to be back. As I’ve mentioned before, I am an investor.

I’ve been investing since the day I turned 18 when I was able to open up my

investing account. And yeah, it’s been great. I think the first time I came on

this show I was still in university and I was telling everyone and their dog to

buy air Canada stock, the big airline here in Canada.