We welcome back Alex Chausovsky with ITR Economics . Alex and I discuss his ascent through the business to become a Senior Advisor with a top economics firm. Alex brings great insight into 3D printing, domestic and global economic activity over the next 4 quarters, with specific insight into non-residential real estate. I also discuss $PTON, $OKTA, $MRVL, $TEAM, $AEP, and $MTCH's inclusions into the Dow Jones 100. I think there's a way to play these index reconstitutions depending on your risk t...
Dec 15, 2020•48 min•Ep. 42
CFA Level III is over and done with and I'm back with a new show. Today I start story time. I've worked in the financial services industry for close to ten years and racked up some amazing stories with incredible people. Figure it's time to start spilling the beans. After that I bring on a good buddy, Michael Allen, to talk about his decision to run for Congress last election cycle. Crazy!!! He ran against an incumbent with more than 20 years in the Washington. What was he thinking, how did it g...
Dec 08, 2020•50 min•Ep. 41
Happy Thanksgiving everybody! Today I interview Alex Chausovsky, Senior Advisor with ITR Economics. We discuss data applications for businesses, current and projected US economic activity, covid statistics, and more. If you want to reach Alex you can email him at achausovsky@itreconomics.com. I also highly recommend checking out ITReconomics.com . They have a ton of free and paid content for both individuals and businesses. Their podcast, TrendsTalk, is awesome as well! The most recent episode d...
Nov 26, 2020•36 min•Ep. 40
Danielle Prouse is a Realtor in San Antonio who specializes in first time home buyers. Today, we walk through the entire home buying process. When do you bring a Realtor in? When do you get the keys? What value does a realtor provide that an algorithm can't? We also discuss the future of Redfin, Zillow, and Open Door as well as managing your finances when your primary source of income is subject to vast swings between good months and bad. If you want to get in touch with Danielle and her team ab...
Nov 24, 2020•59 min•Ep. 39
Turn's out Robinhood's sleek design and ease of use are actually working against the investment performance of its users. Who would've known! Today we discuss the article linked below and suggest a few methods that can reduce your churn on the app, invest smarter, and avoid the herding trades that Robinhood funnels its users into. We follow that up with a great interview of Daniel Eisner, Associate Producer at NBA TV. We talk about the election in Georgia, working for Turner, money, and sports (...
Nov 19, 2020•1 hr 2 min•Ep. 38
Tesla's inclusion in the S&P 500 is just the beginning of the next run in their stock prices growth. Autonomous vehicles, EV credits, and the fact that Elon Musk is this shit all contribute to my thesis. After that I interview Callie Teegardin about networking, sales, and relationship management. Callie is the best relationship manager I’ve ever met and she helped me tremendously when I entered corporate America. Getting rich is as much about who you know as what you know, and whether you wo...
Nov 17, 2020•51 min•Ep. 37
On today's show I dive into the controversy surrounding Pfizer's CEO Albert Boura and his decision to sell 65% of his shares in the company on the day they announced stage III results of their vaccine. I also breakdown what exactly Palantir does, who they serve, and talk about my trading strategy for the stock. Then I get into portfolio updates, talking about my decision to exit Uber and Disney and overweight Teledoc. If you'd like to discuss any of the above companies let me know! George@richby...
Nov 12, 2020•40 min•Ep. 36
Hey Everybody, welcome to the Rich By 36 Podcast for Thursday, November 5th. This podcast is presented by the Rich By 36 newsletter, smart trades for smart investing. Every week the Rich By 36 newsletter puts three trades in your inbox. We tell you what to buy, explain why you should buy it, and show you exactly where to sell. Head to RichBy36.com to sign up for a free two week trial. On today’s podcast I Zoomed with Chad Smith, the Host of the C’s Get Degrees… Going from Average To Extraordinar...
Nov 05, 2020•1 hr 8 min•Ep. 34
Today I'm joined by an ethanol trader, Sandeep Sukumar. We discuss what it takes to be a commodities trader, what the day-to-day of a commodities trader looks like, how much money he’s moving in a given day, and a lot more. This is a very interesting dive into a profession that not a lot of people know about or understand. This is a listener driven show. If you'd like to be on the show, or have suggestions for topics, email me at George@richby36.com...
Oct 29, 2020•50 min•Ep. 34
The catchy idea with MMT is that fiscal deficits don’t matter and that governments can print money to pay their expenses. I’m going to unpack a lot of what MMT is and deconstruct a few myths around the theory. It’s an expansive topic that’s been put forth by some of the brightest minds in finance so I definitely won’t be making every argument for and against it today but this will be a good primer to build from. I'd love to talk to you about MMT. If you're interested in appearing on the show sho...
