For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Caitlin Cook. She is better known as @Deadcaitbounce on Twitter, and her incredible contributions to the Fintwit community. I'm a big fan and follower of Catilin because she is all about education, where she is actively helping her generation and future generations understand finance and investing, and having a damn good time doing. As you will hear, we chat about the Gen Z investor, where they find ideas, their relationship with the stock market, and then how we can make long term, low cost (or boring) investing cool. Also, we joke a bit about drinking, and just want to remind everyone that we are just having fun here, so please drink responsibly.

For this episode of The Investors Roundtable (#33), inspired by last week's show covering the 2020 Berkshire Letter to Shareholders, I wanted to chat with our panelists about what it means to be an ultra long-term investor, meaning, investing and holding a company for 10, 15, 20+ years. We chat about everyone's criteria, mindset - really cover everything you want to know to be this type of investor. Please enjoy!

For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Corey Hoffstein. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Newfound Research, and Host of the "Flirting with Models" podcast. This was a long time coming, I've been a fan Corey, his work at Newfound, as well as his show, and really enjoyed meeting him, and learning about his investing journey, strategy, Liquidity Cascades white paper, benefits of diversification, market timing and his recent move to the Cayman Islands.

For this episode of The Investors Roundtable (#32), Buffet & Co. published their 2020 Berkshire Letter to Shareholders on February 27, 2021 - there's been many a clubhouse meet-ups already, and we brought our expert panel of Buffet-ites to share their thoughts and insights about Berkshire's most recent letter. Please enjoy!

For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Dave Barr. He is the President, CEO and Portfolio Manager at PenderFund Capital Management. Dave recently did a phenomenal presentation at our last virtual event, and thought it would be fun to continue the conversation of how he and PenderFund identify multi-baggers.

For this episode of The Investors Roundtable (#31), our original plan was to chat about earnings season, but we decided, eh, let's chat on a whole host of other stuff. Thomas and Steven have known each other a long time and close friends - both are also Directors of Enterprise Diversified, Inc. (OTCQB: SYTE), and we all chat on: Nam Tai $NTP, Crypto, why it's been so difficult for traditional value investing strategies in the past couple years, and much more. Please enjoy!

For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Charley Grant. He runs Heard on the Street at THE Wall Street Journal. It's not often we get someone who writes a daily column for THE Wall Street Journal on here, so we discuss all the 2021 hot topics he's been writing about: Bitcoin on the balance sheet, Tesla takes - we're just trying to make sense of what's been happening thus far despite only being the end of February. I had a blast chatting with Charley and you will no doubt enjoy hearing his insights.

For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Alex, better known as The Science of Hitting on Twitter. I first heard Alex on Toby's podcast discussing his "never sell" investing philosophy and been a fan ever since. Today's show is all about "The Science of Hitting" bombs, not selling yourself short - shout out to Less Than Jake. We had a lot of fun and hope you do too while hearing our chat.

For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Brian Feroldi. He is a Writer at The Motley Fool, and will be a featured speaker at the upcoming MicroCapClub Leadership Summit on September 23-24, 2021. I've recently become a huge fan of Brian's because I truly believe in his mission to spread financial wellness and how he's going about doing it. Access to quality information about finance is hard to find, and Brian is doing his part with his work at The Motley Fool, as well as his insights shared on Twitter, and distilling difficult concepts on his substack. We also talk about in this interview how to properly light a campfire.

For this episode of The Investors Roundtable (#30), the dust has settled since last week's chaos in the markets. Our panel today is all about what's happened since we recorded Episode 29 - official statements from Robinhood, how $GME and other meme stocks traded, potential legal ramifications, and more! Please enjoy!

***ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON February 5, 2021 on the SNN Network YouTube Channel***