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In this episode, Andrew sits down with Samit Umatiya, Managing Partner at UIG, to talk about how he went from day trading to running a value-oriented investment fund.
They dig into what “value” actually means in practice, how Samit thinks about free cash flow, and why qualitative factors like management alignment matter just as much as the numbers. The conversation also covers biases like sunk cost fallacy, how to fight FOMO, and what Samit looks for when deciding whether a stock is truly worth buying.
Key Topics Covered:
Samit’s shift from day trading to value investing
What “value” means
Free cash flow
Qualitative analysis
Biases and discipline: sunk cost fallacy, FOMO, conviction, and buying right
Timestamps:
01:21 – How Samit got started
04:06 – “Less activity, better returns”: compounding and long-term mindset shift
05:00 – What “value” means (subjective)
11:16 – Avoiding Wall Street noise
13:09 – VEON thesis
15:37 – Valuation = quantitative + qualitative
18:32 – How to start reading statements
20:04 – Management alignment: track record, equity ownership, background, incentives
24:02 – Sunk cost fallacy
33:01 – Why under $2B market cap can be a sweet spot
34:31 – Why he avoids MAG7/AI hype
39:07 – Fighting FOMO
42:22 – Is WSJ/Bloomberg worth it? Quality journalism as an investment
45:39 – “If it isn’t really obvious, don’t buy it”
46:58 – Buy point matters most; sell can be imperfect if you bought right
Resources Mentioned:
The Value Spotlight Newsletter: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/value-spotlight-newsletter/
Follow Samit Umatiya on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/samitumatiya
UIG (Umatiya Investment Group)
https://www.linkedin.com/company/uig-funds/
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In this episode of At Any Rate, Evan Raidt and Dave Ahern break down the basics of wills—what they are, why they matter, and how they can save your loved ones months of stress if something unexpected happens. Dave shares why he set up his will after a health scare, plus a real story from his banking days that shows how messy things can get when someone passes without a plan.
They also walk through practical options for creating a will, why you should keep beneficiaries updated on your accounts, and how to store and share your documents so your family can actually find them when it counts.
Topics Covered:
What a will actually does
The real-world mess that happens when someone dies without a will
How to get a will
Storage & access
The 3 tiers
Timestamps:
00:00 Why this “boring” topic matters
01:45 Why Dave got a will (health scare)
02:33 What a will is & what it covers
04:41 Why wills prevent confusion and family conflict
06:40 Real story
09:05 Why this is about protecting your loved ones (not you)
11:15 Leaving money to a charity
12:50 Where to get a will: DIY, attorney, or LegalZoom
15:35 The “bare minimum” step
17:55 What banks may require
20:40 How to store your will safely
24:30 The 3 tiers explained
Resources Mentioned
Free monthly budgeting spreadsheet: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/budget/
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, financial freedom is built one smart move at a time. Keep it simple, keep it steady, and at any rate, we’ll see you next time.
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In this first episode of 2026, Dave and Andrew revisit The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham and explain why it’s still worth your time—even if some parts feel dated. They break down the timeless principles Buffett has praised for decades, especially the ideas that help you stay rational when the market (and your emotions) get loud.
They also get practical: what “investing vs. speculating” actually means, how to learn a business if you’re serious about picking stocks, and why inflation quietly erodes your buying power.
Key Topics Covered:
Why The Intelligent Investor still matters (and why Buffett points to Chapters 8 and 20)
Investing vs. speculating
How to learn a business (10-Ks + Investor Relations) and why reading matters
Inflation: how it erodes buying power and affects investors and businesses
Mr. Market & margin of safety:
Timestamps:
00:33 – Why The Intelligent Investor is still timeless
01:38 – Why it’s a “foundation book” for mindset and emotional control
02:32 – Investing vs. speculating
03:48 – Analysis/business = investing; price movement = speculating
06:21 – How to learn a business
08:12 – Investor Relations pages
08:41 – If you don’t like reading
09:22 – Index funds/ETFs as a legit alternative
11:35 – Inflation basics
14:15 – Risk/return ladder
16:11 – Inflation’s “double-edged sword” for businesses (revenue vs margins)
19:01 – Pricing power example
21:36 – Declines are normal and volatility is part of the game
25:33 – Mr. Market explained
33:34 – Margin of safety
Resources Mentioned:
The Value Spotlight Newsletter: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/value-spotlight-newsletter/
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, invest with a margin of safety—emphasis on the safety. Have a great week, and we’ll talk to you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
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In this episode, Dave and Andrew run through a 2025 stock market year-in-review, using the “Spotify Wrapped” idea as the framing device. They cover how the major indexes performed, why the year felt weird depending on where you were invested, and how the AI boom shaped returns across the market.
