EBITDA Explained, Inflation Persists & Hawk Tuah The Higher Standard podcast

EBITDA Explained, Inflation Persists & Hawk Tuah

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Welcome back to another episode of The Higher Standard podcast, where Chris, Saied, and Haroon dive into the latest in finance, investing, and pop culture. Today, we're breaking down some intriguing insights and bringing a touch of humor to your financial woes. First up, the boys aim to demystify "EBITA" – yes, we know you probably thought it was a hip new tech term, but no, it’s just Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, and Amortization.

➡️ And just when you thought this episode couldn’t get any more eclectic, we shift gears to the world of entertainment. Will Smith made a heartwarming return to music with his BET Awards performance, Jamie Foxx spills the beans on his mystery illness, and J.J. Redick has some thoughts about the Lakers drafting Bronny James.

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🔗 Resources:

EBITA Explained (Nicolas Boucher via LinkedIn)

Where do wealthy younger and older investors see the greatest potential for growth? (CNBC Chart of the Day via Instagram)

Key Fed measure shows inflation rose 2.6% in May from a year ago, as expected (CNBC)

Fed’s preferred inflation gauge shows prices rose at slowest pace since March 2021 (Yahoo Finance via Instagram)

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