Animal Spirits Episode 29: The Podcast Boot Camp

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On this week’s Animal Spirits with Michael & Ben we discuss:

  • Are ETFs causing a market bubble?
  • How the millionaire secretary became a multi-millionaire (and it wasn’t through stock picks).
  • The pros & cons of the lack of visibility in private investment market values.
  • The massive business that is airline credit cards.
  • Worldly wisdom from Jim O’Shaughnessy and Jason Zweig.
  • Why uncertainty is like gravity.
  • The myth of corporate short-termism.
  • Can a hedge fund boot camp really make you a better fund manager?
  • Argentina’s 100-year bonds.
  • What’s the biggest mistake you can make as a young investor?
  • Is it a myth that people outlive their retirement savings?
  • The most important thing you can do as a blogger and much more.

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