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Delugne Investing PodcastEp 98 - Investing Lesson I Have Learnt From SportsI have a story that I want to share with you. But before that, let me ask you a question.
How many of you have heard of the "Ted Williams hitting grid analogy" which is used to describe successful investing? Warren Buffett and many other well-known investors often use this analogy.
If you're not familiar with the Ted William hitting grid analogy, here's what it is.
In 1971, Ted Williams, who was arguably the greatest baseball hitter of all time, wrote a book called The Science of Hitting. In this book, he talks about th...
2021-01-2807 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 97 - Annualized Return vs Absolute ReturnWhat do you think is the difference between Annualized Return and Absolute Return? And why is it important for you to know the difference?
When you think about it, the sole purpose of an investment is to make money. Correct? Otherwise, why invest?
But the problem is, too many people approach investments without having a sound understanding of how their investments perform.
What's the point of investing if you're constantly losing money? Without this knowledge, investors could be committed to a losing investment without even knowing it. And I'm not...
2021-01-2513 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 96 - Company Analysis: RIWI Corp (Part 2)This episode is the continuation of our previous RIWI Part 1 analysis, so if you haven't listened to that episode, be sure to first check that out so that you can better understand this episode.
So just a short recap, on our previous episode, we have discussed the overview and the business model of RIWI as well as the competency and integrity of the management. Overall, it's been a pretty good company so far.
In this episode, we will dive into the financials, the growth strategy of the company, highlights of what I like and dislike a...
2021-01-2126 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 95 - Company Analysis: RIWI Corp (Part 1)In this episode, we will be talking about this company by the name of RIWI Corp. They are a high growth subscription-based company that has been performing very well since 2015.
Looking at their 3rd quarter results in 2020, their revenues were $3,262,900 during the nine months ended September 30, 2020. That is an increase of 29% compared to revenues of $2,521,373 during the same period in 2019.
Doesn't seem like much?
Well...The revenue for nine months in 2020 has SURPASSED the twelve months of revenue in 2019 of $3,110,878.
Not only that, RIWI had a n...
2021-01-1817 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 94 - One Right Shot. That's All It Takes.Do you think it's possible to have one great investment that can make your year, your decade, or even your career? Do you think it's even possible?
The answer to that is, of course, YES! Of course you can, my friend.
But how?
Check out this episode to find out more!
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2021-01-1413 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 93 - Company Analysis: Crowdstrike (Part 2)This episode is the continuation of our previous Crowdstrike Part 1 analysis, so if you haven't listened to that episode, be sure to first check that out so that you can better understand this episode.
So just to recap, in our previous episode, we have discussed the overview of Crowdstrike, the business model, some of their strong moats and we have also discussed the competence of the management. Overall, it's been a pretty good company so far.
In this episode, we will dive into the financials of the company, their growth strategies moving forward, and what c...
2021-01-1121 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 92 - Company Analysis: Crowdstrike (Part 1)In today's episode, we'll be analyzing Crowdstrike. (Ticker symbol: CRWD)
This company is really on fire, my friend! They just announced their quarterly result on the 2nd of December 2020.
Year-over-year subscription revenue growth and increase in annual recurring revenue (ARR) was more than 80% and subscription gross margin was 77%.
Although they have yet to be profitable (mainly due to reinvestment of the earnings to grow the business), they were still able to produce positive cash flow and $76.1 million in free cash flow during this latest quarter.
OVERVIEW:
C...
2021-01-0718 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 91 - The Poor Man Who Rejected DonationsHappy New Year, Delugne Nation. Today's episode is a special episode that I wanted to share with you guys. It's a true story of something that happened to me 3 weeks ago. And i can't think of a better way to start the year other than this story that I'm about to share with you guys.
It's about a poor man who rejected donations.
Check out this episode to find out more!
Reminder:
When things seem hopeless, it’s easy to feel like the opposition to your goals will ne...
2021-01-0407 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 90 - What Could Go Wrong (or Right) with FuboTV?In today's episode, we'll be exploring this company, by the name of, FuboTV. The ticker symbol is FUBO.
This company 2 months ago, in October, was priced at $10, and since then the stock went from $10 to at high as $62. That's a 6-bagger right there!
For those who may not know about this company, FuboTV is the first sports streaming service in the US. It's the ONLY streaming service to offer live sporting events in 4K HDR resolution.
To all the sports fans out that, this is a big deal.
2020-12-3118 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 89 - How To Avoid Stupidity In The Stock Market?Many years ago, during World War 2, the British were faced with a serious dilemma.
During that time, the British Royal Air Force lost many planes because of the attack from the germans' anti-aircrafts weapons.
Whenever the planes were sent out for missions, they'd always come back with a lot of bullet holes.
So to limit the number of planes going down, the British Royal Air Force had to think of a way to protect their planes from the bullets so that they are not badly damaged and they don't lose as many planes d...
2020-12-2811 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 88 - What Could Go Wrong (and Right) with Pinterest?From early this year until today, Pinterest has gained over 300%! That's a 4-bagger right there!
Pinterest's revenue rose 58% year-over-year to $443 million in the third quarter and their adjusted earnings jumped from $0.01 to $0.13 per share, beating expectations by $0.10. That's some huge growth right there!
Here's the thing, I was once a user of Pinterest many years ago. But I never quite understood the concept.
And now, with so many competitions like Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, Tik Tok, etc, my question is...
How is Pinterest going to compete?
Are they capable of co...
2020-12-2419 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 87 - The Fall Of A Wall Street Sweetheart (Enron)Wall Street's beloved company, adored by many investors, went from trading at $90 to as low as 26 cents and declared bankruptcy! Everything happened in less than a month. Causing billions of dollars to be stolen, thousands of jobs lost, dozens of convictions, and one suicide.
The name of the company is Enron Corporation.
In this episode, we are going to be discussing the Rise & Fall of Enron Corporation.
1. How did this company, with a market cap of $65 billion dollars, the 7th largest publicly traded company in the US, go bankrupt?
2. How did the...
2020-12-2118 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 86 - Lessons From The Great DepressionThis episode is about the 1929 Great Depression. For those who are unaware, this was one of the most devastating stock market crash in the history of the United States, taking into consideration the full extent and duration of its aftereffects.
To what extent, you might ask? How severe was this crisis?
Well.. on the 29th of October 1929, also known as the Black Tuesday, 16 million shares were traded on the New York Stock Exchange in a single day, millions of investors were wiped out, 15 million Americans went unemployed and 2000 banks closed down.
And if...
2020-12-1724 minDelugne Investing Podcast[BONUS] Your Christmas Gift Is Here!I have a HUGEEE surprise for you, Delugne Nation!
Ever since I started this podcast, it has been a journey of ups and downs. Along the way, I got to connect with people, improve my investing skills, and at the same time, I get to share my message with you.
And as I produce more episodes, every now and then, I do get messages from friends and listeners giving me their consistent supports and I am really really grateful for that. My intention has always been to help you guys who want to start investing...
2020-12-1405 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 85 - You Are Only As Good As Your Worst DayHow do you know if you're good at what you do? How do you know if you're doing it really well? How do you measure your performance?
I personally think this is a very common misconception - Most of us measure performance by what happens when things are going well for us. But to really understand the reality behind our strength, we need to look at what happens on the worst day.
There was a quote by Publilius Syrus that goes like this, "Anyone can steer the ship when the sea is calm."
Wh...
2020-12-1017 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 84 - Why Investors Are Irrational (Part 3)?This episode is the continuation of the previous 2 episodes in which we discussed why investors are so irrational, what are the most common behavioral biases that affect our decision making and what can we do about it?
Simply being aware of this will make you become a better investor because now you can prevent yourself from getting affected by all these behavioral biases when you're making any investment decisions.
So far, we have discussed the 6 common behavioral biases. What are they?
1. Overconfidence Bias - Tendency to hold misleading beliefs of...
2020-12-0719 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 83 - Why Investors Are Irrational (Part 2)?Heyy..Delugne Nation! This episode is the continuation of the previous episode in which we discussed why investors are so irrational, what are the most common behavioral biases that affect our decision making and what can we do about it?
Simply being aware of this will make you become a better investor because now you can prevent yourself from getting affected by all these behavioral biases when you're making any investment decisions.
So, let us just recap. In our previous episode, we discussed the 3 most common behavioral biases:
1. Overconfidence Bias - The tendency to...
2020-12-0320 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 82 - Why Investors Are Irrational? (Part 1)Why are investors irrational? Excellent question!
As much as we like to think we are rational, in reality, we're not. All of these are due to Behavioral Biases.
A wide range of these biases can really affect your decision making without you even knowing it, and it can potentially affect your investment decisions as well.
That is why in this episode, we are going to explore:
Why investors are irrational?
What are the top 3 most common biases that affect our decision making?
What can we do about it?
So check out th...
2020-11-3022 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 81 - How To Excel Over The Long Term?Have you ever asked yourself, "Why is investing so hard?" Like seriously. Why is it so difficult?
Why is it that some people can be so good at it and the rest are just mediocre?
There are so many investors out there, yet when you look at those that are really successful, there are not many of them. Why is that so?
I've had this question in my mind for a long time now and one thing really struck me when I was listening to what Charlie Munger said at the 2017 Berkshire Hathaway A...
