Skippy and Doogles Talk Investing

Bitcoin rears its head once again, this time because Tesla decides to "invest" $1.5 billion in this crypto. Skippy and Doogles discuss the merits of this latest questionable move by Mr. Musk, and then move on to the less questionable wisdom dropped on a recent interview between Meb Faber and Jeremy Grantham — arguably the best interview we've heard as of late. Then Skippy and Doogles to debate how...

Jeff Bezos goes out on top! Doogles and Skippy agree this is the way to go, and wonder if Tom Brady should take notice. Skippy talks smack, and calls Warren Buffett the Tom Brady of investing. Then things get heated as Skippy goes off his rocker about Chamath Palihapitiya's take on value investing on a recent episode of Invest Like the Best. The episode wraps with a discussion about inequality in...

What else is there to talk about beyond GameStop? Nothing is the answer. Doogles gives a GameStop history lesson and the two debate whether this is a sophisticated market move by retail investors, and whether it's good or bad for the market.

The stock market stays frothy, and Skippy has a hard time finding undervalued profits. Skippy and Doogles discuss the best stock performance indicator so far in 2021, the (questionable) return of Jack Ma, and how market performance is governed by both psychology and fundamentals.

Skippy and Doogles dive deep into the Fish Bowl for this one. Skippy discovers that people are giving up their $millions of Bitcoin because they can't remember their passwords. Then Doogles realizes that he might be bringing investor Howard Marks to the dark side of momentum after Howard's latest investment memo second guesses value. Doogles introduces some new research he's done that says that wh...

Doogles gives an update on his China Mobile debacle and then schools Skippy on the history of the world's richest people according to Forbes. Digging into the Fish Bowl, some heated debate ensues about Elon Musk's status as a lottery ticket and Skippy and Doogles question the whereabouts of the Chinese billionaire, Jack Ma. To wrap it up, Doogles admits that he might finally start #adulting as he...

Skippy breaks down how he picks his value stocks, and Doogles waxes poetic on momentum. Then they cover Robert Schiller's product marketing prowess around CAPE, Doogles' recent nonsensical stock picks, and why most professional investors lose to their benchmark.