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Ep 49Tarek Müller, can About You's Scayle outcompete SAP and Salesforce?
The About You co-CEO Tarek Müller gave us even more insights into the business. In our second interview, we discussed the path to profitability, customer cohorts, retention, marketing, and the powerful potential of Scayle.

Ep 48Winning with Aliens, Warhammer, Mudrunner & World War Z games? A talk about Focus Entertainment
We had the pleasure to chat with Laure d’Hauteville & Christophe Nobileau of Focus Entertainment about the publisher's changing business model, the growing pipeline, and upcoming, exciting games.

Ep 47David Nangle, how do Creditas and Konfio contribute to VEF's success?
VEF is the Emerging Markets Fintech investor. The Sweden-listed company is investing in Fintech assets in Emerging Markets. After one year I did a follow-up discussion with CEO Dave Nangle.

Ep 46Tarek Müller, how does About You want to win globally?
About You is a very interesting German company that could be a potential global fashion leader.

Ep 45Nick Devlin, how does Naked Wines show strength in turbulent times?
It was a great pleasure to bring Nick Devlin of Naked Wines back for a follow-up on the company's progress since last year.

Ep 44Per Brilloth, how do you want to win with Babylon Health stock? A talk with the VNV Global CEO
I had the pleasure to welcome Per Brilioth of VNV Global back. We have discussed the recent turmoils and their Babylon Health investment.

Ep 43Is Nintendo stock poised for winning in the 2020s, Ryan O'Connor and Todd Wenning?
They are back! Ryan O'Connor and Todd Wenning have joined us to give an update on Nintendo stock and the future of the company.

Ep 42How to best invest in Germany? With Roger Peeters of pfp-ADVISORY
Roger Peeters is an outspoken expert for the German stock market. With the DWS Concept Platow, he is running a successful Germany fund. Our video was recorded before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. So, we don't facto the recent developments in.

Ep 41Christopher Tsai, is investing an art? Insight from 20+ years of successful investing
Christopher Tsai started his fund in his early 20s and is since then invested with an impressive track record. In this interview, he shared deep insights from his 20+ year investor career. We also talked about the overlap between investing and art.

Ep 40Marc Appelhoff (Home24 CEO): How do you build furniture e-commerce's future?
Marc Appelhoff is the CEO of Home24 - a leading European e-commerce retailer for the mass markets. In this interview, we discussed the future of this business that is currently heavily shorted.

Ep 39How to interview great? A chat with Will Barnes & Will Oliver (In Practise)
William Oliver and William Barnes run In Practise - a service for expert interviews. Here we took time to talk about the art of interviewing.

Ep 38How to find great European stocks, Daniel Gehlen & Marc-Lennart Bräutigam?
Daniel Gehlen and Marc-Lennart Bräutigam of Gehlen Bräutigam Capital run the Gehlen Braeutigam Value HI funds. The fund is specialised on European small and midcaps.

Ep 37Philipp Haas, how did you build a successful fund with YouTube?
Philipp Haas has a great public track record and shared a lot of stock knowledge on YouTube - to finally launch a fund.

Ep 36Joe Frankenfield, how much Value Investing is in Saga Partners?
With Joe Frankenfield of Saga Partners I have discussed his steps into investing and how he is approaching high-quality businesses.

Ep 35Alex Kopel, how do you focus on great returns at Rowan Street Capital?
Alex Kopel has left his Wallstreet job to found Rowan Street Capital. There he focuses on investing in high-quality businesses & great returns.

Ep 34What are good ways to invest in South Korea, Petra Capital?
ve into this market.

Ep 33How does Spotify win the creators, Jeremy Deal & Sleepwell Capital?
Jeremy Deal and Sleepwell Capital discuss in the final episode of our podcast series on Spotify how the company wins the creators.

Ep 32What do all successful investments share, Thatcher Martin of Spree Capital?
Martin of Spree Capital Advisers has built an investment firm that focuses on the long-term and invests in high-quality businesses. We discussed the eight commonalities of high-quality businesses and his investment in the eBay stock and the Upwork stock.

