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I have really enjoyed your podcast and I’ve learned a lot from it. It has given me a better understanding of business financials. Even though I have run my own business for more 15 years I am still learning what the financials actually mean! Going through the checklist has helped me understand some different parts of the financial reports and what they actually mean.
– Murray Bruce, Australia, September 7, 2019
– Paul Coady, Australia, September 5, 2019
Since I‘m running a retirement pension plan with some 34 bn USD and having travelled with these guys I can only recommend this podcast. The combination of the chatty Cam and the highly analytical Tony is a match made in heaven. So, since all good investing is boring, this highly entertaining podcast is the best way to learn to invest your money and to make sure you get your fair share of the stock-market spoils and not your banker. Love the podcast.
– Adrian from Switzerland, September 1, 2019
About QAV
Tony Kynaston is a former senior executive of companies like Coles and Shell. He started investing in the stock market 30 years ago and developed a simple checklist methodology (by studying people like Warren Buffett) that allowed him to retire from his corporate career at age 43 and become a professional investor. And he’s done pretty well since then. The average return on his portfolio over the last 20 years has been 19.5% per annum – double the ASX index. Year in and year out.
Cameron Reilly, on the other hand, knows nothing about investing – but he is Australia’s podfather. After a career in IT and marketing at places like Microsoft, he created Australia’s first podcast in 2004 and has been doing it ever since, along with making a documentary, writing a couple of books, and running a marketing strategy consulting business. Tony is his mate and agreed to do this podcast because he feels sorry for him.
Tony Kynaston
The Master
Cameron Reilly
The Student
A Good Bloke
Tony is not only a successful investor, he’s also a good bloke. He’s not flashy. He’s not trying to get you to invest in a fund. He’s just a regular bloke who has spent 30 years becoming a black belt investor. And I have convinced him to take time out each week to teach me everything he knows when he’d rather just be playing golf.
If you want to learn how to think like a millionaire and build an investment portfolio, either for yourself or for your kids, then this podcast is for you.
Below is a short introduction to the series.
Series Introduction | 3 min
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