In this episode, we welcome expert insight from James Martin into growing investments and trading in stocks and shares. James discusses his successes with Bitcoin and Crypto and his day job as a dental associate.
James also tells us about his journey from Northern Ireland to Leeds, setting up his own podcast and creating engaging courses.
Enjoy!
“You know, Father Ted. That is like the zenith of comedy in Ireland. OK, and whilst I'm not saying that people in England, you know, they don't get it or they don't like it, but I don't know if you quite call it the pinnacle of comedy, this very there's other things like I don't really know. I think I really like Peepshow. I think that's the pinnacle of comedy..”
In This Episode
01.51 - Northern Ireland to Leeds
03.31 - Yorkshire Culture
06.08 - Learning dentistry
07.26 - The basics of investment
08:41 - Trading
13:26 - Reading recommendations
15:02 - Diversifying your portfolio
18:52 - Bitcoin
22:07 - The value of money
24:03 - Legitimisation
28:22 - Starting in Bitcoin
32:37 - Time frames
34:25 - Spread betting
36:57 - To own or not to own
39:21 - Being a happy associate
41:42 - Tax
45:20 - ISAs
53:35 - Wrong wallets
56:57 - General dentistry
01:07:00 - Enlighten
01:01:18 - Dentists Who Invest podcast
01:07:07 - Investment tips
01:10:10 - Legacy & last days on Earth
About James Martin
James Martin is a 29-year-old GDP who founded the online community and podcast Dentists Who Invest.
After training at Tipton, James has proven to be hugely dedicated to his work achieving a PGCert in restorative and pending PGDip in operative dentistry after CoViD-19 restrictions are alleviated.
Working in private practice from a young age allowed him to gain a broad depth of experience far beyond what could be expected of a typical GDP. These treatments include treating the organic causes of TMD (not just automatic referral), full mouth rehabs, clear aligners, experience with CADCAM and Enlighten whitening and much more.
In his spare time, he enjoys playing football, going to the gym and reading as well as socialising with friends and family.