They also dig into the investing psychology behind FOMO, chasing winners, and dealing with volatility—especially when the broader market is up but your portfolio (or specific holdings) might be down big.
Key Topics Covered:
2025 market returns (S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow) and what they imply going forward
The AI boom, NVIDIA’s dominance, and the “you might be early” lesson from the dot-com era
Sector winners and why energy/infrastructure matters for AI
FOMO, chasing top performers, and how to approach cyclical industries
Volatility, expectations, and what to do when a stock is down big
Timestamps:
00:19 – Intro: 2025 stock market year in review
01:07 – Index performance
02:48 – The big themes of 2025: AI boom + profitability questions
04:18 – Should you buy NVIDIA now?
07:35 – Getting AI exposure without owning NVIDIA
11:57 – Sector winners
14:11 – Stocks that doubled
19:16 – How to handle cyclicals
21:20 – Normalizing margins to value cyclical businesses
24:10 – Volatility “panic attacks” and why zooming out matters
29:27 – What to do when a stock is down big: fundamentals first
38:30 – Podcast Spotify Wrapped: 3M minutes listened
41:29 – Wrap-up: see you in 2026
Resources Mentioned:
The Value Spotlight Newsletter: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/value-spotlight-newsletter/
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, invest with a margin of safety—emphasis on the safety. Have a great week, and we’ll talk to you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
Interested in how your company sponsor the show? Reach us at [email protected]
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You can download Evan’s free monthly budgeting spreadsheet here: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/budget/
In this episode of At Any Rate, Evan Raidt is joined by Andrew Sather to talk about something most investors don’t realize is shaping their decisions: the market environment you “grew up” in. Andrew shares what it was like starting to invest in 2012 in the shadow of the Great Financial Crisis—when fear was high, bonds were still considered “prudent,” and energy stocks dominated the conversation.
Together, they break down the pros and cons of starting in an up market, down market, or flat market, how recency bias and herd mentality mess with your judgment, and why the best antidote is simple: more education, consistency, and automation.
Topics Covered:
How your “starting market” imprints your investing mindset (up, down, or flat)
Andrew’s 2012 investing experience vs. Evan’s late-2021 experience
Recency bias, herd mentality, and why fear/greed can flip your decisions
Practical ways to stay grounded: education, consistency, and automation
Avoiding “next big thing” FOMO (AI hype, NVIDIA chasing, Buffett comparisons)
Timestamps:
00:00 Why your investing “timeline” matters
01:03 Andrew’s first stock purchase
02:35 Post-GFC mindset
04:30 2012 market vibe
05:30 Why Andrew stayed frugal but kept investing
07:05 Evan’s late-2021 start
08:35 “This is easy” mindset—and the warning from a mentor
10:25 The moment it flipped
13:45 Three market “start” scenarios
16:05 Down-market cons
18:30 Greedy vs. fearful
24:50 Practical takeaways
29:15 Andrew’s advice for new investors today
33:00 Closing
Resources Mentioned:
Free monthly budgeting spreadsheet: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/budget/
Email the team: [email protected]
Email Evan: [email protected]
Have questions for Evan or Andrew about getting started (or staying consistent no matter what the market’s doing)? Comment below or email Evan—he’d love to hear from you.
Remember, financial freedom is built one smart move at a time. Keep it simple, keep it steady, and at any rate, we’ll see you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
Interested in how your company sponsor the show? Reach us at [email protected]
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Want to go deeper on real companies with simple, long-term investing guidance? Subscribe to the Value Spotlight Newsletter, where Dave and Andrew share stock ideas, valuations, and lessons from real businesses straight to your inbox.
In this episode of Financials Demystified, Andrew and Dave continue working down the balance sheet by breaking down current liabilities—what they are, why they matter, and what they can reveal about how a business funds operations in the short term.
