Dive into this fun chat with the equally irreverent and intelligent Bill Brewster, the self-made value investor in the style of Warren Buffet who dishes on twitter @BillBrewsterSCG hosts the Business Brew podcast in his spare time. We go into Chicago vs Florida real estate and taxes, commercial banking, TastyTrade and options, just how big of a Buffet fan you have to be to name your son Warren, Marvel vs Star Wars, the ultimate recurring revenue game that is cable companies, the brilliance of Disney+, how exactly can some random guy compete with huge investment firms, the dangerously gamified Robinhood, lessons learned from the pros, Cam Newton, not caring about drawdowns, owning poor franchises, the value trap, long term options, the Twitter machine, second order vs no order thinking, and of course, maybe just being some lucky retail idiot.

Enjoy

Chapters:

00:00-01:52=Intro

01:53-13:38=Options, TastyTrade, Law School and Value Investing

13:39-26-40=Wait til companies get cheap, then buy them

26:41-38:04=Some Lucky Retail Idiot & Disney+

38:05-47:56=“The Buff Dog” would still Wax All of Us

47:57-01:06:28=The Business Brew Podcast & Platform concerns

01:06:29-01:16:35=Favorites

From the episode:

The Business Brew podcast, Arnold Vanderburgh Episode, Adam Robinson Episode

Ice Man/Maverick blog post

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