Ep 31Can Spotify be the leading audio platform, Jeremy Deal & Sleepwell?
This is the second part of our discussion about the future of Spotify. Enjoy!

Ep 30From China to Elephants & Snapchat: Rom Wilson on ACM Capital
Rom Wilson of ACM Capital has a very interesting investing journey. He learned to invest in China before starting a US-focused fund.

Ep 29How are you building the energy future at ABO Wind, Karsten Schlageter?
Renewable energies are booming. In this conversation with Karsten Schlageter, a member of the board of ABO Wind, I discussed the business model of the developer ABO Wind.

Ep 28How is Spotify positioned in the audio market, Jeremy Deal & Sleepwell?
The audio market might be the last untapped opportunity in social and the internet. Spotify is well-positioned to conquer it. Here we explore the audio market and Spotify's position in it.

Ep 27Dennis Hong, how did you grow ShawSpring Partners? A founder talk
In this conversation with Dennis Hong, we discuss the history of ShawSpring Partners.

Ep 26Fred Liu, how do you pick the best stocks for Hayden Capital?
In the second part of your 2021 conversation, Fred Liu and I discussed the investment process of Hayden Capital. We also take a look at his investment in Sea Limited.

Ep 25[Replay] Opportunities in small founder-led stocks? A talk with Andreas Aaen (Symmetry A/S)
With Andreas Aaen of Symmetry A/S I am happy to discuss his approach and the world of small founder-led companies.

Ep 24How much Fred Liu is in Hayden Capital? How do you select partners?
In our conversation, Fred Liu and I covered how he has built Hayden Capital. Enjoy the conversation with the founder of Hayden Capital!

Ep 23Edward Chang, how did you compound with above 30% p.a.?
Edward Chang of Pledge Capital started his fund 5 years ago. Since then he compounded money at outstanding rates. It was a pleasure for me to talk to him about this way into investing, his favorite stocks, and where he sees his firm in 5 years.

Ep 22Why invest with VEF in Emerging Fintech? A talk with CEO David Nangle
With David Nangle I talked about the strategy of VEF - the emerging market fintech investor (formerly: Vostok Emerging Finance).

Ep 21Is Gruppo Mutui Online the best Italian company? With Marco Pescarmona
I had the pleasure to discuss the history and potential of Gruppo Mutui Online with one of the founders of the company, Marco Pescarmona.

Ep 20Looking for an investing community? Here is Good Investing Plus
Good Investing Plus in my new community for experienced investors. You can apply here: www.good-investing.net/plus/

Ep 19Felix Gode, how to compound with over 15% p.a. in German stocks?
Felix Gode is a good investor with a focus on small and mid-caps from German-speaking countries. We had the pleasure to discuss his strategy and two investments.

Ep 18Why does Worm Capital invest in disruptor stocks like Tesla and Spotify, Dan and Erik?
These are the topics discussed: 0:00 Intro 1:07 How do you see Worm Capital in 5 years? 3:35 A shoutout to Stream 4:38 Value vs Growth - how Worm Capital sees it 7:51 Why Arne couldn't participate in the interview 9:30 What Dan and Eric's are doing at Worm Capital 15:28 How to filter noise and signal 18:15 What does Worm Capital's new approach mean? 23:43 What kind of companies do they like to invest in 26:39 What role does historical data play for you? 30:57 The top sectors in Worm Capital's focus 33:19 What gives you confidence? 35:53 Are you shorting in the energy sector? And also why you are shorting? 40:16 Why the effort of shorting? 41:24 What are the principles of your company? 46:36 How does digging work 49:55 What digging you did for the big positions for Tesla? 57:07 What else is misunderstood in Tesla? 1:03:09 Where did you get an idea to invest in Spotify? 1:06:12 What options could become real businesses at Spotify? 1:07:40 Why do you prefer Spotify instead of the music labels? 1:08:45 How much the self-disruption is embedded in the DNA of Worm Capital? 1:11:17 Something to add?

Ep 17Can Babylon Health dominate digital health, Per Brilioth (VNV Global)?
With Per Brilioth of VNV Global, I discussed the history of the company, the current portfolio, and Babylon Health.

