Some of the best investment returns can come from market inefficiencies. An inefficient market is one where the price of a stock is below its true value - It's like the stock is selling at a discount! 

Certain special situations in markets produce inefficiencies. Warren Buffett and other big investors have often taken advantage of these special situations. Special situations don't come up too often, but when they do, they provide opportunities for great returns. In this episode we discuss special situations including illiquidity, information asymmetry, forced selling, investing in smaller markets, and investing in companies with little analyst coverage. These are all special situations that various big investors have used to get an advantage and generate great returns. Listen to this episode to learn more.

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Warren Buffett loves investing in companies that have wide moats. Moats are a company's competitive advantages. A great example of a business that had a wide moat is See's Candies. Warren Buffett purchased See's Candies in the 1970's. Since then, the business has generated a ton of cash for Warren Buffett. Check out this episode to learn about moats and why See's Candies was such a good investment. 

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I think you can learn a lot by looking at great investors' successful investments. In this episode we take a look at Warren Buffett's American Express purchase in the 1960's. Learn about the "scuttlebutt" method that Warren used when he bought Amex, and how a salad oil crisis helped him get the deal of a lifetime.

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Howard Marks is the co-founder and co-chairman of Oaktree Capital Management. He's a great investor and a self-made billionaire. His book titled "The Most Important Thing" has some amazing lessons on how to apply Second Level Thinking to your decision making. Check out this episode to learn what Second Level Thinking is, and how you can use it. 

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Charlie Munger has been Warren Buffett's right hand man for many years. He's a great investor, a self made billionaire, and a philanthropist. In 1995 Charlie made a speech at Harvard - The speech was about '24 things that screw up people's decision making'. In the speech he goes over these "blind spots" that can affect anyone. Check out this episode to learn about some "blind spots" or "mental biases" that can cause bad investments. 

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This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be relied upon as the basis for investment decisions. Before making any decisions, consult a professional. I may maintain positions in the securities discussed on this podcast. This show is copyrighted by the Wall Street Vision, written permission must be granted before syndication or rebroadcasting.

John Malone made investors 30%+ per year over 25 years. He has an amazing track record that’s better than Warren Buffett’s (Buffett’s record so far is "just" 20% per year). Check out this episode to learn the top 3 lessons on how John Malone achieved this amazing result.

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In this episode we'll cover how Bill Ackman made a 100x return in less than a month. The only way to make a 100x return is if you understand how to harness the power of asymmetric investments. Tune in to learn about Bill's big trade and how asymmetric investments are made.

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Dr. Michael Burry became popular when Christian Bale portrayed him in "The Big Short". In this episode I explore Michael Burry's unlikely investment story as well as covering investment lessons from Dr. Burry's quarterly client letters. 

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In this episode I'm discussing the difference between investing and speculating. I use two stories to illustrate these concepts. If you've started investing recently, understanding the difference between investing and speculating is key for your financial well-being. Check out the episode for more info. 

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This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be relied upon as the basis for investment decisions. Before making any decisions, consult a professional. I may maintain positions in the securities discussed on this podcast. This show is copyrighted by the Wall Street Vision, written permission must be granted before syndication or rebroadcasting.