Wall Street Vision
Investment Podcast

In this episode, we explore a clever tax strategy that can help Canadian couples potentially lower their overall tax bill: the spousal loan strategy.

Ever wondered how to legally[...]

I recently spoke to Greg Barnsdale, author of "Do Not Ignore Your Mortality" and veteran of the funeral and financial planning industries.

Greg shared his unique insights from vast[...]

Wall Street Vision is back after a break! 

You might be wondering why we’ve had so few episodes this year –- Well, I had a professional goal of completing the[...]

I recently spoke to Aaron Letzeiser, co-founder of Obie Insurance and Forbes “30 under 30” award recipient.

Aaron told me about his startup journey and the steps he took[...]

In this episode we have the pleasure of learning from Mark B. Murphy, CEO of Northeast Sequoia Private Client Group. 

Mark is an accomplished author, speaker, and motivator. He helps[...]

Jake Buerke is a Wall Street veteran and the founder of the AI company chtrbx.AI

Tune in to discover:

-What’s happening in the AI space

-When we might have AI[...]

Ted Oakley is a true investing expert with over 40 years of experience working with high net worth clients. 

You can learn a lot from someone who’s been through so[...]

You’ve seen the scary headlines about a looming recession, but what’s the current status of the U.S. economy?

I’m joined by Sam Burns to get his take. Sam is a[...]

In this episode I had the privilege of speaking with Michael Robbins, CFA.

Michael has been the Chief Investment Officer at 6 different investment firms over the past 37[...]

Warren Buffett has a beef with credit cards. Check out this episode to find out why. 🎬Wall Street Vision on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJFqmr_loeDjnprHnEX8Hwg 🚀 Wall Street Vision Investing Podcast website: https://wallstreetvision.com/[...]

Did you know that Jim Simons was able to beat Warren Buffett's investment returns? And he didn't just beat them, he CRUSHED them! Watch this video to discover how Jim[...]

In this video, we explore the fascinating story of Howard Schultz and his incredible journey with Starbucks. From his humble beginnings in Brooklyn, to his rise as one of the[...]

Kirk Kerkorian is one of the ultimate entrepreneurs of the 20th century. From rags to riches, Kerkorian's story is truly inspiring and a great example of hard work and determination[...]

Mike Cessario founded Liquid Death and it became a $700 million dollar business against all odds. The crazy thing is that Liquid Death is not some trendy energy drink -[...]

Pieter Levels (levelsio) is the digital nomad who took a leap of faith and became a multi-millionaire by building a portfolio of successful startups. From his humble beginnings as a[...]

In this episode, we will be examining the life and legacy of John D. Rockefeller, one of the most iconic figures in American history. Though he is known as the[...]

When Bob Parsons was growing up, no one seemed to think he’d amount to much.

He was born into a lower-middle-class family in Baltimore in the 50's. With parents who[...]

Ben Francis became a billionaire by making gym clothes. And to top it all off, he did it without any external investors and without borrowing money - All before he[...]

John Paul DeJoria grew up poor and he didn’t have a father figure to look up to. These humble beginnings only drove him to work harder.

On his way to[...]

Ray Kroc had a pretty mediocre career until he got involved with franchising McDonald's locations. At 52 years old, he took on a business venture that would change his life[...]

You probably know Barbara Corcoran as Shark Tank's straight-shooting business lady, who tells it like it is. But don’t be fooled by her powerful persona. Though she’s a true power[...]

Sara Blakely went from running an illegitimate underground babysitting business to founding Spanx and becoming a billionaire in the process. The crazy thing is that she only invested $5,000 into[...]

Naval Ravikant is a Venture Capitalist who's always been ahead of the curve. Based in Silicon Valley, he invested in companies like Uber and Twitter long before they were household[...]

Jesse Livermore was the best trader you’ve never heard of. Not only did he achieve billionaire status from his investments, but he also has a fascinating back story. His life[...]

Did you know that at one point Volkswagen (VW) became the most valuable company in the world? It was a surprising event that caught virtually everyone off guard.

You might[...]

So everyone knows that Warren Buffett is an investing GOAT. I mean, his results speak for themselves, right?

Okay, fair enough, but did you know that he still lives in[...]

Maybe you haven’t heard of MJ, but trust me, his story is worth paying attention to.

We’ll take a look at how he started (and later sold) a website where[...]

Howard Marks is widely considered to be a top investor. He became a self-made billionaire and is the co-founder and co-chairman of Oaktree Capital. They manage $150 billion+ of assets[...]

Ed Thorp has a very interesting story. He used his physics and math skills to beat the casinos at blackjack and roulette before transitioning to finance. Then, he started two[...]

Carl Icahn is one of these investors who really thinks outside the box. He has a very impressive track record, and his 2021 net worth was over $17 Billion. The[...]

Stan Druckenmiller is a superinvestor with an incredible track record - He compounded capital at over 30% for 30 years without a single down year. Those are GOAT stats!  

