Kip Meadows's guest appearances

Kip Meadows

Money Tree Investing

Valuewalk's ValueTalks

The Cannabis Investing Podcast

Kevin Quigg

Phil Bak

Andrew Chanin

Vitaliy Katsenelson

Marty Sumichrast

Kirk Du Plessis

Trip Miller

Eric Ervin

Dan Ahrens

Meb Faber

David Osborn

Jason Hartman

Engelo Rumora

Kevin Bupp

Nolan Bauerle

OwlTail

As the founder of white label ETF issuer Nottingham Funds, Kip Meadows has developed real expertise in key areas of the ETF space - particularly in Cannabis Investing, where his firm has been the force behind several ETF launches (THCX) (CNBS). Kip walks listeners through the dos and don'ts of Cannabis ETF investing on the latest episode of The Cannabis Investing Podcast. Show Notes 3:00 - Explanation of the "back office" side of the ETF business 4:30 - The white label fund launch process 7:00 - What do investors interested in investing in cannabis funds need to look out for? 11:00 - What's better in the cannabis space: active management or passive index funds? 13:30 - What industry is a good comparison to the cannabis industry? 17:30 - What are major challenges in the space right now? 20:00 - Do we need to see U.S. legalization to see a run up in the sector's stock prices? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the founder of white label ETF issuer Nottingham Funds, Kip Meadows has developed real expertise in key areas of the ETF space - particularly in Cannabis Investing, where his firm has been the force behind several ETF launches (THCX) (CNBS). Kip walks listeners through the dos and don'ts of Cannabis ETF investing on the latest episode of The Cannabis Investing Podcast.  Show Notes 3:00 - Explanation of the "back office" side of the ETF business 4:30 - The white label fund launch process 7:00 - What do investors interested in investing in cannabis funds need to look out for? 11:00 - What's better in the cannabis space: active management or passive index funds? 13:30 - What industry is a good comparison to the cannabis industry? 17:30 - What are major challenges in the space right now? 20:00 - Do we need to see U.S. legalization to see a run up in the sector's stock prices? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Navigating The Cannabis ETF Space With Nottingham Funds' Kip Meadows

Kip Meadows joins us to talk about how ETFs are constructed. He explains that an ETF is a type of mutual fund that trades like a stock. While mutual funds aren’t technically traded until the end of the day, ETF transactions can be conducted during intraday trading. “They’re organized in a structure that allows buying shares in an underlying portfolio. That's why you go through an exchange because you have to to go through a broker dealer in order to purchase an ETF. The broker-dealer will purchase the shares in the underlying ETF and the broker-dealer is who keeps up with how many shares you own. The broker-dealer then handles the accounting to show you how many shares you own - which is different than an open-end fund where the transfer agent for the open end fund directly carries your shares at the fund. They're created the same way as any sort of registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission - you have to file the registration to become effective, and once it’s effective then you can purchase those shares through the broker-dealer.” Then our panel gets into a discussion about alternative medicinal ETFs and who’s getting into marijuana stocks. For more information, visit the show notes at http://moneytreepodcast.com/219

Kip Meadows joins us to talk about how ETFs are constructed. He explains that an ETF is a type of mutual fund that trades like a stock. While mutual funds aren’t technically traded until the end of the day, ETF transactions can be conducted during intraday trading. “They’re organized in a structure that allows buying shares in an underlying portfolio. That's why you go through an exchange because you have to to go through a broker dealer in order to purchase an ETF. The broker-dealer will purchase the shares in the underlying ETF and the broker-dealer is who keeps up with how many shares you own. The broker-dealer then handles the accounting to show you how many shares you own - which is different than an open-end fund where the transfer agent for the open end fund directly carries your shares at the fund. They're created the same way as any sort of registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission - you have to file the registration to become effective, and once it’s effective then you can purchase those shares through the broker-dealer.” Then our panel gets into a discussion about alternative medicinal ETFs and who’s getting into marijuana stocks. For more information, visit the show notes at <a href="http://moneytreepodcast.com/219" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://moneytreepodcast.com/219</a>

Constructing ETFs with Kip Meadows - PLUS the Panel Talks Marijuana Stocks

Hello Listeners,Today is a very special episode with Kip Meadows. We discuss various topics about ETFs and more.1:24 – How did you get started and why did you choose this industry and profession?2:10 – What drew you to the industry?2:47 – What is your role specifically and what is a typical day like?4:57 – What is the white label ETF space?6:57 – Why did you want to get involved with the ETFs?7:58 – What opportunities lie ahead and what challenges do they face?10:03 – What trends do you see in the ETF industry?12:16 – What do you look for when you help launch an ETF?15:23 – If someone has an idea for an active ETF, how best should they prepare?17:23 – What is your investment philosophy and strategy?20:20 – How do you define risk and manage it?22:03 – What are your favorite books?23:51 – What are your hobbies and what do you like to do in your spare time?Enjoy and thanks for listen!

Hello Listeners, Today is a very special episode with Kip Meadows. We discuss various topics about ETFs and more. 1:24 – How did you get started and why did you choose this industry and profession? 2:10 – What drew you to the industry? 2:47 – What is your role specifically and what is a typical day like? 4:57 – What is the white label ETF space? 6:57 – Why did you want to get involved with the ETFs? 7:58 – What opportunities lie ahead and what challenges do they face? 10:03 – What trends do you see in the ETF industry? 12:16 – What do you look for when you help launch an ETF? 15:23 – If someone has an idea for an active ETF, how best should they prepare? 17:23 – What is your investment philosophy and strategy? 20:20 – How do you define risk and manage it? 22:03 – What are your favorite books? 23:51 – What are your hobbies and what do you like to do in your spare time? Enjoy and thanks for listen!

Kip Meadows - Founder of Nottingham