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    Investment Masterclass with the Naked Trader

    enSeptember 21, 2021

    Podcast Summary

    • Personalized comfort and affordability boost sleep quality and satisfactionSleep Number's customizable comfort settings enhance sleep for couples, JD Power ranks it top in customer satisfaction. Mint Mobile lowers wireless prices, Robbie, the Naked Trader, advocates patient, long-term trading approach

      Personalized comfort and affordability are key to enhancing sleep quality and satisfaction. The Sleep Number Smart Bed offers customizable comfort settings for each side, making it ideal for couples with different sleep preferences. JD Power consistently ranks Sleep Number as the top mattress brand in customer satisfaction. Meanwhile, Mint Mobile defies industry trends by lowering prices instead of raising them, making wireless services more affordable for consumers. In the world of blogging, an unconventional trader named Robbie, also known as the Naked Trader, stands out. He eschews modern technology, such as smartphones and social media, and believes in a patient, long-term approach to trading, rather than the high-risk, high-reward approach of day trading.

    • Lessons from Naked Trader: Patience and Consistency in InvestingPatience and consistency are key in investing, as shown by Robbie Burns' success story. Stay informed, check in daily, make informed decisions, and let your investments grow.

      Learning from this discussion with Robbie Burns, also known as the Naked Trader, is the importance of patience and consistency in investing. Burns became successful by sharing all of his trades, including losses, on his website. He started trading accidentally while working for Sky TV and eventually made more money from it than his job. He then quit to become a full-time investor and has since made £3,000,000 tax-free over the past 20 years. Burns emphasizes the importance of staying informed about company news and checking in on your shares daily, but also stresses the importance of enjoying life and not being too focused on the market. His approach is to make informed decisions and then step back to let your investments grow. His success story serves as an inspiration for anyone looking to get into investing, reminding us that with patience and dedication, anyone can potentially build wealth.

    • Day trading vs long-term investing for dividendsLong-term investing in quality shares can lead to steady returns and income through dividends, while day trading is generally not profitable for most individuals. Holding shares within an ISA offers tax benefits.

      Day trading, which involves actively buying and selling stocks multiple times a day, is generally not a sustainable or profitable strategy for most individuals. Instead, investing in quality shares with a long-term perspective can lead to steady returns and income through dividends. Dividends are payments made by a corporation to its shareholders, usually twice a year. By holding onto shares for an extended period, such as six months or more, investors can benefit from both the potential increase in share price and the income generated by the dividends. Additionally, holding shares within a Stocks and Shares ISA allows for tax-free trading, including profits, dividends, and withdrawals. It's essential to understand that all financial information discussed is for educational purposes only, and individual results may vary. For more information on ISAs, check out our episode on the topic.

    • Investing is a business, not a hobbyBalance investing with a full-time job, research thoroughly, and approach it with a clear head and a well-informed decision-making process.

      Investing in the stock market requires careful research and a business-like mindset, not blind imitation or greed. Robbie, the speaker in the discussion, emphasizes that his investing journey is meant to inspire others to start their own, not to be copied. He advises listeners to balance investing alongside a full-time job by dedicating a few hours each day or week to research and monitoring trades. He also stresses the importance of treating investing as a business, not a hobby, and having enough capital to sustain potential losses. Before making any investment, Robbie encourages thorough research using various resources, such as Stockopedia, ADVFN, and Research Tree, to examine a company's financial position and future forecasts. He often finds reasons not to buy after conducting this research. Remember, investing involves risks, and it's essential to approach it with a clear head and a well-informed decision-making process.

    • Identifying undervalued companies with solid financials and exit strategyListen for potential investment ideas, avoid overrated shares with small profits or high debt, and always have an exit plan to minimize losses

      Successful trading involves identifying undervalued companies with solid financials and having a well-planned exit strategy. Robbie, also known as the Naked Trader, emphasizes the importance of keeping an ear to the ground for potential investment ideas and avoiding highly rated shares with small profits or high debt levels. He shares his experience of buying shares in Kingfisher during the lockdown based on market trends and personal observations. Additionally, Robbie stresses the importance of having an exit plan in place to minimize losses when shares drop below a certain level. Even in unexpected situations like hospitalizations, he has used insights from his surroundings to inform investment decisions.

    • Using a clear exit strategy can help limit lossesRobbie, a successful trader, learned to sell losing shares and use stop losses to limit losses. He also uses short selling, but carefully researches and plans his exit strategy.