2020-11-2624 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 80 - You Can't Be Right All The TimeThis episode is a reminding session for our Delugne Nation. As you improve to become better investors, no matter how good you become, remember, you can't be right all the time. And it doesn't just apply to investing. Whatever you do, know that people make mistakes. Life will be so much better when we go through it with an open mind. So know that you can't always be right all the time.
When it comes to investing, we are essentially trying to find for great businesses early. Even before anyone else finds it or even before it...
2020-11-2322 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 79 - Second Order Thinking: How Smart Investors Outperform The Market?Have you ever made a decision or a plan that you were sure it was going to work out, only to realize that now you have a new set of problems because of the initial decision you've made?
Similar to investing, have you ever invested in a company that you thought was so good and strong but only to question yourself later on, "why on earth did I even buy the stock?"
If that's you then you're gonna love this episode.
You see, things do not always appear as they seem. Sometimes when we...
2020-11-1917 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 78 - 9 Principles From 'The Dhandho Investor' Book by Mohnish PabraiIn today's episode, we will be exploring the 9 investing principles from this incredible value Investor, Mohnish Pabrai.
When I first started out investing, this was one of the first few books that I've read, The Dhandho Investor by Mohnish Pabrai. And I have to tell you, this book really changed the way I think about investing and I highly recommend it to you guys.
The idea in this book is so simple and profound. And it highlights the framework and philosophy of how Mohnish Pabrai thinks and invest.
For those who are not f...
2020-11-1635 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 77 - How To Apply Margin of Safety When Investing? (Margin of Safety Formula and Analysis)Do you find yourself confused at times, not too sure what percentage margin of safety to determine your buying price? Is it 10%, 20% 50%? You're just not sure what is the perfect margin of safety you should apply to your investments?
If this sounds like you, then this is the episode for you.
In this episode, we'll do a more in-depth study of Margin of safety and how we're actually implementing it in our daily lives. We'll also discuss about Margin of Safety Formula and how to determine the right Margin of Safety ratio to apply to yo...
2020-11-1219 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 76 - Peter Lynch's Advice on Surviving Market CorrectionIf you're someone who doesn't enjoy seeing your portfolio going down, which in this case, is most of us, or if you're someone who tends to worry about market corrections, market drops and you're looking for ways to overcome market correction, then this episode is for you.
In this episode, we will be learning from the best, none other than Peter Lynch himself. Peter Lynch is someone that many investors look up to.
He ran Fidelity's Magellan Fund for 13 years, from 1977 to 1990. He managed to increase the assets under management from $18 million to $14 billion, a 29% c...
2020-11-0920 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 75 - Coffee with Wern Jyet: How To Invest While Working Full Time?If you are someone who’s struggling to manage your time between your full-time job, your family, your hobbies and you can’t seem to find the time for investing, then you are going to enjoy our next guest.
He’s someone who's been so occupied with his full-time tutoring business and other aspects of his life yet he still manages to find time for investing.
I actually scheduled this session with him 3 weeks ago and now I have the privilege to sit down with him for this short podcast interview.
If yo...
2020-11-0556 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 74 - Why Is The Market Going Down? (2/11/2020)1. What is currently happening in the stock market?
2. Why is everything going down?
3. What can you leverage this opportunity?
What's up, Delugne Nation! I'm sure you're aware that the stock market has been volatile recently with the U.S election just right around the corner. And last week, Dow Jones Average went down by approximately 7% whereas the S&P 500 went down by approximately 4%.
So what is actually going on? That is what we'll be discussing in today's episode. We will also be uncovering the main reason why the market is going down and also what can we do about it.
Don...
2020-11-0317 minDelugne Investing Podcast[BONUS] We Have A Little Surprise For You!What's good, Delugne Nation! I promised you guys last Monday that I will be sharing something exciting with you guys.
What I wanted to share was that Delugne Investing will be giving away 10 books this coming Wednesday (4 Nov 2020). There are 2 different books each worth up to $50 and we're giving away 5 copies each so 10 books in total.
Book #1:
The secret to Value Investing - Words of Wisdom From The Legendary Investor
This book is a full compilation of Warren Buffett’s investing wisdom for everyday investors. Breaking down some of...
2020-11-0202 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 73 - Coffee with Caleb: Things To Do Before You Start InvestingNowadays, people are getting more aware of the importance of investing. Whether it’s in stocks, in property, bonds, and so on, we know that if we don’t invest, we are most likely going to have to work for the rest of our lives unless we have a huge enough savings sustain our lifestyle.
But then again, even with that awareness, occasionally, I still notice people asking questions like how to get started? What should I do? Should I invest in this or that? And so on.
Well…what I can say is, hold on. Wh...
