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Today's episode revolves around a recent research paper written by Ariz State U professor Hendrick Bessembinder in which he studied the long term wealth creation of the stock market.

Of the 26,168 firms studied, almost 58% of them reduced shareholder wealth. So this begs the question, if you’re more likely to lose money investing in the market, why are so many people so hot to get in on the action?

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Michael Defoe joins the gang to discuss a recent article which outlines how Peter Thiel amassed $5B in his Roth IRA in roughly 20 years, starting with only $2,000. The conversation heats up as they debate the ethical side of this strategy and whether or not the average investor should consider this strategy.

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Armed with some basic knowledge on what crypto assets are, part 2 of this 2-part episode dives into what tokenized equities are, the use cases and the potential repercussions. The guys also talk about the ability of large institutions to adapt to the changing world of crypto assets and fintech.

Like it or not, crypto currency and even more so, crypto assets are here to stay and may define the future in more ways than one. Understanding how they work and where they may be applied first has become a necessity.

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In this first ever 2-part episode, Remy offers an extremely oversimplified crypto 101 lesson, both in an effort to help people understand the crypto world better and to serve as a primer for part 2. To build on this discussion, the guys will talk about the idea of tokenizing stocks and what the repercussions of that may be.

Like it or not, crypto currency and even more so, crypto assets are here to stay and may define the future in more ways than one. Understanding how they work and where they may be applied first has become a necessity.

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In this episode Tino breaks down the top 5 skills/traits a person must possess to be a successful day trader.

This conversation is based on the publication Do You Have What It Takes? [https://darwin.pub/day-traders]

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In this episode, the guys review an email sent in by a listener asking for advice on whether or not to sell an equity position. Mike looks at it from a tax perspective while Tino takes a more evaluative approach. Remy has some additional thoughts about Pascal's Wager.

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17th century mathematician Blaise Pascal devised an analytical platform to explain why everyone should believe in God. Four hundred years later, that framework is still used in financial risk assessment. In this episode, the guys explain Pascal's Wager and debate the validity of applying it to everyday financial decisions.

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In this episode, the guys debate the value of making financial decisions based on analytics vs emotions and comfort. Mike explains the unbelievable statistics behind the optimal time to "pull the goalie" in a hockey game which becomes the basis for the conversation.

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Remy asks Tino and Mike questions that people commonly have about the differences between wealth and asset management. In this rare discussion, we use our own business model to outline the differences, advantages and disadvantages to working with a wealth management firm who has common ownership in an asset management firm.

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In this episode Mike finds out that 3 of his high school friends are now retired which leads to the crew discussing how the idea of structured retirement came to be, how it's changed over the years, where it's headed and what retirement means to each of them.

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