Rangeley Capital Podcast

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss General Motors' (GM) deal to sell Opel to PSA; then, they turn to rising pay at nonprofits.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss Snap's (SNAP) IPO before turning to big changes for the brokerages.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss Buffett's annual Berkshire (BRK) letter. Then, they turn to a study that shows that leaks lead to higher deal premiums.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss bad ideas, including a plot to bomb Target (TGT) stores to buy their stock at a discount.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss Kraft Heinz's (KHC) failed deal for Unilever (UL) / (UN) and wonder what's next for the two companies. Then, they discuss the Catalyst Fund.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss the newest batch of 13-Fs and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK) newest picks in Apple (AAPL), airlines, and Monsanto (MON). Then, they discuss Restaurant Brands' (QSR) next target.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, use Valentine's Day as a way to discuss commitment in the form of tenured professors and mall leases with department stores like Sears (SHLD).

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss Verizon's (VZ) move back to unlimited data plans to keep up with Sprint (S) and T-Mobile (TMUS); then, they talk about New York City's ballooning budget.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss Audi's Super Bowl ad; then, they talk about rumors that a buyer might step in to rescue Macy's (M), including a wild rumor that Amazon (AMZN) might be their white knight.

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss rumors Disney's (DIS) CEO Bob Iger might be sticking around past 2018. Then, they talk about the diverging fortunes of Hasbro (HAS) and Mattel (MAT).