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The top ten kicks off with market update from Jim Thorne. Jim starts off sharing this quote. ‘Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.’ – Sir Winston Churchill
Doomberg sheds light on China’s aspirations to dominate the semiconductor sector, drawing parallels with their success in Solar Panels and EVs. https://newsletter.doomberg.com/
Howard Marks offers invaluable insights into investment strategies, urging readers to refine their approach amidst the overwhelming focus on big tech names.
Warren Buffett shares inspiring anecdotes of entrepreneurs who built thriving companies with minimal capital, emphasizing the potential for Canadians to embark on entrepreneurial endeavors.
Celebrating a milestone in Canada’s energy sector, the completion and launch of the Trans Mountain expansion mark a significant achievement, acknowledging the efforts of Ian Anderson and the dedicated workforce involved.
Hedge Funds are having a tough time these days and CNBC describes the many reasons why.
Bloomberg reveals the unexpected beneficiaries of AI advancements: utility companies in the US emerge as silent victors.
Reflecting on the challenges of hosting major events, the City of Vancouver is learning about the escalating security costs associated with global spectacles like the FIFA games. What is scary is that FIFA is now in control of the event and further costs.
Scott Galloway’s latest publication, “The Algebra of Wealth,” offers a thought-provoking exploration into financial principles, complemented by a concise podcast overview. Scott’s book is at the top of the charts and a great gift idea to help young people with their finances.
Lastly, a captivating podcast featuring Jerry Seinfeld offers a glimpse into his directorial role in an upcoming Netflix film, sharing anecdotes about working with Hugh Grant and dissecting the state of television comedy. Jerry explains that there is a reason why comedy is not funny anymore on TV. Late Night TV needs help as well.
Good luck to the Canadian teams tonight.
Kind regards , David
Number 3- Howard Marks - Oaktree | Investment Conference 2024 | Norges Bank Investment Management
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BFH2mRKqaYA&si=XQkabbuMlIxy6B8x
Annual Investment Conference 2024 – How to become a better investor
Number 4- Warren Buffett Leaves The Audience SPEECHLESS | One of the Most Inspiring Speeches Ever
http://The American Left | Official Trailer DVD Promo YT v2 (youtube.com)
Warren talks about two companies with only about $2,500 grew to industry leaders. One in the furniture business and the other in car rental.
It is an inspirational talk that might push Canadians to start their own business at a time when there are so many roadblocks.
Number 9- The Formula for Wealth (with Scott Galloway)
Scott Galloway is an entrepreneur, professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business, podcaster, and author. In his fifth and latest book, The Algebra of Wealth: A Simple Formula for Financial Security, Galloway shares insights on how to succeed in the United States’s current economic system. Galloway joins Preet to discuss how to build wealth, the difference between being rich and being wealthy, and the importance of investing in relationships
Number 10-Jerry Seinfeld on Making a Life in Comedy (and Also Pop-Tarts)
https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-new-yorker-radio-hour/id1050430296?i=1000653717914
The comedian could have retired decades ago, but he continues to hone his craft onstage, and at age seventy he’s directed his first feature film, “Unfrosted.”
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