Oct 27, 2020•30 min
Today I'm joined for a phenomenal conversation by recurring guest and economist Eric Mason. Eric and I tackle Debt/GDP. At our current pace, Debt/GDP will exceed 200% by 2050. Does this matter? What are the consequences of such a high ratio and what other examples of developed nations with high debt/GDP can we look too for guidance? Money Velocity. What does this mean and why does it matter? JPM's Q3 earnings report revealed that for the first time in history, the ratio of loans to deposits drop...
Oct 22, 2020•45 min•Ep. 32
Teach people about money. Raise the minimum wage so people can actually support themselves and their families when they enter the workforce. And reduce the price of admission of public universities so that kids don’t graduate with huge debt burdens that will haunt them the rest of their lives and force them to work for the elites to pay it off. Oh, and save the whales. George@richby36.com Twitter: Rich_by_36 Music: soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsband...
Oct 20, 2020•31 min•Ep. 31
China's economy operates as a form of State Capitalism. It's almost like a mix a communism and western capitalism. I bring on Zain Khan to talk about the differences between state capitalism and western capitalism, why this matters to US investors, and how the next phase of Chinese development will be technological revolution. Get additional insights and stock recommendations at Richby36.com. George@richby36.com Music: soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsband
Oct 15, 2020•46 min•Ep. 30
It seems the fire is getting hotter around big-tech’s market dominance. The House Judiciary Committee released a report stating Facebook, Amazon, Alphabet, and Apple are monopolies, suggesting Congress take up changes of antitrust laws that could result in parts of these companies being separated. In the case of Alphabet, this would be a boon for shareholders and unlock tremendous value. Remember, as a shareholder in Alphabet you receive shares in the entity Alphabet spins off. Historically, spi...
Oct 13, 2020•18 min•Ep. 29
Trump's Covid diagnoses lead me down an interesting path to Fiscal Multipliers. Are we certain tax cuts are the best thing for the economy? Links to the statistics I discuss can be found here: RichBy36.com Sign up for The Beastly here. Money Talks Blogcast George@richby36.com Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruths.com...
Oct 08, 2020•35 min•Ep. 28
What a show! Eric Mason is the CFO for the city of Quincy, MA. He's an economist and historian. We discuss the power of the Federal Reserve to stymie the common risks people point to in the market today... High unemployment, no vaccine, stocks are over valued. What people don't mention is the Federal Reserve's ability and willingness to mitigate those risks. We dive into that and so much more. We've rebranded the show to the Rich By 36 podcast. Head to Richby36.com to check out all the other res...
Oct 01, 2020•35 min•Ep. 27
Welcome to Stockbites! Did you know our stock newsletter, The Beastly , is up over 39% against the S&P 500 since August? Today we talk about Trump's tax returns, Covid deaths and the work from home trade, provide updates on The Beastly's performance, and run the first half of the latest MoneyTalks BlogCast discussing budgeting and your relationship with money. You can reach the show my emailing George@richby36.com and follow along on Twitter @Stock_Bites and IG @StockBites_ Music: soundcloud...
Sep 29, 2020•25 min•Ep. 26
Trevor Milton resigned but still takes home $3.1B in stock. Is this a turning point for Oracle? Leaked FinCen Documents show North Korea laundered billions of dollars through developed nations banks. What can be done and how much influence does bank lobbying have on the U.S. Government? I close by running the first half of our MoneyTalks Blogcast on Student Loan Debt. For the second half of the interview, and resources to help tackle the issue, head to RichBy36.com and click on the MoneyTalks Bl...
Sep 22, 2020•41 min•Ep. 25
Don’t just look at performance numbers. Those are fickle. Does the company have a moat and if they don’t, can management be trusted to build one. https://richby36.com/blogs/money-talks/buying-a-new-car Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsband Email: Stockbitespodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @Stock_bites
Sep 15, 2020•35 min•Ep. 24
Welcome to StockBites for Tuesday, September 8, 2020. I’d like to introduce something I’ve been working very hard on over the last couple months: RichBy36.com and The Beastly newsletter. I’ve partnered with a market technician to create a stock newsletter for investors.. that’s an important distinction to make. This isn’t for day traders, gamblers, options traders, etc. The goal of RichBy36.com and The Beastly Newsletter is to help long term investors trade smarter, to manage risk, to know when ...
