On today’s show we have Alex Gladstein who’s a humanitarian expert with the Human Rights Foundation. He talks about the global impact Bitcoin is having on initiatives to remove tyranny and protect individual rights. In this episode, you’ll learn: – Alex got started in Bitcoin many years ago – How the Human Rights Foundation (HRF)
In today’s episode, Trey Lockerbie interviews Sahil Bloom. Sahil is a Vice-President at a Private Equity Firm, as well as a frequent contributor to CNBC. He also holds a degree in economics, and a master’s degree in public policy, both from Stanford University. Sahil is a rising star in finance, who recently blew up on
If you want a defined-risk setup without tying up a lot of capital, a cheap butterfly is one of the most practical tools you can use. In this video, I break down how a butterfly works, how the wings and body fit together, and why the net cost can be surprisingly low. You’ll learn: –
On today’s show, Preston and Stig talk to Tobias Carlisle about current market conditions and value investing. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: – If now is a good time to short Netflix – How to value Netflix – Why value investing has been underperforming for a long period of time – Why the price to
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk about billionaire Mark Cuban’s book, How to Win at the Sport of Business. This is a great episode if you’re interested in how Mr. Cuban got his start and became a billionaire. Additionally, there are numerous discussions about entrepreneurship and becoming a better business leader. IN THIS EPISODE,
Billionaire Ray Dalio is one of the biggest names in finance. He achieved this recognition due to Bridgewater Associate’s stellar performance over numerous decades of operations. For instance, during the 2008 financial crisis, the US Stock market was down -50% and Dalio’s Pure Alpha fund was up 9.4%. In this week’s episode, Preston and Stig
if you are new to trading options the differences behind trading stocks and options can be confusing. In this week’s video what we will cover is some of the main differences behind trading stocks and options that you understand the advantages and disadvantages behind one or the other. Some of the things that we will
In today’s episode, we sit down with author and George Washington University Professor of Law, Lawrence Cunningham. Most known for his wildly successful publication of Warren Buffett’s Essays, Lawrence is the most prolific researcher and author of Buffett and Berkshire, having written over two dozen books on the topic. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: –
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Selling put credit spreads during earnings can work well — if you have a plan. Earnings push implied volatility higher, which boosts premium. After the announcement, IV usually collapses, and that IV crush helps option sellers keep more credit. But the extra reward comes with event risk, so structure and sizing matter. In this video,
We explore some interesting topics around fintech, entrepreneurship and the pitfalls of crowdfunding with Ryan Caldbeck. Ryan is the founder and Chairman of CircleUp, a platform that set out to democratize investing, but ultimately pivoted away to a different model. We discuss why! IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: 0:00:00 – Intro 0:09:13 – Leadership techniques
Iron condors can feel smooth—until they don’t. In this video, you’ll learn: • Why Vega, not theta, often drives losses on big moves • How stacking iron condors can increase risk without you realizing it • The concept of calendar bombs as defensive tail-risk protection • How to neutralize negative Vega while keeping decay •
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On Today’s show, Preston and Stig talk to the New York Times Best Selling author, Daniel Coyle. Daniel is a leading expert in the development of peak performing cultures. In his new book, The Culture Code, Daniel interviews people like billionaire Tony Hsieh, Pixar’s Ed Catmull, and many more. If you ever wanted to know
In this second part interview with Guy Spier, Stig and Preston continue their discussion with the author of, The Education of a Value Investor. This episode discusses intrinsic value, Guy’s checklist, and how to protect your capital during adverse conditions. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: – Who is Guy Spier and what is his book
Have you ever wanted to be an enormous success or complete outlier in your field? In the newest book that we read, the New York Times Best Selling author, Malcolm Gladwell, studies the reasons why some people become outliers. The book was highly entertaining, and it came as a recommendation from the billionaire Charlier Munger.
To be profitable in stock market trading or investing, it’s crucial to build your patience and focus. With patience, you’re better positioned for success because you can wait for the right trade setups and opportunities. You’ll also be able to stay in those opportunities without getting shaken out or worried if things don’t immediately go
Here’s a brand new course for people who are new to trading and investing in the stock market. NEW COURSE COMING JAN 26, 2020 Understanding The Stock Market Version 2: https://rise2learn.com/ You will see all the details about the course that is coming out very soon. Also, if you’re a more advanced trader, this course
Volume isn’t just a number — it’s the heartbeat of the market! 💓📈 Trading low-volume stocks can feel like pulling teeth: orders slip, spreads are wide, and price barely moves. Learn why liquidity matters, how volume impacts your entries and exits, and simple checks to make sure your trades are smooth and predictable. You’ll discover:
All five of these companies are earnings all-stars. Will they beat again?
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