A podcast about evidence-based investing: I invite recognized investors and experts from around the world.
Latest episodes
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#028: Nick Maggiulli – Just Keep Buying: proven ways to save money and build your wealth
Just Keep Buying - that's what Nick Maggiulli suggests when it comes to investing in his book. And it's an excellent book because it treats investing straightforwardly and practica…
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1 h 04
#027: Andrew Beer – Cost Reduction Is the Purest Form of Alpha
Shrouded in mystery and even more misunderstanding, hedge funds have always been very limited for the average investor. Whether for regulatory reasons or because of high capital re…
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55 min
#026: Tom Basso – The All-Weather Trader
When we are talking about a strategy in investing, it is often perceived as a mechanism for generating a buy signal. In fact, this is not the most critical aspect in the entire inv…
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52 min
#025: Eric Balchunas – The Bogle Effect. How John Bogle and Vanguard Turned Wall Street Inside Out and Saved I…
John "Jack" Bogle revolutionized the investment industry by opening the first index fund in 1976 to replicate the S&P 500 index. It was not easy to sell the idea of a fund generati…
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#024 – Paul Merriman: Strategic Planning For Investing At Every Stage of Life
Paul Merriman, my today's guest, is a worldwide recognized authority on index investing, asset allocation, buy-and-hold, and active management strategies. Paul began his career in…
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1 h 34
#023 – Do-It-Yourself: Building & Testing ETF Portfolio
Recently, I got an email encouraging me to sign up for a webinar to learn how to earn 1-4% per day. Imagine! Of course, there was an expensive car in the background. 🤦♂️A "modest"…
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1 h 39
#022 – Vitali Kalesnik: Factor Investing Explained
There are arguments in favor of traditional passive index funds: they offer low fees, liquidity, and broad diversification. They match market performance, have negligible trading c…
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58 min
#021 – How can a widely known investment strategy still work and be profitable?
Today's guest is Grzegorz Link, who professionally works as a quant for an investment fund. Grzegorz is a physicist by education, which may surprise some. However, the thing is tha…
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1 h 19
#020 – Tom Basso: Trend Following Mindset
👉 For more please visit: https://systemtrader.show/020I am honored and pleased to host Tom Basso again in the podcast - a legendary trend-following trader. This time, in the backgr…
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49 min
#019 – Gary Antonacci: contrarian investing approach based on excessive exuberance and dire pessimism
Almost two years ago, I hosted Gary Antonacci, who specializes in investing using momentum anomalies, and that episode was very popular among listeners. Partly due to the fact that…
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52 min
#018 – Rick Ferri: Why should most investors invest passively?
Episode page: https://systemtrader.show/018Rick Ferri, a guest of today's episode, is a well-known person in the investment industry for years. He is a retired US Marine and fighte…
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STS 017 – Wes Gray: Don't try too hard, have a long horizon, be patient and trust the process
Episode page: https://systemtrader.show/017Wes Gray after serving as a Captain in the United States Marine Corps earned an MBA and a PhD in the finance from the University of Chica…
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#017 – Wes Gray: Don't try too hard, have a long horizon, be patient and trust the process
Episode page: https://systemtrader.show/017Wes Gray after serving as a Captain in the United States Marine Corps earned an MBA and a PhD in the finance from the University of Chica…
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#016 – Meb Faber: Why an investment plan is a must and how to behave in the period of a market crash?
Meb Faber is a co-founder and the Chief Investment Officer of Cambria Investment Management. His speciality is quant investing. Meb is the host of The Meb Faber Show podcast and ha…
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STS 016 – Meb Faber: Why an investment plan is a must and how to behave in the period of a market crash?
Meb Faber is a co-founder and the Chief Investment Officer of Cambria Investment Management. His speciality is quant investing. Meb is the host of The Meb Faber Show podcast and ha…
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#015 – Over a billion dollars in a single day – Robert Carver, an ex-hedge fund manager about professional app…
Robert Carver worked in the City of London for over a decade. For seven years he was a portfolio manager at AHL -- one of the world's largest systematic hedge funds -- before, duri…
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STS 015 – Over a billion dollars in a single day – Robert Carver, an ex-hedge fund manager about professional…
Robert Carver worked in the City of London for over a decade. For seven years he was a portfolio manager at AHL -- one of the world's largest systematic hedge funds -- before, duri…
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STS 014 – Paul Novell: investing for a living, financial independence and early retirement
It happens very often that we work because we don't see any alternatives. Our job may be annoying as hell, we may even hate it, but the reality seems like we don't have any other o…
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#014 – Paul Novell: investing for a living, financial independence and early retirement
It happens very often that we work because we don't see any alternatives. Our job may be annoying as hell, we may even hate it, but the reality seems like we don't have any other o…
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STS 013 – Jack Vogel: Market anomalies and quantitative approach to investing
Investing is simple, but not easy, as Warren Buffett says. And yes -- technically the investment process should be as simple as possible. But does it mean that an average investor…