They also connect current liabilities to working capital management, showing how things like accounts payable and deferred revenue can impact cash flow and business quality. To make it practical, they use examples like Campbell’s, Adobe, GameStop, and Netflix—highlighting how the same “category” can look totally different depending on the business model.
Key Topics Covered:
What current liabilities are
Accounts payable and what it reveals about working capital and cash flow
Common current liability line items
Deferred revenue (why it’s a “liability” that can actually be a positive)
Days payable outstanding & the working capital cycle
Timestamps:
00:00:15 – Financials Demystified continues
00:00:48 – Definition: current liabilities
00:01:38 – What current liabilities can reveal
00:04:39 – Example: Short-term borrowings, dividends payable, taxes payable
00:08:13 – Deferred revenue: what it is and why it’s not like “real” debt
00:11:28 – Netflix deferred revenue “weird tidbit”
00:13:32 – Income taxes payable
00:17:20 – DPO formula
00:20:24 – Working capital cycle formula
00:35:46 – Wrap-up
Resources Mentioned:
The Value Spotlight Newsletter: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/value-spotlight-newsletter/
Blog post: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/free-cash-flow-yield-daah/
Infographic: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7406343606875140096?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAD4eKMMBf-41eiJkuqE7j8nT8vhR0cxiYKE
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, invest with a margin of safety—emphasis on the safety. Have a great week, and we’ll talk to you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
Interested in how your company sponsor the show? Reach us at [email protected]
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Want to go deeper on real companies with simple, long-term investing guidance? Subscribe to the Value Spotlight Newsletter, where Dave and Andrew share stock ideas, valuations, and lessons from real businesses straight to your inbox.
In this Christmas Day episode, Dave and Andrew play a fun “Santa wishlist” game: what stocks (and even a couple private companies) would they love to see under the tree—if the price was right. These are high-quality businesses they admire, but most are too expensive at today’s valuations, so they’re watching and waiting.
They run through a mix of consumer brands, software, finance/data businesses, industrial compounders, and a few “wish it were public” names. Along the way, they talk through what makes each company attractive (growth, margins, moats, culture, capital allocation) and what would need to change for them to buy.
Key Topics Covered:
“Santa wishlist” investing: great companies, wrong price (for now)
Growth vs. valuation: waiting for quality to become “buyable”
Moats and execution: why some businesses keep winning
Capital-light compounders: margins, cash flow, and pricing power
Private-company dream picks + what an IPO could mean
Timestamps:
00:00 – Stocks Santa should bring us”
03:08 – MercadoLibre (LATAM leader, 30%+ growth, pricey)
06:29 – Wingstop (franchise scale story, valuation still rich)
09:31 – Intuit (QuickBooks, elite margins, always expensive)
11:28 – Cadence (semiconductor design software “industry standard”)
16:05 – Fastenal (steady industrial compounder, valuation stays high)
18:45 – FICO (credit score moat + regulatory/competition risk)
30:04 – Old Dominion Freight Line (LTL leader, cyclical but elite)
39:11 –Reddit (attention + monetization potential, “lottery ticket”)
46:07 – Wrap-up
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, invest with a margin of safety—emphasis on the safety. Have a great week, and we’ll talk to you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
Interested in how your company sponsor the show? Reach us at [email protected]
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You can download Evan’s free monthly budgeting spreadsheet here: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/budget/
In this episode of At Any Rate, Evan Raidt walks through the exact system he uses to track his personal financial progress—without obsessing over every transaction or living on extreme “never spend money” rules. Over the past few years, Evan has nearly quadrupled his net worth using boring (but powerful) fundamentals: consistent saving, simple investing accounts, and heavy automation.
Evan breaks down his monthly financial check-ins, how he reviews whether he actually stuck to his budget, and how he tracks net worth over time using a simple spreadsheet. He also explains what he includes in net worth (including the controversial stuff like car value and home equity), why tracking trends matters more than a single number, and how a quick monthly update can help you catch problems early and stay motivated.
