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  • Thank you, @bee.
  • beebee
    edited October 19
    Part 2 with Christine Benz:



  • Nov 1 Episode:
    Bob Doll on investing in what he calls a “high risk, momentum-driven bull market.”


  • Simple and clear. Thanks, @bee.
  • beebee
    edited November 15
    Nov 9 Episode:
    Part 2 - Veteran portfolio manager and strategist Bob Doll reflects on what’s changed and what still works in the rapidly changing markets of his forty-plus-year career.




    ONE INVESTMENT
    DOLL: QUALITY WITH A MOAT

    Financial transactions: Mastercard Inc Class A (MA)
    Defense: Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT)
    Technology: Apple Inc (AAPL)
  • good stuff. next is j. zweig
  • beebee
    edited November 16
    Nov 16th Episode:
    On the publication of its 75th anniversary edition, The Intelligent Investor Editor Jason Zweig shares the timeless & still timely wisdom of what Warren Buffett calls “the best book on investing ever written.”




    ACTION POINT
    READ THE NEW EDITION OF THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR

    INVESTMENT CLASSIC

    Benjamin Graham’s principles, process, and mindset work
    Teachings followed by Warren Buffett and other great value investors

  • beebee
    edited November 23
    Nov 23 Episode:
    Part 2 with Jason Zweig
    “The investor’s chief problem – and even his worst enemy – is likely to be himself.”
    – Benjamin Graham, The Intelligent Investor


  • Great show. A wealth of wisdom, perspicacity.
  • edited November 23
    Thank you, bee.
    Two of the new edition 3 books are already in place, as gifts, for two family members in their mid-20's who are already reading books about a family budget/spending and personal finance (investing). They're placing some monies into the 401k's offered via their employer.
    Both of these interviews have been emailed to them, as well.
    YEAH !!! for them.
  • @catch22

    That's very thoughtful of you!
  • edited November 23
    Hi @Observant1
    I've tried to help and push some folks over many years dealing with their bad habits, with their money . There have been a few success stories. I'm pleased about that.
    The below book has been a gift, over the years, on several occasions, as part of a wedding gift. Written in 1996, the book is more of a guide for personal finance; and one has to forget about the money values noted at the time. The book is more of a money habits guide; both the good and the bad. The thoughts still apply today.
    A snippet:
    wealth is more likely the outcome of prudent spending and saving habits than high income or inherited wealth.
    The Millionaire Next Door
  • That's good stuff.
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