2020-10-2954 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 72 - Top 3 Lessons From Charlie Munger's Investing StyleCharlie Munger is 96 years old this year. He's still the vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and together with his business partner, Warren Buffett, they built Berkshire Hathaway from a dying textile company to a $500 billion company over a span of 5 decades.
On top of that, he is also one of the greatest thinkers of all time, he is one of the world's richest people with a net worth of $1.6 billion and he is an incredible investor. Till today, Warren Buffett credits Charlie Munger for much of the success he had. Charlie Munger was the one who influenced Warren B...
2020-10-2626 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 71 - How To Invest in Great Businesses with Ananais HoOne of the best things about being a long term investor is the life-changing reward of owning excellent businesses. Why is that so powerful? Well..let’s just say that with a handful of wonderful businesses in your portfolio is good enough to make you very very wealthy.
But don’t just take my word for it. This is something that was mentioned by the 2 legendary investors, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. In the 1996 Berkshire Hathaway Meeting, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger commented saying that: “If you find 3 wonderful businesses in your life, you’ll get very rich.”
2020-10-221h 02Delugne Investing PodcastEp 70 - How To Analyze Internet Companies (Industry Overview)What is up, Delugne Nation.
The Internet Industry consists of many companies. And they provide a wide variety of products and services primarily online through their websites.
This includes products and services like search engines, online retailers, travel services, broadband access services, and so on. Here are a few examples of internet companies: Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet, Tencent, Alibaba, Netflix, etc.
The truth is there are lots of opportunities in the internet industry and I don't want you guys to miss out on these opportunities.
That is why, in this episode, I wi...
2020-10-1941 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 69 – The Mindset of Greatness with Kwong Wai WaiSuccess in any endeavor does not happen by chance. It happens through the application of sound principles and purposeful actions.
Why some people fail and others succeed can be baffling. Sometimes it may even seem unfair.
We all know people who have a good education, the right attitude, and a sincere desire to make something of themselves. They are good parents, honest employees, and loyal friends. Yet despite their knowledge, feelings, and desires, they continue to lead lives of quiet desperation. They should have so much more than they do, but they seem to receive so...
2020-10-1751 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 68 - Sir John Templeton's Guide To InvestingSir John Templeton is considered one of the greatest investors of all time. He's also one of the pioneers of value investing, global investing, and definitely a true contrarian.
With decades of investing experience going through market cycles, depressions, wars, and frenzies, the decisions that he made during those times is what made him such an incredible investor.
He showed real intelligence, discipline and courage, all of the traits needed to be a great investor.
From 1954 to Templeton's retirement in 1992 which is 38 years, the Templeton Growth Fund returned a 16% CAGR after fees, one of...
2020-10-1452 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 67 - How To Use Return-on-Equity (ROE) to Evaluate Stocks?When it comes to analyzing financial statements, there are many different and also complicated calculations, formulas, and ratios to choose from.
But the thing is, you don't really have to know it all or even use all to be an expert. The best is still to keep it simple.
And one simple ratio that I use all the time in my analysis is the ROE (Return on Equity). It's a very useful ratio and it gives you a pretty good picture of the company's performance and it's profitability.
And that is what we'll be talking about in today's episode. How t...
2020-10-1018 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 66 - Top 8 Lessons From The Best Microcap SuperinvestorI recently came across a great article that shared about this amazing Microcap Superinvestor. He was one of the best microcap investors.
How good is he? Well, he was so good that he made double-digit and triple-digit percentage returns for his clients.
Who is he? His name is Fred Astman.
Fred is the founder of First Wilshire Securities. But before he started this company, he was actually serving the US Air Force during World War 2, when he returned from service, he got himself a business administration degree from the University of Connecticut.
Afte...
2020-10-0729 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 65 - Why Buying An IPO Is Risky For Retail Investors?Most Warren Buffett fans out there know that Warren Buffett has a long history of avoiding Initial Public Offerings.
During an interview, he was asked about Uber and Lyft's Initial Public Offering and whether or not Berkshire would be interested to invest in them? Buffett said that he hasn’t bought any initial public offering for almost 65 years since 1955. The IPO he bought in 1955 was Ford Motor.
However, just last month, somewhere around mid-September, Berkshire Hathaway invested in an IPO known as Snowflake which is a Cloud Data Platform.
Now, here's the thing, Buf...
2020-10-0317 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 64 - Don't Worry About IlliquidityWhen it comes to investing in Microcap companies, to some investors, illiquidity can sometimes be a major problem.
Why?
Because when you invest in an illiquid microcap stock, there is a possibility of you not being to sell it because of the low volume or even worse, you might end up selling at a lower price because no one is willing to buy at a higher price.
This is the same concern as to why larger institutions avoid investing in microcap companies, because of its illiquidity.
