Value Investing: The Starvine Way

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Value Investing: The Starvine Way

This podcast explores the topic of long-term investing via interviews, monologues, and book reviews.

  1. OCT 31

    S3E3: Kim Shannon of Sionna Investment Managers

    Our guest in this episode was Kim Shannon, a decorated value manager in Canada. Kim has over four decades of industry experience, which covered some of the biggest tumults in market history. Being able to hear Kim's lessons from those major corrections and how she navigated them from a value manager’s perspective is invaluable, to say the least. We also discussed topics such as the importance having mentors, what it takes to be successful in investment management, and the paucity of women in the industry.  This interview was recorded on August 26, 2024.

    28 min

  2. SEP 26

    Christopher Mayer on Downdrafts

    Downdrafts can make or break your career as a pro investor, and likewise as an everyday investor. In this episode, we welcome back Christopher Mayer, who most of you know as the author of 100 Baggers. I reached out to him after reading his blog post in October 2023, which was aptly published after a pronounced plunge in equity markets.  If this episode serves as a catalyst in changing one's behavior in future market and stock-specific drawdowns, then it is truly a gift that keeps on giving. Enjoy!   Interview recorded on July 11, 2024

    18 min

  3. AUG 29

    Dr. George Athanassakos: The Role of a CEO

    What do you believe CEOs' primary responsibilities are and what are the key ways that they add enduring value to a corporation?  In this episode, Dr. George Athanassakos shares his expertise in an area that has historically been overlooked by financial academia: the ability of CEOs to allocate capital and the implications on investment returns. Great CEOs tend to be great value seekers.  Listen to this insightful interview to benefit from the compelling investment lessons shared by Dr. Athanassakos.   Interview recorded on July 11, 2024

    30 min

  4. 03/01/2023

    Robert F. Bruner: The Panic of 1907

    In the finale of Season 2, we spoke with Robert Bruner, the co-author of “The Panic of 1907: Lessons Learned from the Market’s Perfect Storm”. It is important as investors to study business history and the lessons it has to offer. Mr. Bruner identifies the causes of past financial crises and offers insights into how the everyday investor can prepare for difficult times. The second edition of The Panic of 1907, which will be released on March 8, 2023, can be purchased from the Wiley website. Mr. Bruner's blog is also very much worth perusing.   Listen to the full episode on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/value-investing-the-starvine-way/id1528075267… Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1D96SAh5n7lQhWpLP6X6ef… YouTube: https://youtube.com/@starvinecapital382/videos…

    24 min

  5. 02/22/2023

    Moneyball: Investment Lessons

    Moneyball is a parallel universe with value investing. What lessons can we learn from the book and movie? Listen to find out. The 2015 memo, "Moneyball: How is Baseball Related to Value Investing?" can be accessed with this link:  https://starvinecapital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Memo-Moneyball-and-Investing.pdf

    12 min

  6. 02/15/2023

    When to Sell

    It seems straightforward enough to know when to buy a stock, but knowing when to sell almost always poses a tougher challenge. Should we sell every time a holding's price significantly increases? When is it a mistake to sell? And when does it make sense to sell at a loss? Listen to the latest episode to sharpen your acuity on this subject.

    13 min

  7. 02/08/2023

    Inversion

    "Invert, always invert" ~ Charlie Munger. Why is inversion a valuable tool? In this episode, we explore the practical uses of deductive thinking and its relevance to investing. Starting from the goal and working backward requires us to look a problem from a different angle - it can be a discovery process. By gaining awareness of actions that are harmful, we actually make a great leap forward to reaching our objectives.

    10 min

  8. 02/01/2023

    Anchoring

    Anchoring is a psychological short cut that all human beings perform. In investing, the gravity of anchors is so powerful and pervasive that we must educate ourselves on this topic. Listen to this episode to gain awareness of the nuances of anchoring and learn what can be done to prevent it.

    13 min
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