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Behind the Balance Sheet

Stephen Clapham, Behind the Balance Sheet

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Our objective is to remove some of the mystique around investing and improve our understanding of what makes a successful investment, or indeed an unsuccessful one. We meet leading investors and commentators and educate ourselves not just about the world of investing but also about the world. Our goal is to inform, educate, entertain and make you a better investor. We feature famous guests and some you may not know. But we can learn from them all, whether you are one of our core audience of ...
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Multibagger Nuggets

Kris Heyndrikx - From Growth To Value

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Step into the world of 'Multibagger Nuggets' - where we explore potential stock winners. Kris and his guests exchange ideas about growth investing, quality stocks, and the market. Kris, also known as From Growth To Value, interviews experts and shares his thoughts about the investing in general, portfolio management and life. Find the insights that could shape tomorrow’s market leaders. No crystal balls, just solid analysis and a bit of fun.
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Today, we have a special guest joining us: Stephen Clapham. He’s the author of The Smart Money Method. Stephen Clapham has a background in accounting and worked as a sell-side analyst for investment banks, 2 multi-billion dollar funds and he offers professional training consultancy with Behind The Balance Sheet, where he uncovers aggressive and fra…
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John Huber is an investor with a small fund managing his family assets and outside capital in a concentrated portfolio. John has written an excellent blog, Base Hit Investing, for many years, explaining his investing principles. We discuss these in this episode, including what John looks for in an investment, why he emphasises capital allocation ev…
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For this first episode, we have a special guest joining us: Federico Sandler. Federico is an expert on Mercado Libre and Nubank, as he was the former Investor Relations Officer of both for 6 years at MELI and took NU through the IPO. Dive into the conversation that shows Federico's deep knowledge about these two companies. If you want 80% of what a…
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William Green is the author of Richer Wiser Happier, an outlier in investing books as a best-seller. He is a craftsman and a perfectionist and having interviewed 40 of the world’s top investors for the book, has some fascinating perspectives on investing and on life. William spent five years painstakingly crafting the book and distilling his learni…
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