Investing isn’t just about picking winners; it’s about avoiding costly mistakes. Barry Ritholtz, a financial expert and author of the 2025 book How Not To Invest, argues that many investors lose money not because they lack skill but because they fall into predictable traps. Ritholtz is the chief investment officer of the financial planning and asset management firm Ritholtz Wealth Management.
California’s commercial real estate market is showing troubling signs beneath the surface—office buildings sit half-empty, warehouses are overbuilt, and demand for lab space has vanished. In this episode, real estate expert David Marino uncovers the deeper trends behind the data and what they could mean for investors nationwide.
Financial advisers who gathered at a conference in Miami last week offered tips on investment opportunities with US stocks lagging.
As we enter into March and the weather (hopefully) begins to warm up, April 15th is right around the corner! That's also the deadline for 2024 IRA and Roth IRA contributions so if you haven't yet, there's still some time to make those contributions. In this month's issue, we explore AI chip wars and have included a chart comparing the performance of gold mining stocks to the Magnificent Seven. As always, be sure to scroll to the end for updates from our team.
In this video, value investing is explained in 5 levels of increasing complexity; from beginner to expert.
Charlie Munger had a knack for cutting through the noise with humor and sharp insight, and this video is a perfect example. Using a witty analogy about a man selling a dangerous yet occasionally well-behaved horse, he exposes the dishonest tactics often used in private equity—selling businesses only when they briefly look their best. Warren Buffett then drives the point home, explaining why private equity firms prioritize hefty fees over investor returns, making it clear why everyday investors should tread carefully—watch the full video to hear their unfiltered take!
The global luxury market has been booming for more than a decade, pushing up the values of companies such as LVMH and Kering. There’s one customer who has been key to that growth: the Chinese consumer.
What if the world's most critical technology isn't software, but the tiny pieces of silicon that power it? In an age where chips are everywhere, from smartphones to coffee makers, their manufacturing complexity might surprise you.
Warren Buffett shares his thoughts on Bitcoin: "If you told me you owned all of the Bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25 I wouldn't take it..." Hear Buffett's thoughts on Bitcoin at the link below.
Liang Wenfeng, you may not know his name, but you know his company: DeepSeek. In recent weeks it's sent shockwaves around the world. But who is it's mysterious founder? And what is his philosophy? In this episode we find out.