Maya Peterson

Maya Peterson is a fifteen-year-old girl who loves investing. She's just finished her brand new book for young people, Early Bird: The Power of Investing Young, and now Maya joins Daniel to talk about an important yet often overlooked idea: socially responsible investing. Listen to their fun conversation and you'll learn if following your conscience when buying a stock is a good idea, why women are often the best investors, and whether staples - yes, staple staples - are overrated or underrated.

Maya Peterson is a fifteen-year-old girl who loves investing. She's just finished her brand new book for young people, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Early-Bird-Power-Investing-Young/dp/1973235439" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Early Bird: The Power of Investing Young</a>, and now Maya joins Daniel to talk about an important yet often overlooked idea: socially responsible investing. Listen to their fun conversation and you'll learn if following your conscience when buying a stock is a good idea, why women are often the best investors, and whether staples - yes, staple staples - are overrated or underrated.

Maya Peterson: A Teen Girl on Socially Responsible Investing

Chris Reining

Chris Reining has been featured on the New York Times, the Today Show, CNN, and CBS. Daniel talked with the millionaire who retired early and compiled the highlights from their interview into a thrilling episode. Whether you want financial freedom or an early retirement like Chris, dive in to learn Chris' story of ditching the 9 to 5 and his simple changes you can implement to improve your life and achieve your goals.

Chris Reining has been featured on the New York Times, the Today Show, CNN, and CBS. Daniel talked with the millionaire who retired early and compiled the highlights from their interview into a thrilling episode. Whether you want financial freedom or an early retirement like Chris, dive in to learn Chris' story of ditching the 9 to 5 and his simple changes you can implement to improve your life and achieve your goals.

Chris Reining: Forget the 9 to 5 - Retire Early!

Troy Springer

What do Army ROTC, college, blogging, and investing have in common? Troy Springer does all of them. His first stock turned $60 into $600 in two years, and now he runs his own blog for young people, Rendezvous Investing. Troy explains how he picks companies based on emerging trends, survives Daniel's unexpected over/under questions, and reveals the one stock he would buy with only a few hundred dollars. To see Troy's insightful work, go to rendezvousinvesting.com.

What do Army ROTC, college, blogging, and investing have in common? Troy Springer does all of them. His first stock turned $60 into $600 in two years, and now he runs his own blog for young people, Rendezvous Investing. Troy explains how he picks companies based on emerging trends, survives Daniel's unexpected over/under questions, and reveals the one stock he would buy with only a few hundred dollars. To see Troy's insightful work, go to <a href="http://rendezvousinvesting.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">rendezvousinvesting.com</a>.

Rendezvous Investing: Interview with Troy Springer

In the second and final installment of his interview with Motley Fool investment analyst David Kretzmann, Daniel asks David about researching companies, investing in yourself, and David's takes on a stock market crash, cryptocurrency, podcasts, and mechanical pencils. Follow David Kretzmann on Twitter @David_Kretzmann and check out the Motley Fool at fool.com. Outline: 0:00 - Intro 1:43 - Investing in Stocks or Companies? 4:09 - Researching Companies 9:07 - The Over/Under: Stock Market Crash 2018 10:21 - The Over/Under: Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin 11:08 - The Over/Under: Mechanical Pencils 11:38 - The Over/Under: Podcasts in General 12:47 - Further Investing Resources 14:52 - What David Would Tell His Twelve-Year-Old Self 16:24 - Thanks to David for Coming on Early Investing 17:05 - Conclusion and Outro

In the second and final installment of his interview with Motley Fool investment analyst David Kretzmann, Daniel asks David about researching companies, investing in yourself, and David's takes on a stock market crash, cryptocurrency, podcasts, and mechanical pencils. Follow David Kretzmann on Twitter @David_Kretzmann and check out the Motley Fool at <a href="http://fool.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fool.com</a>. Outline: 0:00 - Intro 1:43 - Investing in Stocks or Companies? 4:09 - Researching Companies 9:07 - The Over/Under: Stock Market Crash 2018 10:21 - The Over/Under: Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin 11:08 - The Over/Under: Mechanical Pencils 11:38 - The Over/Under: Podcasts in General 12:47 - Further Investing Resources 14:52 - What David Would Tell His Twelve-Year-Old Self 16:24 - Thanks to David for Coming on Early Investing 17:05 - Conclusion and Outro

David’s Story (Part 2 of 2)

In the inaugural episode of Early Investing, Daniel conducts part 1 of his interview with David Kretzmann, an investment analyst for the Motley Fool. David, who just like Daniel has invested in stocks since he was 12 years old, talks about how he started investing, his first stocks, some mistakes he has made along the way, and why his nickname is "Pencils". Follow David Kretzmann on Twitter @David_Kretzmann and check out the Motley Fool at fool.com. Outline: 0:00 - Intro 0:57 - How David Got the Nickname "Pencils" 2:15 - David's Bio 3:09 - How David Started Investing 5:56 - David's First Stock 7:15 - Choosing Stocks 8:23 - Investing Changes Over Time 10:32 - Saving Money 13:55 - Learning From Mistakes 16:46 - Outro

In the inaugural episode of Early Investing, Daniel conducts part 1 of his interview with David Kretzmann, an investment analyst for the Motley Fool. David, who just like Daniel has invested in stocks since he was 12 years old, talks about how he started investing, his first stocks, some mistakes he has made along the way, and why his nickname is "Pencils". Follow David Kretzmann on Twitter @David_Kretzmann and check out the Motley Fool at <a href="http://fool.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fool.com</a>. Outline: 0:00 - Intro 0:57 - How David Got the Nickname "Pencils" 2:15 - David's Bio 3:09 - How David Started Investing 5:56 - David's First Stock 7:15 - Choosing Stocks 8:23 - Investing Changes Over Time 10:32 - Saving Money 13:55 - Learning From Mistakes 16:46 - Outro

David's Story (Part 1 of 2)

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Great podcast sir! Im 38, just getting into investing. I’m binging and learning a lot of the basics needed. Thanks!

Great job!!!!

It’s amazing how knowledgeable you are!

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