Sep 08, 2020•1 hr 5 min•Ep. 23
Solo pod for you guys today. I dive into budgeting, getting out of credit card debt, communication, and the importance of diversifying your income streams. The second half of the show dives into the US Dollar Index and Inflation, specifically how to play the dollar weakness in the markets. Stockbitespodcast@gmail.com @Stock_Bites Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsband
Sep 01, 2020•21 min•Ep. 22
Hey everybody, welcome to stock bites for Wednesday, August 26th. Trey and I break down the East region of our Stock playoff bracket. As always, Follow us on twitter @stock_bites, email us at Stockbitespodcast@gmail.com , and make sure you like and subscribe, rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts. Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsband
Aug 26, 2020•1 hr 11 min•Ep. 21
Welcome to StockBites for Monday, August 24th. We have a fun show lined up today... Our first ever round of StockGolf with John Kerns. John is a former financial advisor turned energy trader and lifelong investor. We play the front nine holes with Ford, Amazon, Disney, Peloton, Dominoes, GLD, Facebook, Boeing, and DraftKings. Like and Subscribe wherever you listen to the show. Follow us on Twitter @Stock_Bites and email the show at StockBitesPodcast@gmail.com. Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruths...
Aug 24, 2020•1 hr 31 min•Ep. 20
Welcome to Stockbites for Tuesday, August 18th. Fun show in store for you today. Trey and I talk about his previous week in the markets, interviewing for jobs, we get company specific on Rocket Mortgage and Planet 13 Holdings. And we unveil a new game on the show. In honor of the NBA playoffs we’re going to have a Stockoff? A bite off? still workshopping the name but the gist is as follows. We have a 16 company playoff where we try to figure out what one company we would buy today to hold for th...
Aug 18, 2020•43 min•Ep. 19
Welcome to Stockbites for Monday, August 17th. We have a fun show for you today. I interviewed a good friend, Dylan Cox, about his ETF investment strategy. We talk about why he chooses to passively invest in ETFs, the risks of equity lending inside ETFs, and the psychology of being a passive investor. To date, we’ve interviewed a market technician, an options trader, Trey’s obviously into penny stocks, and I buy and hold equities. I think the take away from all these interviews is that there are...
Aug 17, 2020•42 min•Ep. 18
Hey everybody, welcome to stock bites for Thursday, August 12th. We have a great show for you today. I’ll be joined by David Nasser, who also grew up on the same street as Trey and me… It’s turning into a block party here. David is in med school but in his free time he executes a profitable stock options strategy that I wanted to interview him about. He’s figured out a way to take advantage of the dreaded IV crush that occurs after earnings. Make sure you like, subscribe, rate, and review out po...
Aug 13, 2020•1 hr 3 min•Ep. 17
Today we have a laid back conversation with Trey about his newly discovered gambling addiction, his inability to pronounce Giannis, and his move to Qatar. Hope you enjoy the show! @Stock_Bites / Stockbitespodcast@gmail.com Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsband
Aug 11, 2020•47 min•Ep. 16
On this week's Robinhood Recap we dive into Rocket Companies (RKT), Diamond Peak Holdings Company (DPHC) and ADT. I'm super bullish on one, extremely bearish on another, and meh on the third. Great detailed information on my reasoning inside this episode. Here's the link to the Forbes article about Northstar Realty and David Hamamato: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesdigitalcovers/2018/07/09/disastrous-deal-staggers-trump-ally-thomas-barrack/#2461dd2c191a @Stock_Bites on Twitter. StockBitesPod...
Aug 09, 2020•28 min•Ep. 15
Hey everybody. I thought I'd take today's show to provide a long over due explanation of who I am, why I've decided to create a podcast, and what I hope the audience gains from listening to the show. Thank you all for listening, supporting, subscribing, liking, and providing feedback. The last 8 weeks have been an awesome experience and I look forward to building the show to bigger and better things! Music: Soundcloud.com/TheHalfTruthsBand Twitter: @Stock_Bites Stockbitespodcast@gmail.com...
Aug 06, 2020•6 min•Ep. 14
George is flying solo on this week's RobinHood Recap and dives into the reasons why Kodak, Apple, Kandi, Moderna, and GE were the most added stocks on Robinhood last week. We also look at why conglomerates trade at a discount to the value of their underlying parts, another SPAC reverse merger, and George gives an incredibly obvious sports take. Hope you enjoy the show and don't be shy. Let us know what we missed... Stockbitespodcast@gmail.com / @Stock_Bites Music: Soundcloud.com/thehalftruthsban...
Aug 03, 2020•27 min•Ep. 13
