Rule Breaker Investing Transcripts

Looking back at how five stocks picked specifically to beat the market over just the next year have now fared 10 years later.

This episode's hodgepodge theme is something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

Rule Breaker listeners take the conversation somewhere new.

Author Dave Ulrich, one of the world’s leading thinkers on organizations, leadership, and human capability, shares what he's learned after decades spent studying organizations.

For more than four decades, AI pioneer Vasant Dhar has had a front-row seat to artificial intelligence—teaching AI, building companies around it, and bringing machine learning to Wall Street.

What happens when the scores we invent to measure success begin quietly reshaping what we value?

The podcast hands the microphone back to the people who have helped shape it from the very beginning: its listeners.

Setting aside the markets for a week, this episode wanders through technology, sports, business, demographics, literature, and a few unexpected places in between.

The team reviews how five stocks picked in the days following Brexit have fared against the market 10 years later.

Every so often, five quotations come along that don’t merely make you nod. They make you stop, put the book down, and think.

Each Independence Week, Rule Breaker Investing asks a simple question: What have you done over the past year to create financial freedom—for yourself or for others?

In this month’s Mailbag, Fools write in about market caps, parenting, AI, adding to winning investments, and what can happen when decades of patient investing quietly compound into opportunities to help others.

The Market Cap Game Show returns for its 42nd installment, along with a new rule.

Five Fools share five different investing lessons around the podcast campfire.

Why do some organizations seem unable to solve the very problems they were created to fix?

What happens when Nvidia’s annual dividend suddenly exceeds The Motley Fool's original cost basis -- six times over? Plus more from this month's Mailbag.

To mark his 60th birthday, Motley Fool co-founder David Garner delivers 60 thoughts on investing, business, and life.

What happens when you actually do the thing most investors only talk about and hold stocks for a full decade?

From buying in thirds instead of waiting for dips to one listener’s beautifully rebalanced “harbor-and-horizon” portfolio, this month’s mailbag is as motley as ever.

Motley Fool Co-Founder David Gardner is joined by superstar guests Bill Burke and Mahan Tavakoli as they each share three stories—one to educate, one to amuse, and one to enrich.