How I Invest My Money - Carl Richards + Josh Brown
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Carl Richards is the best known illustrator and one of the most sought after expert speakers in finance. You've probably seen his sketches in the New York Times or on his blog, The Behavior Gap. Carl talks to Josh Brown about the process by which he created 25 new custom illustrations to match each chapter in the new book "How I Invest My Money", which comes out on November 17th!
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Loved Blair's answer and how Carl so elegantly summed it it. Really looking forward to reading the book, Josh! Please, keep up the awesome work. Love the show!
Josh brown is a great voice of reason. Josh and Tom Lee are the best on tv. Great content thanks!
Every time I hear a British or northeast American person say "drawrings" I think of Mike Myers' Simon character from SNL. :P
Just subscribed to Carl’s newsletter. Thanks for being the voice of reason Josh
Thanks, Mike!
Great gem of episode. Now I want to read the book!!
I think you'll like it, it's a fun book!
There is a great song written a long time ago called “Enjoy Yourself”. The lyrics address exactly what they are talking about for those who can’t enjoy their money.
“You're gonna take that ocean trip, no matter, come what may
You've got your reservations made, but you just can't get away
Next year for sure, you'll see the world, you'll really get around
But how far can you travel when you're six feet underground?”
I know Todd Snider does a great version of this song.
Good Show. Good discussion. Like the preview and insight on the different writers on the book. Love the personal stuff on the contributors. Good stuff. Makes sense to me. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great insightful sketches! Boy, I love the concept for the book, is it out yet? I’ll buy this.
Congrats Josh and to your partner as well.
Thanks, it's out Nov 17!
Looking forward to the book. Thanks for another enlightening vid.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Why no audible book??
Just pre-ordered. Looking forward to reading the stories and looking at the sketches.
Truly awesome stuff.
Looking forward to this one. Balance is key. I am finding that maybe I don't need 10+ million to retire. But I am also not delusional enough to run the FIRE models. My brain wont let me live that close to the edge.
good talk
A good chat fellas! I find it funny because I have been the opposite of many people you mention. I've celebrated and traveled a bunch and been creative....but I relate to the theme of finding balance. A lot of contentment comes from spending time with nature and contributing.
The balancing the present and the future is the one that resonates with me. People always say "I want to be RICH!" But they really mean I want to be able to spend money now vs I want to become wealthy long term.
Awesome work Josh, I just pre-ordered on Amazon.
Awesome! Thank you!
Interesting is my favorite thing 💸😁
How come the book costs $19.54 on kindle and $17.99 in paperback. How can a cyber download cost more than a printing logistic chain? Crazy
Haha, no idea how Amazon arrives at that pricing.
Fascinating how each of the contributors bring their uniqueness to the table. That may be a good reminder to the rest of us. May we all be inspired to make our own unique contributions to our clients and the industry. Josh & Carl did a great job of wanting us to pick up a copy of this book. Thanks guys.
I like this! Don’t you think that the people that were gonna make a difference we’re gonna innovate and make a difference regardless? Tbh compared to the big population of people, the ones that actually lead and make something anyways
My retired dad has only 1 goal - maximize returns. No matter how much I try to get him to spend his nest egg, his goal is to die with the highest possible net worth possible, and refuses to diversify away from 100% equities.
I don't know how you guys deal with so many various clients.
my grandfather died a few months ago. I heard for years how much he was going to leave us grandkids. When i got the annuity payout, looks like he tripled the money since around 1980 in some terrible returning annuity, of which a third got taken by tax. It was about two and a half months worth of my income. It meant a lot for him to save it, but seems like a waste to have been that cheap for his whole life just for that. I bet his advisor and company made as made as he did on that arrangement, just a hunch.
If he has enough income (now and to last him), does it ultimately matter if his portfolio takes a 12% swing down or a 21% swing down (this is assuming he is disciplined and wont sell) if the market pulls back? I definitely hear your concern, but if that's what he cares about the most, why stop him? It's a philosophical question more so than a economical one.
I've been 95% equities my entire life. I plan to be that way until I die because that is how you get the most bang for your buck. Everything else is a diversion to getting rich.
@@abbottmd Yes, my dad did have bad annuities through the 90's. But I was able to get him out of those contracts and into standard funds.
Really, for him is that he's seen his family bitten by downturns when he was young and that generational wealth is its own reward.
Imagine waiting 100 years and the balsamic batch was no good 😞
That would be depressing.
Keep up the great work, Josh and Carl! Many great takeaways.
i loved this episode and convo.
What a guy Josh Brown love you man
Thanks Josh and Carl. Preordered the book. Love the work done by both of you.
Thank you Ron! Very much appreciated I hope you love it - JB
Josh, can't wait to read the book. Can you get Jack Schwager on for his new Market Wizards book? Keep it up.
Preordered the book. Seems like a cool chance to get a collection of investing and life lessons from a ton of different perspectives in one place.
Super nice -- I look forward to reading the book.
Hope you enjoy it!
i pre-ordered too. great interview and looking forward to the consolidated summaries. Sounds like a lot of distilled knowledge to benefit from.
Thanks for the support, Brian!
Joshs humor gets me every time 😂
I love this video and cannot wait for the book!
When anaylist from the motley fool and seeking alpha write articles, do these authors actually know what they're talking about or just opinionated speculation?
i love it
i am buying the book
Why don’t Josh and Michael ever say what holdings they have personally?
They talk about holdings regularly.
Been permanently laid off since March but when the phone rings and the offer comes through, that's my first treat to myself will be your book
I have been 95% equities, 5% cash my entire life. I will be until the day I die. Anything else is a diversion from getting rich.
I enjoy listening to Josh but I didn't like this particular podcast so much. As an investor I really do not ask the questions of goals and returns so much. Those are philosophical questions for wealth managers and economists. I look at my portfolio as a business similar to running a restaurant or a barber shop. I buy securities similarly to buying a car or a house and in this case buying a business through the vehicle of a stock. I like to buy good companies at low prices, good deals. As an owner of a company I expect to be paid so dividends are important to me. I do not trade very much and I do not subscribe to selling at a higher price, the greater fool method.