Investing by the Books Podcast
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Welcoming masterminds to discuss books to think, invest & live better. Concept: @Investbythebook & @Redeye_ Host: @edisonpalmgren, prev. @NiklasSavas
Stockholm, Sweden
Joined May 2021
Stumbled upon this cheesy reading lamp in Brussels… but loving the message.
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Fick hem några böcker i veckan.. vad tror vi? Är oftast lite ”finans” nuförtiden 😁
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Our conversation about 'The Compounders' is available (for free) where you listen to podcasts: Apple: https://t.co/Fr5oWGYfMY Spotify: https://t.co/sxap5PdG0F Youtube:
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The book highlights nine companies from Sweden, North America, and the UK that have been exceptional compounding machines. We think 'The Compounders' is one of the best titles in its category since William Thorndike's 'The Outsiders' (who we interviewed in episode 30).
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Making an exception to release episode 75 a few days earlier than planned... Why? 'The Compounders' by REQ Capital fund managers @adnaninvest, @oddbjorndybvad, and @kjetil_nyland is hot off the book presses and we're eager to share it.
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Redeye’s Q2 2025 Quality Microcap report was just published. It features two new case write-ups, a study on financial targets for listed microcap companies, and the launch of our microcap community: The Microcap Collective. The report is available using the link below (free
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Listen to the episode: Apple: https://t.co/QejGCAT0vJ Spotify: https://t.co/erV1IJKpin Youtube:
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Stephen Penman is: - Professor emeritus of accounting and security analysis at Columbia Business School - Elected into the Accounting Hall of Fame, - a distinguished author We discuss: - his latest book - hurdle rates - the development of accounting - the possible impact of AI
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Episode 74! Stephen Penman: “There's no such thing as intrinsic value, you can't find it. You go into the woods and try and look for it, you really can't find it, okay? But, that's not what investment is, it's not a game against nature, it's a game against other investors.”
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Listen to our conversation at for example: Apple Podcast: https://t.co/z3neGmRUwf Spotify: https://t.co/TCsx58lE7L Youtube:
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We talk about... - how growing up with parents who were refugees from East Germany shaped Klaus - how to manage energy, not time - the misconception of work-life balance - mastering leadership - the dynamics of boards and much more.
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Klaus Kleinfeld has been the global CEO of two Fortune 500 companies – 🇩🇪 Siemens and 🇺🇸 Alcoa. In episode 73, we discuss his book 'Leading to Thrive', where Klaus shares his lessons from heading big organizations, but also on how to live a good life.
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Episode chapters + books & companies mentioned are available in podcast players like: Apple: https://t.co/pGkPABBDXf Spotify: https://t.co/gEULpqLq2D Youtube:
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Investing by the Books' 72nd podcast episode has just been released! We have the pleasure of talking to @TSOH_Investing about one of his favorite books – Hit Refresh – written by Microsoft's Chairman & CEO @satyanadella You find links to our conversation in the comments.
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Buy the book and read more at Lodewijk Petram's website:
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The Dutch East India Company (VOC) held the world's first IPO in August 1602. This is a key event in the history of the capitalist world.
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The capital register from 1602 has survived. It shows that 1,143 investors participated in the IPO (and some probably invested for more people). Watch our episode about the world's first stock exchange:
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Year 1602, Amsterdam 🇳🇱 IPO conditions: - The world's first IPO - Significant plague outbreak - Physical subscription only (face-to-face) - 1 month subscription period (August) How did it go?
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The Consumer Strikes Back! 💥 Our Q1 2025 Quality Microcap report has just been released, featuring a deep dive into e-commerce, case writeups, and, last but not least, interviews with two retail/e-comm giants. Major thanks to Stefan Palm and Patrik Hedelin for the great
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