Rule Breaker Investing Transcripts

You aren’t going to pick only winners, but aim for stocks that beat the market.

As our culture shifts its definitions of what a happy marriage “ought to” look like and how we view people whose marriages have foundered, once-unusual combinations are becoming more common.

It’s not just the massive shifts like the Internet of Things or artificial intelligence that are shifting the culture -- it’s a host of small but important changes.

When too much of a health focus becomes unhealthy, the impressionability of the elites, and a few more microtrends that shape the world.

From a centuries-old book of poetry to last week's fantasy football draft, David Gardner's listeners are always on the lookout for inspiration.

Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner loves hearing from his listeners -- especially the ones who have used Foolish principles to succeed.

This hodgepodge of a show is organized around the superstitious old wedding rhyme, but the takeaways are no less valuable for investors.

David fields a dozen questions from around the world.

Can you figure out what David's recommendations have in common?

In the early days of the internet, Sam Raimi thought he could make financial TV heroes out of the Gardner brothers.

From funding a brokerage account to picking your first stocks, learn how to start investing step by step.

Plus, a bit of Shakespeare and an epic disclaimer!

An overview of the future of business, with insights from Paul Rice.

How we frame information is important and why graphs, charts, and acronyms can be painfully misleading.

Can you guess the market caps of these 10 companies? Are they up or down?

What can you learn from these two tales?

Lessons on money, investing, saving, and living.

David Gardner and his guests talk about some of the investments that provided them with their best non-monetary takeaways.

David Gardner talks about the business of sports -- and the art of creating a great business -- with the founder and president of Octagon Worldwide.

Let’s talk disruption, duration, and diversification.