But according to Ian Cassel, who...
2020-09-3021 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 63 - What Is The Difference Between Growth & Value Investing?For so many years, we investors have been labeling ourselves as value investors, growth investors, some of us are still deciding whether they should focus on value investing or growth investing.
But what is the difference?
Growth stocks are typically seen as stocks that have the potential to outperform the overall market because of their future potential,
Whereas value stocks are seen as stocks that are currently trading below what they are really worth and therefore, provide a superior return when the market corrects the price.
Now, if you think this is...
2020-09-2619 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 62: What Is Going On With Nikola Stock?Nikola, as most of us know, is one of the companies expected to be a disruptive force in the trucking field when they announced that they were going to produce zero-emission vehicles.
How are they going to do that? By offering both pure electric and also hydrogen-electric powertrains.
But recently, there were quite a few things that have been going on for this company.
They went public just a few months ago, on the 4th of June. And just after 5 days, on the 9th of June, the stock price had more than doubled s...
2020-09-2322 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 61 - Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google's Antitrust HearingOver a month ago, on the 27th of July, the world’s most powerful tech CEOs – Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Tim Cook of Apple, and Sundar Pichai of Google, appeared in front of congress to face questions from the US House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee.
The purpose of this hearing was to determine whether these companies have too much market power. According to the congress, these companies are monopolies, they don't have competitions, they have to be scaled down or broken down and Congress intends to impose regulations on them.
Is that a go...
2020-09-1545 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 60 - The Man Who Became A Full-Time Private InvestorA few days ago, I came across an amazing article. The moment I read it I knew I had to share with you guys.
This article is actually a story of a man who became a full-time private investor. Meaning he's not managing anyone's money. He's only managing his own money and using the profit to fund his lifestyle.
Now, how did he do it? That's what we'll discuss in this episode.
Check out this episode to find out how!
2020-09-1119 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 59 - A Simple Guide To Reading Annual ReportsReading an annual report is the single most important way for potential investors to understand a company before making an investment. And if you're planning to invest long term, you HAVE to read the annual report of the company.
Most of us are aware of the need to read annual reports, but the problem is, most of us don't know how and we don't know what to look for because a typical annual report can reach up to 100 over pages long, some lesser, but if you're new to investing, it can certainly be overwhelming to read.
2020-09-0935 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 58 - Why Warren Buffett Is Buying Japanese Stocks?Recently, Warren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway spent roughly $6.25 Billion acquiring slightly more than 5% of the five leading trading companies in Japan. These companies are Itochu, Marubeni, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, and Sumitomo.
This investment, as mentioned by Warren, is an investment that Berkshire Hathaway intends to hold long term, and depending on the price, may increase its holdings up to a maximum of 9.9%.
Now, the question is why? Why would he invest in these companies? Why invest in Japan considering the flat GDP growth and aging population? Is he betting against America and investing abroad because of t...
2020-09-0717 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 57 - How Warren Buffett Avoids Problems?I want you to picture yourself drawing a large circle. Once you've drawn that, in that large circle, I want you to draw another circle that is only 30% the size of the large circle.
Now, The smaller circle, I want you to label, "What you know", and the outer circle, which is the larger circle, I want you to label, "What you think you know".
This mental model is known as the circle of competence. Knowing the difference between what you know and what you think you know is what makes you a successful investor a...
2020-09-0416 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 56 - How Leveraging Can Turn Market Correction into Market CrashIn our previous episode, we talked about why borrowing money on securities is a bad idea, especially for first-time investors. And as I was researching about leveraging on securities, I was curious to know more about how excessive leverage can affect the actual stock market.
That's when I came across a research which was conducted by a few researchers, one of them was professor Kelly Shue, who is also a professor of Finance from Yale school of management.
These researchers conducted this research based on the Chinese market crash in 2015 to understand how leveraging can p...
2020-09-0212 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 55 - "It's Crazy to Borrow Money on Securities" (Buffett)Most amateur traders or investors trade using cash, meaning that if they want to buy $10,000 worth of stock, they must have $10,000 in cash in their trading account.
However, for some professional traders or even investors, they tend to trade using leverage, meaning that if they want to buy $10,000 worth of stock, they don't have to spend all $10,000 of their own money, they only use a small percentage of the amount that they want to trade and the balance will be paid using borrowed money.
But the question is, is that a wise thing to do?...
2020-08-3111 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 54 - How Warren Buffett and Bill Gates First Met?Have you ever wanted to meet Warren Buffett?
Every year, investors from all around the world, flock to the annual meeting of Berkshire Hathaway, to catch a glimpse of Buffett and possibly ask him a question.
