Ryan Lundeen
Investing Is Hard Podcast
Bill Gates called success a lousy teacher. Charlie Munger said if you want to succeed, figure out how to fail and avoid it. People love success stories. It's all they tend to study. The Investing Is Hard podcast does the opposite. We study what goes wrong—from frauds and bankruptcies to manias and fads. We'll break it all down here.
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Ryan Lundeen
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Latest episode
Sep 9, 2025
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Episodes
Cano Health: SPACs, Roll-Ups, Billionaires, and Bankruptcy | Investing Is Hard (Ep. 3) 09.09.2025 15:00
SumZero Cano Health Pitch (YouTube) Barry Sternlicht resignation letter (PR Newswire) Karst Research on X Karst Research Substack Disclaimer: Educational content only— not investment, legal or financial advice . I hold no position in securities mentioned as of recording. Opinions are my own.
KIT Digital: How a Roll-up Strategy Landed a CEO in Colombian Prison | Investing Is Hard (Ep. 2) 04.09.2025 32:19
Startup.com Documentary: YouTube Main Characters: Kaleil Isaza-Tuzman - Former CEO of KIT Digital Robin Smyth - Former CFO of KIT Digital Gavin Campion - Former President of KIT Digital Brothers Omar & Irfan Amanat Stephen Maiden - Former PM of Maiden Capital Disclaimer: Educational content only— not investment, legal or financial advice . I hold no position in securities mentioned as of recordi...
Dubber: How A$26.6m Went Missing--and the Controls That Failed | Investing Is Hard (Ep. 1) 25.08.2025 18:55
Robot Chicken “Gummy Bear Trap” (30s): YouTube Idea from: Unemployed Capital Allocator “Control Fraud and Contemporary Adaptions”: Substack Disclaimer: Educational content only— not investment, legal or financial advice . I hold no position in securities mentioned as of recording. Opinions are my own.
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