The Vox Markets Podcast With Justin Waite

"The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America" is a compilation of Warren Buffett's annual letters to shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, selected and organised by Lawrence A. Cunningham. The book provides valuable insights into Buffett's investment philosophy, business principles, and approach to corporate governance.

"Security Analysis" by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd is considered one of the most important and comprehensive books on value investing and fundamental analysis. Published in 1934, the book provides detailed insights into the principles and techniques of evaluating securities. 

"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by John C. Bogle is a highly regarded investment book that advocates for a passive investment strategy using low-cost index funds. Bogle, the founder of Vanguard Group, presents his principles for successful long-term investing and challenges the notion of active stock picking and market timing. 

"Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits" by Philip Fisher is a book that focuses on a long-term, qualitative approach to stock investing.  Fisher shares his investment philosophy and provides valuable insights into analysing companies, identifying growth opportunities, and making informed investment decisions. 

This week we talk about Pete & Steve losing to Justin on Shuffleboard at BomBattlebar XP Factory #XPF Polarean Imaging's #POLX deal with Philips The inverted yield curve The Debt Ceiling Recession Mortgage deals being pulled Elon Musk pumping Dogecoin Brexit and economic disaster?

"A Random Walk Down Wall Street" by Burton Malkiel is a classic investment book that challenges the notion of beating the market consistently through active stock picking or market timing. The book advocates for a passive investment strategy based on the efficient market hypothesis. 

"The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham is widely regarded as one of the most influential investment books ever written. Published in 1949, the book emphasises the principles of value investing, risk management, and psychological discipline, and has served as a foundational text for many successful investors, including Warren Buffett.

Artificial Intelligence will end mankind Destiny Pharma #DEST XP Factory #XPF Ondo InsurTech #ONDO BSF Enterprise #BSFA

We talk about the best thing to come out of any Coronation plus AI and the following companies: XP Factory #XPF Destiny Pharma #DEST MoneySupermarket #MONY

Inspired by Charlie Munger: If you’re an amateur your focus should be on avoiding stupidity, not seeking brilliance. COMPANIES MENTIONED: MoneySupermarket #MONY Polarean Imaging #POLX Destiny Pharma #DEST

Is the tide coming in on the market?

Apology to Steve Cat Piss Perception vs Reality Micro caps will do well from here, they could make you rich.

Subjects covered in the weekend podcast: - Amanda Holden fancies Pete - Gold - MH370 - Awards Ceremonies - Tax Thresholds - Dollar Cost Averaging into Funds - Head of the Fed: Jerome & Powell - Hope, Hype, Potential Stocks

In the weekend podcast we talk about earthquakes, Steve moving cash around, portofolio exposure, averaging down in a beark market not being the way forward, spreadsheet love, companies: Polarean #POLX, Trufin #TRU, XP Factory #XPF & Gfinity #GFIN.

John McAfee Parents passing away Probate Inhertiance Tax HMRC 14 out of 14 investments in profit Diversifying Leveraging to winners Best in Class Businesses

Prince Harry Health is the greatest wealth Portfolio Management Madoff: The Monster of wall Street

People have seen their portfolio values drop significantly in 2022. Investors no longer want to risk anymore money to make money.  They want to avoid losing money. They easiest way for them to do this is pull their money from the market or invest in lower risk assets. Future potential stocks hold less appeal than current value generating businesses.

On the weekend podcast we talk about: - The cold - Pete's job - Paddy clubbing - Last weekend's activities at Boom Battle Bar owned by XP Factory #XPF - Micro caps are seeing some life, many are bouncing. Missing out on the agressive bounces that come after the agressive sell offs can cost you over the long term. - 78% of the stock market's best days occur during a bear market or during the first two months of a bull market. If you missed the market's 10 best days over the past 30 years, your returns would have been cut in half. And missing the best 30 days would have reduced your returns by an astonishing 83% - Getec #GTC - eEnergy #EAAS - K3 Capital #K3C - Hope, hype, potential stocks - Spreadsheets, Google Sheets - The frost is good for dog owners

Rising prices attract buyers, a falling price attracts sellers. Do not ignore momentum, even if the fundamentals of a company are good. There ha to be a wave for you to ride it. 

The Football World Cup eEnergy #EAAS XP Factory #XPF Deflation Crypto & Bitcoin Government Growth Solar Heat Pumps Gangs of London The Adams Family Andor Black Friday