Blair Hull went from beating casinos at blackjack to starting up his own Wall Street firm. They went from one employee to operating on stock exchanges around the world. Blair[...]

Linda Raschke might not be as known as Warren Buffett or George Soros. But she’s had lots of successes in the markets throughout the years, and even started her own[...]

Bill Hwang of Archegos Capital had a 10x return on his money in less than 7 years. He went from a net worth of “just” $200 million to over $20[...]

Our environment has a huge effect on our results. Guy Spier figured this out after the Great Financial Crisis stressed him out like crazy. That caused him to make a[...]

In previous episodes, we’ve covered people who are primarily known as investors. Arnold is more known for his bodybuilding, acting and political careers -- but this guy is a super[...]

There’s a Warren Buffett quote where he says that if he was starting investing today with a $1 million portfolio, he’d have a return of 50%. He’s one of the[...]

Mohinsh Pabrai is a great investor that contributes a lot to the investment community by sharing lots of his ideas/ investment methods. In this episode we’ll cover his investment process.[...]

In investing it’s really important to separate out luck vs skill. Luck is fleeting, but skill is where investors can get better investment performance over time. Michael Mauboussin wrote a[...]

Human beings have lots of “mental blind spots” that make successful investing hard. Dan Ariely wrote about a bunch of these in his book “Predictably Irrational”. There’s lots of great[...]

Someone asked Warren Buffett about the best money advice that Warren has ever received. Warren’s answer was ‘Chapters 8 and 20 of the Intelligent Investor’.

When an investment GOAT says[...]

If you haven't heard of him, Masa is a tech super-investor. He has an incredible story where his burning desire to succeed led him to:

• Finish high school in[...]

The Medallion Fund is the best performing fund in investing history. It has averaged over 66% before fee average returns since inception! Wowza!

In this episode we cover the story[...]

Short selling has been in the news a lot lately. Lots of big name hedge funds are feeling the heat form short selling "meme stocks". In this episode we look[...]

George Soros is known as the guy who broke the bank of England. He made over a billion dollars from his famous trade! Wowza! Check out this episode to learn[...]

On this show we've talked a lot about Warren Buffett's investment successes. In this episode I'm doing something a little different - we'll discuss his biggest investment blunder. This episode[...]

In this episode we'll dive into a story about how Mohnish Pabrai made a 55%+ return on his Frontline investment (in a few months!). The story takes place in the[...]

The late 60's and early 70's were the "go-go" years on Wall Street. You had a massive boom in the number of young people joining the investment industry, and there[...]

Scale Economics Shared is a business model that creates amazing long term growth in companies that implement it well. It's also a business model that ensures a long runway for[...]

In this episode we'll cover the amazing story of how Bill Benter made over a billion dollars from betting on horse races. Charlie Munger has often talked about horse race[...]

Stocks that return a 10,000% gain are called 100 baggers. The math behind 100 baggers is awesome - Invest $10,000 and get $1,000,000. Sign me up for those types of[...]

You often hear that "Time in the Market" beats "Timing the Market". In this episode we'll cover some research that sheds light on why this true, and we'll also look[...]

You've probably seen the headlines about food prices, lumber and copper prices increasing. With the massive amounts of money printing and government spending, it's no wonder people are starting to[...]

Bitcoin is now over 10 years old and there's still a healthy debate over it. Is it a legitimate replacement for gold or is it a speculative asset that will[...]

Leverage is essentially borrowing money to increase your returns. LTCM (Long Term Capital Management) was a hedge fund started by John Meriwether in the 90's. This fund used leverage as[...]

Some of the best investment returns can come from market inefficiencies. An inefficient market is one where the price of a stock is below its true value - It's like[...]

Warren Buffett loves investing in companies that have wide moats. Moats are a company's competitive advantages. A great example of a business that had a wide moat is See's Candies.[...]

I think you can learn a lot by looking at great investors' successful investments. In this episode we take a look at Warren Buffett's American Express purchase in the 1960's.[...]

Howard Marks is the co-founder and co-chairman of Oaktree Capital Management. He's a great investor and a self-made billionaire. His book titled "The Most Important Thing" has some amazing lessons[...]

Charlie Munger has been Warren Buffett's right hand man for many years. He's a great investor, a self made billionaire, and a philanthropist. In 1995 Charlie made a speech at[...]

John Malone made investors 30%+ per year over 25 years. He has an amazing track record that’s better than Warren Buffett’s (Buffett’s record so far is "just" 20% per year).[...]

In this episode we'll cover how Bill Ackman made a 100x return in less than a month. The only way to make a 100x return is if you understand how[...]

Dr. Michael Burry became popular when Christian Bale portrayed him in "The Big Short". In this episode I explore Michael Burry's unlikely investment story as well as covering investment lessons[...]

In this episode I'm discussing the difference between investing and speculating. I use two stories to illustrate these concepts. If you've started investing recently, understanding the difference between investing and[...]