And some go to the extend of bidding multi-million dollars in the annual charity auction to have lunch with Warren Buffett.
But for some reason, not everyone is keen on meeting Warren. And one of them was Bill Gates. So how did they become close friends?
Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-08-2919 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 53 - Steve Jobs on The Importance of Hiring The Right PeopleIn 2011, Steve Jobs was just 30 years old. He was wildly successful, fabulously wealthy, and a global celebrity. He had revolutionized personal computing and created an iconic brand. Until one day, he was forced out of the company he spent his whole life building.
Everything started in 1981, when Apple Computer went public. Just two years later, Apple cracked the Fortune 500 and Jobs recruited John Sculley, the head of Pepsi-Cola, to be its new chief executive. And the rest was history.
Check out this episode to find out what happened?
2020-08-2613 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 52 - The Power of Asking by Steve JobsMany years ago, when Jobs was a young boy, he wanted to build a frequency counter but at that time, he was only 12 and he did not have any electronic parts build it.
In order to build his frequency counter, he knew he had to ask someone for leftover electronic parts. So he went to the phone book to look for someone to call and sure enough, he found Bill Hewlett's phone number.
Who is Bill Hewlett? He is the co-founder of Hewlett-Packard. And the rest was history.
Check out this episode to find out what happened!
2020-08-2412 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 51 - Why Delugne Investing?When I first started Delugne Investing, I had people especially my friends and family asking me why Delugne? What does that even mean? How to read it?
I always find it hard to explain to them because most of them are not into investing, but in this episode, I am going to tell you guys why Delugne Investing and why you should be a Delugne Investor?
Want to find out more? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-08-2219 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 50 - Things To Know About Market Correction And How To Handle ItIf you've been investing in the stock market or if you'd paid attention to what is happening in the stock market, you'd know that every now and then, the stock market goes through corrections.
As an investor, it is not something that we should be surprised at because whether you like it or not, corrections will happen.
But the problem is, we don't know when is it going to happen. Is it going to be this week? Or next week? Next month? Next year? We don't know.
But one thing's for sure, it wi...
2020-08-1919 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 49 - The Origin of Berkshire Hathaway58 years ago, Warren Buffett bought shares of a struggling textile mill called Berkshire Hathaway.
58 years later, Buffett and his right-hand man, Charlie Munger, have transformed Berkshire into a diverse collection of great businesses and investments with a market capitalization of more than a half-trillion dollars.
However, when he was asked what was his worst investment of all time, it wasn't a stock that lost him a lot of money, it wasn't the mistakes of omission that he mentioned in the Berkshire Hathaway Meeting. Surprisingly, it was Berkshire Hathaway itself.
That's why in this e...
2020-08-1721 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 48 - Warren, Charlie & Peter Lynch's Advice on Selling StocksHave you ever had a hard time deciding whether or not you should sell a stock or when would be the right time to sell?
Now, imagine you bought a stock at $10 per share. A few months later, the stock went up to $30, 3-fold from your initial investment. Now, you're not sure if you should continue holding the stock or sell it and take the profit, what do you do?
Warren Buffett once quoted, "Our favorite holding period is forever." But the question is, how often do we come across companies that we can hold fo...
2020-08-1325 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 47 - Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger's Biggest Investment MistakeHave you ever made a mistake that you regretted until today? If your answer is yes, I have a quote for you:
"A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new." Albert Einstein
I'm sure most of us can agree with this because in life, we have all made mistakes. Whether it's in our investment, our business, our career, our relationships, marriage, and so on, we've all made mistakes. And that's okay.
That is why, in this episode, we'll learn about one of Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger's biggest investment mistake.
2020-08-1113 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 46 - What It Takes To Become A Great InvestorHave you ever seen blog posts, Facebook posts or books claiming that they can teach you to “master” a skill within 5 days, 10 days, or 3 days?
I've been seeing a lot of posts like this and I’ve even seen some tutorials claiming to teach a skill in just a few hours. It used to be something like 30 days but the time frame to master something, for some reason, seems to be shrinking rapidly.
The truth is, mastering a skill requires lots of time and energy. And the same goes for investing. Mastering the investing skill takes...
2020-08-0923 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 45 - Charlie Munger's Top 3 PhilosophiesWith a net worth of roughly $1.7B, Charlie is the vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and also Warren Buffett's right-hand man.
He is a businessman, a lawyer, an investor, and a philanthropist.
His years of wisdom is something that we all can learn from and that's why in this episode, I will be sharing with you Charlie's top 3 philosophies that have hugely impacted my way of thinking and my approach to life.
What are Charlie's 3 philosophies? Check out this episode to find out!