Ep 16Tom Gayner, how do you build your portfolio? A talk with the Co-CEO
I had the pleasure to do an interview with Tom Gayner of Markel. We talked about capital allocation and much more.

Ep 15Why are you digging for investing diamonds in South Africa, Rudi van Niekerk?
Rudi van Niekerk is an outspoken expert for investing in South Africa. He is following a long-term-oriented value approach in a rather inefficient market.

Ep 14What are your lessons for compounding in the Nordics, Daniel Glaser?
Daniel Glaser of River Oak Capital is an outstanding global investor with a strong focus on the Nordics. He walked me through his journey into investing and his approach in this talk. We also discussed his investment in Fortnox.

Ep 13What are the pains of growth for Naked Wines? A talk with CEO Nick Devlin
With Nick Devlin, the CEO of Naked Wines, I had the pleasure to discuss the developments and prospects of the wine e-commerce company.

Ep 12Is Nintendo a multi-bagger? Ryan O'Connor on Todd Wenning deep dive on the japanese stock
With Ryan O'Connor of Crossroad Capital and Todd Wenning of Ensemble Capital, I had the pleasure to take a deep dive into Nintendo.

Ep 11Is Naked Wines building a mousetrap? A chat with Rowan Gormley
In this conversation, the former Naked Wines CEO Rowan Gormley sits down with me to discuss the history of his company.

Ep 10Are 1 - 2 investments per year enough? Andrew Rosenblum on AHA moments
Andrew Rosenblum of Bonsai Partners is an impressive investor. He is looking globally for great business and investment opportunities. Here we chat about his way into investing, his approach, and his investment in RedBubble.

Ep 9How friendship helps to find the best stocks - Dennis Hong & Fred Liu
In this podcast, Fred Liu and Dennis Hong share how friendship helped them to become better investors. They also share investing insights.

Ep 8What makes internet stocks attractive, Dennis Hong (ShawSpring)?
In this talk Dennis Hong and I are discussing the great opportunities that make investing in internet businesses so attractive.

Ep 7Why are you invested in Sea Limited and Carvana? A Q&A with Fred Liu (Hayden Capital)
Fred Liu of Hayden Capital is a Value Investor with a focus on quality investments. He is investing concentrated and looking for opportunities in the Asian internet space.

Ep 6Why is he heavily invested in Carvana? Investor Clifford Sosin on Carvana
Here we are talking with Cliff Sosin (CAS Investment Partners) about his investment in Carvana, shorting and his advice for young investors.

Ep 5How to generate ideas? A talk with outperforming Value Investor Cliff Sosin
Here outperforming investor Cliff Sosin talks about his way to generate ideas and why he declines certain investment ideas.

Ep 4What is a good Investment process? A talk with the Value Investor Rob Vinall
In this conversation, Rob Vinall of RV Capital outlines his investment process and what he is looking for in companies.

Ep 3How to evaluate management? A talk with Value Investor Robert Vinall
In this interview, Rob Vinall explains how he evaluates management.

Ep 2What has a bar to do with finding investment ideas? Guy Spier on idea generation, process & research
At the beginning of October 2019, we had the chance for a series of interviews with Guy Spier of Aquamarine (www.aquamarinefund.com and www.guyspier.com) in Zurich. In this part of the interview, you can learn more about Guy Spier's research process.

Ep 1How did Mohnish Pabrai inspire Guy Spier? An interview in the Aquamarine Fund's office in Zurich
At the beginning we learn what mistakes made Guy Spier the investor he is today. At 04:00 we learn how Guy Spier changed his view on mistakes. At 06:27 Guy Spier explains which concepts he copied for his life. Ab 11:13 wechseln wir ins Deutsche und lernen Guys Deutschkenntnisse kennen. Ab 13:06 erfahren wir was den deutschen Anteil von Guy Spier ausmacht. At 16:36 we are back in English and Guy answers the question which people had the biggest influence on him. At 19:10 Guy Spier explains three lessons he learned from Mohnish Pabrai. At 28:39 we learn more about a typical day and week of Guy Spier. At 32:49 we talk about the right incentives in life.