Topics Covered:
Why tracking financial progress is motivating
Monthly financial check-ins
Evan’s automation-first approach
Building a simple net worth tracker
Why Evan includes car value & home equity in net worth
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:30 Evan’s results & why “boring” fundamentals work
02:30 Free budget sheet: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/budget/
04:55 Why tracking progress matters
09:40 The two-part system
12:35 Monthly budget check-in
14:10 Automation approach
15:10 Setting up a net worth spreadsheet
18:20 Including car value & home equity (and why Evan does it)
20:40 Tracking debt as negative values
24:00 Graphing net worth over time
27:05 Closing
Resources Mentioned:
Free monthly budgeting spreadsheet: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/budget/
Email Evan: [email protected]
Have feedback on the solo episodes (good or bad) or want Evan to share a simpler version of his net worth tracker? Comment below or email him—he’d love to hear from you.
Remember, financial freedom is built one smart move at a time. Keep it simple, keep it steady, and at any rate, we’ll see you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
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Want to go deeper on real companies with simple, long-term investing guidance? Subscribe to the Value Spotlight Newsletter, where Dave and Andrew share stock ideas, valuations, and lessons from real businesses straight to your inbox.
In this episode, Dave and Andrew welcome Tobias Carlisle—Principal and CIO at Acquirers Funds and co-host of the Value After Hours podcast—to discuss his book The Soldier of Fortune: Warren Buffett, Sun Tzu, and the Ancient Art of Risk Taking.
The conversation centers on one big theme: avoiding ruin. Tobias explains why “survive first” is the foundation of long-term compounding, how Buffett’s discipline shows up in what he doesn’t do, and why frameworks, selectivity, and understanding conditions matter as much as valuation math.
Key Topics Covered:
Who Sun Tzu was (and why the text stands on its own)
Defensive investing first: debt, fragile business models, and position sizing
Wu-wei / effortless success and investing with tailwinds vs. headwinds
Moral law, reputation, and why honesty matters in management
Via negativa / inversion: avoiding dumb mistakes vs. trying to be brilliant
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
01:16 – Who Sun Tzu was
05:18 – Why The Art of War clicked in 2020
06:11 – Ergodicity: why avoiding ruin matters more than “winning”
12:41 – Seasons, cycles, and tailwinds
15:11 – Buffett’s discipline in COVID
21:21 – Munger’s influence
29:48 – Derivatives as “weapons of mass destruction”
32:15 – What Buffett doesn’t do
35:02 – Avoiding bad actors
38:15 – “Don’t go where you’ll die”
40:10 – Codifying management analysis
41:48 – Why small/value matters
46:12 – ZIG and DEEP
47:05 – Sign-off
Resources Mentioned:
The Value Spotlight Newsletter: https://einvestingforbeginners.com/value-spotlight-newsletter/
Acquirers Podcast (Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/show/4XKvjmFiZLxWZ58vBfT4v9?si=81f548cf76d94325
The Soldier of Fortune (book): https://a.co/d/ib7E08v
Acquirers Funds: https://acquirersfund.com/
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, invest with a margin of safety—emphasis on the safety. Have a great week, and we’ll talk to you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
Interested in how your company sponsor the show? Reach us at [email protected]
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Want to go deeper on real companies with simple, long-term investing guidance? Subscribe to the Value Spotlight Newsletter, where Dave and Andrew share stock ideas, valuations, and lessons from real businesses straight to your inbox.
In this episode, Dave and Andrew share a practical “back to basics” starter guide for new investors—focusing on the foundational decisions that matter before you ever pick a stock.
They also cover the big beginner considerations—time horizon, risk tolerance, and fees—plus the most common starting paths like ETFs/index funds, 401(k)s (especially if there’s a match), robo-advisors, and eventually individual stocks. The throughline is simple: start small, stay consistent, and don’t interrupt compounding.
Key Topics Covered:
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
Resources Mentioned:
Have questions or want your story featured? Email the show at [email protected] or comment below. Your feedback shapes the podcast!
Remember, invest with a margin of safety—emphasis on the safety. Have a great week, and we’ll talk to you next time.
Timestamps are generated by artificial intelligence, and are not 100% accurate depending on the platform used for listening.
Today’s show is sponsored by:
Go to SHOPIFY.COM/beginners to start selling with Shopify today. https://www.shopify.com/beginners
Download the Plynk app today to start building your investing confidence: https://plynkinvest.app.link/IFB
Go to auraframes.com and use promo code BEGINNERS at checkout to get $35 off https://auraframes.com/
Get your free quote and see how much you could save at SelectQuote.com/beginners
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