Gerry pulls rank and asks the questions this week, getting to the reasons for why we do what we do.

It's episode 65! That means this show is old enough to apply for Medicare.

Gerry and Doug talk about another analyst who shares their belief that the Fed is beating a dead horse when it comes to inflation.

Bad management is sometimes hard to define, but obviously, it can kill a company and ruin an otherwise good product. Gerry opines on some management red flags.


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After talking about country music and college football, Gerry tries to keep his blood pressure down as he breaks down the Madoff series on Netflix.

Gerry minces no words when it comes to his opinion of short selling and discusses the short squeeze on one of our companies. Like in  all short squeezes, what goes around comes around.

Gerry and Doug talking about business efficiency, paradigm shifts and bowling with two hands.

Bad news is bad news. Good news is bad news. Medium news is good news.

What do aging baby boomers have in common with poor investing? Listen and find out as Gerry makes the connection. (Actually, given the average person's investing habits, it's not that much of a leap.)

Gerry talks about the potential market size and the company's place in that market impacts how much he thinks a company is worth.

Gerry talks about Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, unintended consequences of things like decimalization and liquidity.