On this episode, Austin and Chris bring in Young Money Capital to discuss the credit scoring market, breakdown FICO's business model, and other related areas in the industry.
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In our second edition of market commentary, we discuss the technical backdrop in U.S. equity markets, the upcoming earnings landscape/forecasts, and the major risks markets are facing today.
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In our second edition of business breakdowns, we have on Gianni Di Mattia to breakdown Google. In this episode we discuss Google's business segments, future growth drivers, hurdles/risks for Google, current news flow on the company, and much much more.
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In our first business breakdown we have on @amazonholder1 to break down Amazon. In this episode we discuss the vast amounts of businesses that Amazon operates such as: AWS, Third-Party Seller fees, E-Commerce, subscription services, and much much more.
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On this episode Austin & Chris sit down with Henry Chien to discuss a sell-side analyst's view on the market, price target anchoring effects, transaction structure on how sell-side gets paid, and break down Henry's personal mental models on investing.
Henry is a former Wall Street analyst where he started his career in market structures at the TABB Group before transitioning to equity research at BMO Capital Markets. Henry has studied a swath of companies related to business services and education. His work has been featured in countless publications as well as being the author of Better Investment Decisions.
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On this episode Austin & Chris give their thoughts on where they think the market is heading in 2022 as well as discussing where interest rates go, inflation, their tops picks for 2022, and some key trends.
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On this episode Austin & Chris sit down with @HML_Compounder to discuss value investing. Given the recent discussion around interest rates, monetary tightening, and slowing earnings growth, it's becoming more apparent that a tilt towards value may be beneficial. We discuss HML's background, his process in value investing, and some history in value vs growth.
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Vol to Valuation is back for another season! Austin & Chris kickoff this season discussing current risks the market is experiencing including inflation, monetary tightening, and Omicron. In the back-half of the episode, Austin and Chris boil down what these risks mean going forward for market performance. Enjoy!
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On this episode Austin & Chris rejoin for some old-fashioned market commentary fun. The Vol to Valuation crew is periodically going to release a market commentary subsegment that is geared more towards general market news. In this episode we discuss the electric vehicle (EV) industry, crypto, and supply chain disruptions. Enjoy!
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On this episode Austin & Chris discuss investing in a choppy market. Historically equity markets experience drawdowns going into September-October months. We touch on how we deal with volatility, our thoughts on how some market risks are now in the rear-view mirror, where fundamentals are going, and some of our hedging tactics.
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On this episode Austin & Chris discuss the fall of Evergrande group, concerns surrounding the public debt ceiling in the United States, and debate whether U.S. equity markets are overvalued.
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On this episode Austin & Chris sit down with @Yield_Fanatic. We dive deep into Yield's background, his experience as a credit hedge fund analyst, and how that translates into his approach in common stock valuations.
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On this episode Austin & Chris discuss their views on active management, briefly debate passive vs active, and key highlights from Factset's active management paper. If you're curious to learn about active share, portfolio concentration, common mistakes active managers make, and much more, this episode is for you!
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On this episode Austin & Chris talk about what stocks are, how the stock market operates, what clearing corporations are, and some potential paths forward in how stock transactions are processed.
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On this episode Austin (@LamontyTrades) & Chris (@FiduciaInvest) talk about the history of the stock market, their approaches on modeling public equity securities, and a deep dive into "Everything is a DCF Model" by Michael Mauboussin & Dan Callahan.
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In today's episode Chris & Austin get the opportunity to talk with Conor MacNeil at Investment Talk. We discuss Conor's upbringing, background, and expectations for Investment Talk in the future.
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On today's show we discuss the infamous (not really) growth vs value debate. We touch on what makes a company fit into a growth or value tilt, performance of the factors, and what we see on FinTwit.
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P.S. Intro/Outro music was produced by Marshall Neff
Chris Barto (@FiduciaInvest) & Austin Lamont (@LamontyTrades) join up in this episode to discuss their investment styles, how they think about valuation, discuss general equity markets, and go over the macro landscape. Enjoy!
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