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Co/nversation with Peapod Lane Capital LLC.
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Join hosts Sam DiFiore and Aaron Staley for a conversation with Erik Conrad of Peapod Lane Capital LLC. Erik shares insight to his investment process, style and discipline. As an "old school value investor" he looks for stocks that are deeply out of favor and trading at a fantastic price.
Visit www.peapodlane.com to learn more. If you have questions or want to connect with Erik, email him at ec@peapodlane.com.
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1. Co/nversation with Peapod Lane Capital LLC. (00:00:00)
2. Background investing in micro and nano cap stocks (00:01:25)
3. What makes you and Martin a good team? (00:02:29)
4. Balance sheet first approach (00:03:16)
5. How has the strategy worked in the past few years? (00:05:13)
6. Finding a small patch of water in the middle of the Sahara Desert (00:06:41)
7. How do you scan for 52 week lows? (00:09:14)
8. What are the signs or red flags if the dollar bill starts eroding down? (00:11:32)
9. What mistakes have you made along the way that have made you a better investor today? (00:14:33)
10. What is one trade you made in your career that stands out? What are the characteristics that made it one of the best? (00:15:56)
11. What are some challenges that you face as a fund manager and how do you overcome these challenges? (00:19:26)
12. What are some critical risks you see in the market and how do you plan to mitigate those risks in your portfolio? (00:21:53)
13. What kind of time period would you equate this market to in the past? (00:24:46)
14. Who is your favorite investor of all time and why? (00:25:51)
15. Book recommendations (00:29:58)
16. Most important advice for novice investors (00:34:10)
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