Rule Breaker Investing Transcripts

Selling too soon, investing through a recession, keeping faith in a company that the market refuses to love -- our analysts share some of their hard-earned investing lessons.

How investors can buy into as many companies as they want to without worrying about losing all that tasty upside.

It's an especially motley show today: a little of this, a little of that, thoughts from an old show, a new essay, some borrowed wisdom, and a BLUE stock pick. And, hey, what's that in your shoe?

The movement may be newish. The ideas that underlie it are not -- as is demonstrated by the ancientness of some of the bon mots David picked this week.

David Gardner gabs with three remarkable entrepreneurs about their journeys to success and what led them to their best business ideas.

First we gauge the performance of David’s recommendations. Then, he interviews Middleby Corp.'s remarkable leader, Selim Bassoul.

Our listeners’ questions run the demographic gamut this month.

A year ago, the world was waiting for, and then celebrating, the birth of April the giraffe’s baby, Tajiri.

David and Tom Gardner revisit some clips from their old radio shows.

At The Motley Fool, employees are encouraged to adopt a Motley. Listen to eight Fools explain theirs.

The listeners’ concerns this month ranged from IPOs to margin buying to cryptocurrencies -- and beyond.

According to author and startup expert Les McKeown, the arc of a winning organization is remarkably predictable -- as are the errors that sink the rest.

David Gardner chats with the acclaimed author and researcher about the good news most of us miss in a society biased to notice the negative first.

Some listeners to the podcast are interested in the Fool 100 Index. Others have questions and stories that cut to the heart our investing philosophy.

The investing world is filled with jargon, and every market sector has its own, too.

Kevin Kelly shares his thoughts on the inevitability of tracking, cryptocurrency trends, and the future of college education.

A chat with author and Wired co-founder Kevin Kelly about the technologies that will inevitably change our future,

It’s been two years since David picked his five-year "bear market” batch of stocks. Given the current situation on Wall Street, it feels like a good time to choose another set of bear-appropriate buys.

Podcast listeners had a number of conundrums, counterintuitive results, and good-natured ribbing for our Foolish host this month.

Some Foolish thoughts bear repeating.