PD02: Casey Burns — Being A Contrarian Value Investor

PD02: Casey Burns — Being A Contrarian Value Investor

In this episode, Casey Burns shares his methodical approach to investing. We discuss how he is positioning his portfolio given current valuations, and his long term goals for investing. We also touch on his plan to retire, and why he decided to give away most of his future wealth. I learned a lot from this episode, and I hope you will too.

Listen on Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3hGUfTD
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Timestamp

01:00 - Who is Casey Burns?
04:30 - Plans to retire by 35
06:08 - The giving pledge
07:40 - Market cycle - portfolio positioning
12:00 - Cash is trash
15:10 - Value spread
19:30 - Being a satisfied contrarian
21:25 - On F.I.R.E
23:05 - Being a YouTuber
28:25 - What makes a successful investment?
30:05 - Book recommendations
31:20 - What young investors do you think should be on the show?
34:00 - Plans for this Youtube channel (Extended Cut)
38:00 - Just chatting (Extended Cut)

Books Mentioned

Mastering the Market Cycle
The Intelligent Investor
Security Analysis
Rich Dad Poor Dad  
The Richest Man In Babylon

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