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Just because one or two funds, stocks, or people within a given group succeeded doesn't mean that multiple others didn't fail that we just didn't hear about. This is survivorship bias. It's important to look at an entire relevant data set when we make decisions.
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Robotic surgery is here. Intuitive Surgical is one of the leaders in this space. It's not just surgeons with hand tools performing procedures anymore - humans are working in concert with machines to operate on patients with more precision and accuracy than ever before.
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Lyft just had its IPO and its the fastest growing company we've yet to cover on this podcast. It also has no profits! How do we reconcile those two pieces of information as investors? In this episode we take a look at the ridesharing business model, or TaaS (Transportation as a Service) from the lens of the Lyft company.
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Photoshop. Premiere. PDFs. These are all innovations from Adobe - one of the top software companies for creative professionals. With the rise of the internet and content creation, I think Adobe is well positioned for future success. The trick is the price...how much to pay for fast growth?
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DowDupont is a chemical producer that makes everything from plastics to pesticides to industrial materials. They are the result of the Dow and Dupont merger in 2015, and are soon to be split into three companies in mid-2019.
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It's the number one pizza chain the world. Although not part of the S&P 500 as of early 2019, based on its current growth I believe it will be in time. We talk about how Domino's has changed over the years, and dig into the financials.
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Synergy is simple idea that 2 + 2 = 5. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. This can be seen in household economics, biology, and investing (just like many other mental models, this one applies to multiple fields of study).
Business Insider article: Uber and Lyft
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Founded by Dave Thomas in the 60's, Wendy's restaurants have become another well known place to get a hamburger and fries. We look at the history of the franchise, as well as the recent financial data to better understand Wendy's as a potential investment.
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This is the company that owns Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Taco Bell. The brands are definitely iconic in the American fast food scene, and they have grown internationally over the years. Can future good returns be expected though based on the current state of the company?
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This episode is all about burgers, fries, and real estate. The fast food phenomenon can trace its origins to the growth of the suburb and car ownership in America. McDonald's (via Ray Kroc) took advantage of these trends and, combined with a focus on efficiency, took the world by storm with one of the most widespread brands in the world.
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