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Animal Spirits: The Most Ambitious ETFs

The Irrelevant Investor

Today’s Animal Spirits is brought to you by Simplify Asset Management On today’s show we discuss: Going in on the most disruptive companies How to use options inside of an ETF to protect the downside and enhance the upside How the creation/redemption process works with options inside of an ETF Investor Resources: Fintech disruption Pop culture disruption Cloud and cybersecurity disruption Robocar disruption Listen here: Video: [link] Contact us at animalspiritspod@gmail.com with any feedback,

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Money Matters Workshop: An Introduction to Investing with Purpose

Brown Advisory

Money Matters Workshop: An Introduction to Investing with Purpose jharrison Wed, 03/03/2021 - 09:48 Brown Advisory’s investment and financial planning workshop for young adults takes place each year and provides an interactive learning environment facilitated by Brown Advisory professionals and outside experts. The agenda offers a combination of lectures, breakout sessions and intimate group discussions between attendees and Brown Advisory mentors.

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I’m All in On Audio

The Irrelevant Investor

I wasn't an early podcast adopter. I don't mean that I was late to start one (2017), I was late to listen. My first experience with this new technology was the hit sensation, Serial, which really put podcasts on the map in 2014. From there I discovered Bill Simmons, Tim Ferriss, Dan Carlin, and others. Something that barely existed 10 years ago has become a part of my daily life.

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It’s Not Different This Time

The Irrelevant Investor

Stocks are blowing up left and right. Yesterday's darlings are today's pariahs. Shop and Square are down 20%. Peloton and Zoom are down 40%. And yet, for all the damage that we've seen in individual names, it hasn't spilled over to the broader index. At least not yet. I can't believe I'm writing a "don't panic" post while the S&P 500 is within 5% of its all-time high, but here we are.

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Are Robots Replacing You? Keeping Humans in the Loop in Automated Environments

Speaker: Erroll Amacker

As businesses increasingly adopt automation, finance leaders must navigate the delicate balance between technology and human expertise. This webinar explores the critical role of human oversight in accounts payable (AP) automation and how a people-centric approach can drive better financial performance. Join us for an insightful discussion on how integrating human expertise into automated workflows enhances decision-making, reduces fraud risks, strengthens vendor relationships, and accelerates R

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The Stock Market Is Usually Right

The Irrelevant Investor

The stock market is usually right. Relax, take a deep breath. I know you can give me 10,000 examples of why markets are inefficient. GameStop probably comes to mind. The actual value of this business cannot be $483 in the morning, $112 a few hours later, and $193 by the close of the day. To state the very obvious, prices don't always reflect the underlying fundamentals of a business.

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Money Matters Workshop: An Introduction to Investing with Purpose

Brown Advisory

Money Matters Workshop: An Introduction to Investing with Purpose. jharrison. Wed, 03/03/2021 - 09:48. Brown Advisory’s investment and financial planning workshop for young adults takes place each year and provides an interactive learning environment facilitated by Brown Advisory professionals and outside experts. The agenda offers a combination of lectures, breakout sessions and intimate group discussions between attendees and Brown Advisory mentors.

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Will Higher Interest Rates Kill Growth Stocks?

The Irrelevant Investor

Interest rates are important. They're the lifeblood of the economy. To say they're one of several inputs instead of the only input is not to minimize their importance, but to state reality. Ben did a post over the weekend in which he makes the argument that low interest rates do not turn investors into gamblers. For example, the average yield on the 10-year treasury was over 6% during the dot-com bubble.

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These Are the Goods

The Irrelevant Investor

Articles Cults of personality do not last forever in the stock market. (By Drew Dickson) Top Shot has been so successful that it is starting to affect the price of cardboard. (By Justin Paterno) We’re in a consequence-free environment (By Josh Brown) Ea ch feels simultaneously like a potential fad and a nascent revolution. (By Packy McCormick) If you think the Internet is terrible now, just wait a while (By Myles Udland) The United States has a real opportunity to lead here (By Dave Nadig) I wa

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Everyone Makes Mistakes

The Irrelevant Investor

Everyone makes mistakes—the worst investors, and yes, even the best ones. In 1993 Berkshire Hathaway exchanged 25,200 shares for ownership of a company called Dexter Shoes. Today, Dexter is a worthless company, but those shares are worth more than $7 billion. In 2014, Buffett looked back on that and said, "As a financial disaster, this one deserves a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records.

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