2020-08-0619 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 44 - Understanding Apple's 4-for-1 Stock SplitRecently, Apple announced about their 4-for-1 share split. That is why in this episode, we will be learning about stock split and how does it affect long term investors. Check out to find out more!
2020-08-0415 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 43 - How To Deal With A Falling StockThis episode we will discuss how to deal with a falling stock? What is currently happening in the market? Kodak stock rose 1400% within a week. Should you buy, hold or sell? We will learn directly from the best, Peter Lynch advises how investors can deal with a falling stock. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-07-3121 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 42 - Warren Buffett's Explanation About DiversificationThis episode discusses about some of the common misconception of Diversification and what Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger think about Diversification. Enjoy~
2020-07-2922 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 41 - Top 4 Money Traps That You Should Avoid At All CostsWhen it comes to handling money, most of us are not as rational and logical as we think. Just like losing weight, we know what we need to do — eat less (spend less) and exercise more (save more), but somehow we can’t bring ourselves to do it. In this episode, we will discuss the most common money traps we all should avoid at all costs. Avoiding these mistakes will shortcut your journey to financial success. So, what are the 4 common money traps? Check this out to find out more!
2020-07-2019 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 40: 3 Reasons Why You Should Be Investing In Index Funds Right NowIn this episode, we'll be discussing the simplest way to achieve financial abundance. Most people these days are too busy looking for the next Microsoft, the next Amazon, and so on, but the forgot that the best investment has always been under their nose the whole time. Check this out to find out why Index Funds are so powerful and how you can achieve financial abundance with Index Funds.
2020-07-1523 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 39: Top 5 Lessons From Bill GatesIn this episode, I'll be discussing about the top 5 lessons that I am learning from Bill Gates. Applying his philosophies in my life as well as my business. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-07-0929 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 38: How To Invest Like Warren Buffett?This episode, we will discuss about the 4 stock investment criteria of Warren Buffett and how we can benefit from these principles. Check out to find out more!
2020-07-0131 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 37: How & When Are Dividends Paid?This episode, we'll explore some of the important dates that dividend investors should know to receive their dividends and also how are the dividends being paid. To find out more, check out this episode!
2020-06-2913 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 36: Why Is Berkshire Hathaway Stock So Expensive?In this episode, we'll be talking abt the difference between price and value and we'll discuss abt why Berkshire Hathaway stock is so expensive. Want to know why? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-06-2722 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 35: Top 5 Lessons From Warren Buffett (The Philosophy of Life & Investing)In this episode, I'll be discussing about the top 5 lessons that I am learning from Warren Buffett. Applying his philosophies in my life as well as my investing journey. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-06-2433 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 34: The Impact of Printing Trillions of DollarsThis episode, we will discuss about what is the impact of printing trillions of dollars and deploying it into the economy. And understand how does this affect the stock market. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-06-2118 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 33: Lessons from Guy Spier (The Education of a Value Investor)This episode discusses about the summary and lessons that I have learned from this book, The Education of a Value Investor by Guy Spier. It is an amazing book and I highly recommend you guys reading this book. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-06-1833 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 32: Value Small Businesses Like Warren BuffettThis episode discusses further about valuing small businesses just like Warren Buffett. By understanding the basics of valuing small businesses, you can apply the same methods to value large businesses as well. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-06-1122 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 31: 5 Steps On How Beginners Can Get Started On Investing?This episode discusses how any beginners can get started on their journey to becoming a better investor. Curious to know the 5 steps? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-06-0925 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 30: Is Value Investing Dead?There have been a lot of rumours saying that Value Investing is dead! It's all over! Well...in this episode, we'll discuss whether or not , value investing is dead? Check out this episode to find out more?
2020-06-0322 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 29: Levi Strauss & Co. Company AnalysisThis episodes, we'll analysing a company, Levi Strauss & Co to help you guys better understand the process of analysing a company. Want to know how? Check out this episode!
2020-05-3146 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 28: What Is The Best Way To Become A Better Investor?This is another "What Would Warren Do" episode, where we'll discuss about ways to become a better investor. Check this out to know what Warren Buffett says!
2020-05-2820 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 27: 3 Simple Ways To Calculate Intrinsic ValueThis episode discusses the 3 simple ways of calculating intrinsic value that can help you identify the value of a business before investing in it. Also, there is a special surprise in this episode specially for you! Check out to find out more!
2020-05-2633 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 26: How To Determine Margin Of Safety?This episode discusses what Margin of Safety is, the benefit of Margin of Safety and how can we determine Margin of Safety for different companies? Interested to know how? Check out this episode!
2020-05-2421 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 25: The Quantitative Ways Of Identifying MoatThis episodes focuses more about the quantitative ways of identifying economic moat. It gives investors a better understanding of a business's competitive advantage compared to their competitor. Want to find out how? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-05-2123 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 24: What Are The 5 Types Of Moat?This episode highlights the 5 types of moat. Identifying these moats will significantly improve your investment over the long run. What are the 5 types of moat? Check out this episode to find out!
