Boring, it turns out, is profitable! We talk ho-hum investments that just churn out returns with Len, Greg and Paula on today’s podcast. Which boring investments are their favorites? Also….we’ll discuss and article that says Warren Buffet has some habits you should steal. What are they? And, as if that weren’t enough, they’ll also discuss precious metals, which have run up lately. Fluke? Should you get in? Guess what Len will say….
In our FinTech segment we’re bringing you a fun one….ForceRank is an innovative app that asks investors to rank a list of stocks or sectors, with the winners taking home a cash prize. Familiar with FanDuel or DraftKings for football betting? What happens when you apply it to stocks? We’ll discuss the app, how it works, and investing in general with ForceRank CEO, Leigh Drogen.
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<3:54>Our Topics
- 10 Boring Investments That Are Surprisingly Profitable (Wisebread)
- PRECIOUS – Gold Steadies Below Three Week High (Reuters)
- 5 Habits To Steal From Warren Buffet (Fortune)
<3:54>Today’s Roundtable Contributors
Len Penzo
Len’s website: LenPenzo.com
Len on Twitter: @LenPenzo
Paula Pant
AffordAnything.com (Read: Personal Finance App Review: You Need a Budget)
Follow Paula on Twitter: @AffordAnything
Greg McFarlane
Investopedia–Read Greg: What a Slowing Chinese Economy Means To Africa
Follow Greg on Twitter: @CYCash
<26:42> Leigh Drogen: ForceRank
Check out FroceRank: ForceRank
Follow Leigh on Twitter: @LDrogen
Follow Forcerank on Twitter: @ForceRankApp
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The authors of the hot-selling book The Path join us (fresh off of their appearance on NPR) to discuss what Chinese philosophy can teach us about finding “The Good Life.”
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