Millennial Investing

Millennial Investing by The Investor’s Podcast Network is hosted by Shawn O’Malley.

This popular podcast has been downloaded over 10 million times and dives into a range of topics from a value investor’s perspective. From the lessons of history’s best investors to breaking down interesting companies, outlining different approaches to stock investing, recapping the most influential investing books ever written, and more — Millennial Investing has everything you need to help you on your investment journey.

Tune in each week and start growing your knowledge and wealth today!

MILLENNIAL INVESTING PODCAST EPISODES

MI Rewind: Socially Responsible & ESG Investing w/ Brendan Erne

Robert Leonard chats with Brendan Erne about socially responsible investing, sometimes referred to as ESG investing (Environmental, Social and Governance), why these new portfolios are needed, how investors can align their portfolios with their values, and much, much more!

MI241: The Acquirer’s Multiple Strategy w/ Tobias Carlisle

Rebecca Hotsko chats with Tobias Carlisle. In this episode, they discuss Warren Buffett’s strategy of “buying down wonderful companies at a fair price”(aka the Magic Formula), and how it has performed relative to the market, what the Acquirer's Multiple Investing strategy is, and how it has actually performed better than the Magic Formula, why enterprise value is more useful than market cap to value stocks, how mean reversion works, what companies and financial metrics typically exhibit mean reversion, the benefits of the Acquirer's multiple strategy vs Warren Buffett value investing strategy, how to implement this strategy and use the Acquirer's multiple stock screener, and so much more!

MI Rewind: Options Trading w/ Priyeshwar Sodhii and Chris Naugle

Robert Leonard chats with Priyeshwar Sodhii and Chris Naugle to talk about all things related to options trading.

MI240: What to Expect from the Fed w/ Danielle DiMartino Booth

Rebecca Hotsko chats with Danielle DiMartino Booth. In this episode, they discuss how many more rate hikes Danielle expects from the Federal Reserve, her thoughts on if we will see sustained higher interest rates and inflation for longer, will the Fed step in to save markets if things get worse, does the Fed Put still exist, or is the Fed trying to break the put, Danielle’s outlook for the stock market, her advice on how to invest during this time, the biggest challenges she thinks Millennials face in today’s investing climate, an update on the housing sector, what’s going on in the auto sector, why are central banks accumulating record amounts of gold in Q3 2022, and so much more!

MI239: Deep Dive into Apple and Google Stocks w/ Logan Kane

Rebecca Hotsko chats with Logan Kane. In this episode they discuss why Logan went from being a value investor to more of a quantitative investor, what his quantitative investing strategy looks like and the pros of using a quant strategy, what the “Kelly Criterion” is and how it can be used to manage risk. Logan’s current outlook of the stock market and his price target for the end of 2023, what his long term outlook for the US market is, his analysis of Apple stock and why Logan put a sell rating on Apple, his valuation analysis behind Google, why he thinks Google is the most undervalued tech stock and a buy at current prices, his thoughts on Meta and Amazon at today’s valuations, what’s happening with Bitcoin, where he sees it going in the near term and over the long term, his preferred way to invest in Bitcoin, and much, much more!

MI Rewind: Long-Term Investing w/ Connor O’Brien

Clay Finck chats with Connor O’Brien about what it’s like working with Kevin O’Leary, also known as, Mr. Wonderful, what crowdfunding is and how anyone can invest in Connor’s own business, what the advantages are of fundraising through crowdfunding, the trends Connor is seeing in the FinTech space, what a sensible asset allocation looks like for younger investors, and much, much more!

MI238: A Guide to a Winning Investment Strategy w/ Larry Swedroe

Rebecca Hotsko chats with Larry Swedroe. In this episode, they discuss Larry’s book “The Only Guide to a Winning Investment Strategy You’ll Ever Need”, why passive investing and diversification is key to a “Winning Investing Strategy”, why active strategies such as active management, stock picking and market timing are “losing strategies”, the shocking percentage of stocks that actually outperform the market, do markets value stocks correctly, why Warren Buffett’s outperformance can be explained by factors, how investors can improve their long run returns through factor investing, the 5 rules factors must meet to invest in them, how long you have to hold these investments to earn the expected premium, why all factor ETFs are not created equal and which are best to invest in, and so much more! Larry Swedroe is head of financial and economic research office for Buckingham Wealth Partners, a Registered Investment Advisor firm in St. Louis, Mo. Previously, Larry was vice chairman of Prudential Home Mortgage. Larry holds an MBA in finance and investment from NYU, and a bachelor’s degree in finance from Baruch College. To help inform investors about the passive investment approach, he was among the first authors to publish a book that explained passive investing in layman’s terms — The Only Guide to a Winning Investment Strategy You'll Ever Need (1998 and 2005). He has also authored 18 more books. He also writes for AdvisorPerspectives.com, AlphaArchitect.com, and TheEvidenceBasedInvestor.com

MI Rewind: What is Money? w/ Jim Crider

Clay Finck chats with Jim Crider about what money really is, the attributes of good money, why an unstable form of money causes issues in an economy, why gold was chosen as money by the free market for centuries, the history of money in the United States, why Bitcoin has value, Jim’s thoughts on diversification, and much more!

MI237: Are We In an Index Fund Bubble? w/ Eric Balchunas

Rebecca Hotsko chats with Eric Balchunas. In this episode they discuss all things ETFs, including how the ETF space has evolved over the last year, why passive indexing is sometimes viewed as “weak hands” or “dumb money”, the passive index bubble debate, how index funds affect the underlying companies’ stock prices, Eric’s thoughts on Cath Wood’s criticisms of ETFs calling them a “misallocation of capital”, is now the worst time to be a passive index investor, what single-stock ETFs are, what investors should know about these products, are inverse ETFs a good way to bet against the market, the risks of using leveraged ETFs and why they may not perform as you expect, and so much more!