2020-05-2024 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 23: The 4 Steps Of Value InvestingThis episode talks about the 4 simple steps of value investing mentioned by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. This is the proven steps that any investors can use as a guidance before investing in any company. Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-05-1824 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 22: How To Determine The Quality & Integrity Of Management ?This is another "What Would Warren Do" Segment. And we'll talk about how investors can determine the quality and integrity of the management? Want to find out how? Check out this episode!
2020-05-1619 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 21: How To Invest With A Small Sum Of Money?This is a "What Would Warren Do?" segment, in which we'll discuss about some of the questions that investors asked Warren Buffett during Berkshire Hathaway's AGM. This episode is about how would Warren Buffett invest with a small sum of money. Check out this episode to find out how!
2020-05-1516 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 20: Investing Is For Winners! Are You A Winner?This episodes discusses the difference between people who invest and those who speculate. It's a very subtle difference but understanding it will make a huge difference in your investing approach as well as your investing outcome. So, are you an investor or a speculator? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-05-1417 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 19: Why Bother Investing ?This episode discusses the reasons why people should start investing and also a few ways on how anyone can improve their investment returns. To find out more, check out this episode!
2020-05-1321 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 18: Should You Diversify?This episode discusses about diversification, the importance of diversification and who should diversify? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-05-1217 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 17: The 6 Investing Lessons That Your Mother Taught YouThis episode is a reminder for all of us about some of the investing lessons that we have learned from our mothers but we weren't aware of. Enjoy ~
2020-05-1021 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 16: Lessons From Peter Lynch (One Up On Wall Street)This episode, I will be sharing some information that I've learn from the book that I'm currently reading, One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch. It has so many great gems and I high recommend every investor to read it!
2020-05-0931 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 15: Making A Difference One Deed At A TimeThis episode talks about how all of us can make a huge difference in the world by doing one small deed at a time.
2020-05-0712 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 14: Buy Stock Just To Collect Dividend & Sell Right Afterwards?This episode discusses a very interesting strategy of buying a dividend stock before the dividend date and sell right afterwards. GENIUS! But does it work? Check out this episode to find out!
2020-05-0611 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 13: Warren Buffett Sold All Of His Airline Stocks?This episode discusses why Warren Buffett sold all of his airline stocks and what can we learn from his decision? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-05-0513 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 12: How To Invest With The Current Market Condition(Covid-19 Pandemic)?This episode discusses how anybody can invest with the current market condition (Covid-19 Pandemic). These are some of the highlights mentioned by Warren Buffett during Berkshire's Annual Shareholders Meeting.
2020-05-0419 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 11: How To Read A Balance Sheet?This episodes discusses how anybody can read and understand the balance sheet of a company. Want to know how? Check out this episode to find out how!
2020-05-0319 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 10: How To Read A Cash Flow Statement?This episode discusses how anybody can learn to read and understand cash flow statement. Want to find out how? Check out this episode!
2020-05-0225 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 9: How To Read An Income Statement?This episode discusses how anyone can read and understand an income statement easily. Want to learn how? Check out this episode!
2020-05-0116 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 8: How Did Toys "R" Us Go Bankrupt?This episode discusses how Toys "R" Us went from being one of the top retailer to filing for bankruptcy. What actually happened? Check it out!
2020-04-3014 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 7: Billionaire Has Dinner With The Lady Who Gave Him Her HeartThis episode talks about a billionaire who had dinner with the lady who game him her heart. How? Check out this episode to find out more!
2020-04-2910 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 6: Should I Be Worried About The Rising Global Debt?This episode talks about the rising global debt and how it can potentially affect us.
2020-04-2817 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 5: Is the Stock Market being too Optimistic?This episode discusses about what is happening in the stock market? Is the stock market reflecting what is actually going in in the global economy? Check our this episode to find out more?
2020-04-2611 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 4: It's NEVER about what you get.This episode talks about how everyone of us can become a person of value with the challenges we face by a shift of mindset.
2020-04-2506 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 3: Understand The FR#!KING BusinessThis episodes talks about the importance of understanding the business before investing and how many investors invest without first understanding the business and end up making losses in their investment.
2020-04-2412 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 2: The Story of Soichiro - Stay CommitedThis episodes talks about the true definition of stay persistent and being commited in whatever you do by using the story of Soichiro.
2020-04-2312 minDelugne Investing PodcastEp 1: The Founder's JourneyThis episodes talks about the story behind what Rignesh, the founder of Delugne, had gone through and why he created, Delugne.
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