“The globalization of the last forty years is changing. Overall, these changes will lead toward more regionalization.”
Author Shannon K. O’Neil joins Cole to discuss her book, The Globalization Myth: Why Regions Matter. Shannon’s work highlights the world’s shift to regionalization and the economic benefits that come along with it. The discussion covers why globalization is transforming and how regionalization is influencing economies around the world.
In each episode, we explore investing through an entirely unique lens, bringing in authors to discuss books that have directly or indirectly influenced our investment decisions.
In this episode, financial psychologist Brad Klontz joins Cole Smead to discuss his book, Start Thinking Rich: 21 Harsh Truths to Take You from Broke to Financial Freedom, which explores the […]
⟶ Start listeningIn this episode, investment analyst Brett Gardner joins Cole and Bill Smead to discuss his newly released book, “Buffett’s Early Investments,” which explores Warren Buffett’s key initial ventures that shaped […]
⟶ Start listeningIn this episode, seasoned investor-turned-commerce secretary Wilbur Ross joins Cole and Bill Smead to discuss his new book, “Risks and Returns,” where he delves into the complex world of distressed […]
⟶ Start listeningIn this episode, author Michael Craig joins Cole Smead and Bill Smead to discuss his book, “The Professor, The Banker, and the Suicide King,” which dives into the world of […]
⟶ Start listeningIn this episode, wealth manager Megan Gorman joins Cole Smead to discuss her newly released work title “All the Presidents’ Money”. The book offers a fascinating dive into the personal […]
⟶ Start listeningIn this episode, Smead Capital Management CEO Cole Smead and CIO Bill Smead talk about the firm’s quarterly book list. They also discuss the state of markets and the economy, […]
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