      Having a clear exit strategy, such as using stop losses, can help limit losses and remove emotion from trading decisions. Robbie, also known as the Naked Trader, learned this lesson the hard way after losing £8,000 on Coffee Republic shares. Instead of continuing to buy losing shares, he now sells them if they start to decline by more than 5 or 10%. Robbie's success comes from having big winners and small losses. He also uses short selling as part of his investment strategy, which involves betting that a share price will fall. This strategy can be profitable, but it's risky and requires careful research and an exit plan. Robbie's approach to short selling involves reversing his buying strategy by looking for companies with large debts relative to their profits. He made a significant gain of £35,000 to £40,000 by shorting the AA. Overall, having a clear exit strategy and being willing to adapt to changing market conditions are key to successful trading.

    • Understanding Risks in Spread BettingSet stop losses, limit borrowing, and approach spread betting as an informed investment strategy, not a gamble. Focus on high-quality companies and practice patience.

      Spread betting, like short selling, involves significant risks and requires a deep understanding of the markets. Robbie, a successful trader and author, emphasizes the importance of setting stop losses and limiting borrowing to minimize potential losses. He currently holds a short position in Bitcoin due to his bearish view on cryptocurrency, but advises caution for those considering spread betting. If you're interested in learning more, Robbie's books, including "The Naked Trader's Guide to Spread Betting," offer valuable insights and examples. Ultimately, the enjoyment of the trading process and the pursuit of financial security were Robbie's main motivations for continuing to trade, despite his substantial wealth. For listeners considering spread betting, it's essential to approach it as an informed investment strategy, rather than a gamble, and focus on buying high-quality companies with patience.

    • Discussing financial topics and the importance of appreciationListen to The Money Clinic podcast for financial insights, recognize and appreciate people for improved performance, seek professional advice for personalized financial decisions, and consider flexibility and customization in financial choices.

      The Money Clinic podcast, hosted by Breen Turner with original music by Metaphor Music, offers insightful discussions on various financial topics. However, it's important to remember that the podcast does not provide individual investment recommendations or financial advice. Instead, listeners are encouraged to consult an independent financial advisor for personalized advice. Meanwhile, at Reward Gateway Eden Red, we believe that appreciation is a valuable asset. It starts with recognizing and appreciating people, leading to improved performance and productivity within companies. Our total employee experience platform aims to help businesses harness the power of appreciation. Moreover, flexibility and customization are essential in today's world. For instance, if you're looking for flexibility, consider taking yoga classes. And if you're in need of vision coverage, Uhone.com may offer options that suit your requirements. Remember, every individual's financial situation is unique, so it's crucial to seek professional advice when making important financial decisions.

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    RWH024: Wealth, Wisdom, & Happiness w/ Tom Gayner

    RWH024: Wealth, Wisdom, & Happiness w/ Tom Gayner
    In this episode, William Green chats with Tom Gayner, one of the great long-term investors of our time. Tom is the CEO of the Markel Corporation, a global financial holding company, where he oversees about 20,000 employees. Here, he shares his time-tested advice on how to achieve enduring success in business & investing while also building a happy & fulfilling personal life. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: 00:00 - Intro 03:38 - How Tom Gayner made a fortune by setting up a retirement account at age 14. 10:59 - What he learned from his grandmother about the glory of long-term compounding. 16:29 - How to succeed through steady, persistent progress over long periods of time. 30:00 - Why humor, fun, & joyfulness are central aspects of Tom’s approach to work. 35:15 - Why it’s so helpful to set down your thoughts, principles, & values in writing. 38:33 - Why we should bet on companies that do things “for” their customers, not “to” them. 41:17 - What Charlie Munger teaches about the secret of success. 47:52 - How to flourish in business & life by compounding relationships built on trust & love.  1:00:46 - How Berkshire Hathaway embodies everything Tom looks for in a business. 1:09:08 - What we can learn about investing from the comedian Jerry Seinfeld. 1:12:17 - How Tom approaches the challenge of appraising a person’s talent & integrity. 1:13:23 - Why he prefers to aim for satisfaction, not optimization. 1:26:39 - Why you should never check your luggage when you travel. Disclaimer: Slight discrepancies in the timestamps may occur due to podcast platform differences. BOOKS AND RESOURCES Join the exclusive TIP Mastermind Community to engage in meaningful stock investing discussions with Stig, Clay, and the other community members. Tom Gayner’s company, the Markel Corporation. Tom Gayner’s 2022 letter to shareholders. William Green’s book, “Richer, Wiser, Happier” – read the reviews of this book. William Green’s Twitter. SPONSORS Support our free podcast by supporting our sponsors: River Toyota Linkedin Marketing Solutions Fidelity Efani Shopify NDTCO Fundrise Wise NetSuite TurboTax Vacasa NerdWallet Babbel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices