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The Richards Report

The Richards Report

Ted Richards

*** Finalist at The Australian Podcast Awards 2019 & 2020 *** Do you want to learn more about investing? How to improve decision making and time management from business leaders around the world? Hi, I'm Ted Richards and in this podcast I speak with experts from around the world to explore and learn ways we can make smarter decisions when it comes to investing money and time. I love talking to talented investors, athletes and professors about how they succeeded and what we can learn from them to improve our own performance. My former guests include Scott Galloway, Morgan Housel, Harvard/Wharton Professors, Fund Managers and former professional athletes. The Richards Report podcast has been a finalist at the Australian Podcast Awards in the category of Best Business Podcast.
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This episode we're chatting 'Moneyball'. What about it? Well, in baseball they talk about the "intangibles" that players may or may not have. He or she has the "it" factor. It's a gut feel that has usually been accepted and often embraced by recruiters and teams. But Moneyball, in particular Billy Beane and his team at the Oakland A's questioned this widely accepted "gut feel" and how accurate it really is. As we know he and his analytics team famously went out on a limb at the time and used data to make baseball recruiting decisions, not on this gut instinct or the "it" factor. The idea of an algorithm or computer supporting important sporting recruiting decisions was initially laughed at. But since the Moneyball story became well known it's now not only accepted, but embraced. This approach has quickly spread into other sports too. This episode I'm joined by Chris Keane, the senior recruiting analyst at the Sydney Swans who, as you may have guessed it, has an analytics background, not a football background. New approaches to traditional ways we go about things can sometimes be perceived as wrong, when in fact they may may in fact improve the decision we're trying to make. Whether it's recruiting the next best AFL player, or making the your next investment. We're increasingly seeing data being embraced as a way to improve our decision making. Show notes are avaiable here This episode is bought to you by Six Park, Australia's leading robo-advisor.
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This episode I'm speaking with returning guest, friend of the show, co-CEO and co-founder of Six Park, Pat Garrett. We discuss; - The levels of noise in the market right now - Points in history with heightened negativity can sometimes lead to the best buying opportunities - What it was like to be working in New York on Wall St in the lead up to the tech crash of early 2000s. - Similarities between picking stocks and picking new recruits for sporting teams This episode is brought to you by Six Park, Australia's leading online investment service www.sixpark.com.au
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Nick is a partner at Blackbird Ventures. A venture capital fund that seeks to invest in world-class founders who are setting out to make a difference in the world. Investors in Blackbird's fund include the Australian Government Future Fund, Host Plus, and Mike Cannon Brookes. Nick originally studied law and political science at UQ. After a short period of time working in the legal world he pivoted across into the world of startups. He co-founded, and was CEO of, Sessions (which used technology to help people stay healthy, and Sessions was later acquired by MyFitnessPal in December, 2013). Nick also co-founded We Are Hunted which was acquired by Twitter. Nick said he would come into contact with approximately 1000 companies a year, of which he meets face to face with around 100. He would probably consider around 10 but ultimately invests in around 2 or 3 a year. However, at the time of recording in late September he still had not made an investment this year. One thing which I wasn't aware is that he measures every minute of his day and he takes us through how he does this. As on average as he invests in 1 in every 500 companies he comes across he knows how important time management is. We discuss valuation which is always difficult, let alone investing in a startup company that's probably loss making at the time with not many true comparable comapnies. Nick describes how important a well articulated mission and vision are. However, so often they're nothing more than buzzwords which are often stuck on the wall and then forgotten about. It's important though, the mission and vision reverberates throughout the company as it attracts the best talent, which can attract investors, which can help in the process to attract customers. This episode is brought to you by Six Park - Australia's leading online investment manager www.sixpark.com.au
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The Richards Report - Preview: Nick Stone Founder Of Bluestone Lane Coffee
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07/26/19 • 4 min

Preview of the next podcast episode where I speak with Nick Stone, the founder and CEO of the Bluestone Lane coffee empire in North America.
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The Richards Report - Aussie Firebug (PREVIEW)

Aussie Firebug (PREVIEW)

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02/15/19 • 6 min

Preview of upcoming episode with the Aussie Firebug
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Preview of an upcoming episode where I speak with former senior member of the World Bank, Mark Nicholson. Mark has lived in New York and Washington managing billions of dollars over multiple asset classes. He has experience investing in both bull and bear markets and shares with listeners some of the lessons/advice he has learnt over the years. Mark now sits on the investment advisory committee of Six Park. www.sixpark.com.au
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The Richards Report - Nick Hungerford (Nutmeg Founder And VC Investor)
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05/22/19 • 34 min

Nick is the founder of Nutmeg, the biggest robo-adviser in Europe and the 5th biggest wealth manager in the UK. He is also a digital ambassador for the UK Department of International Trade, a member of the European Power 50 and recipient of Spears Entrepreneur of the year award. We discuss the challenges of being an entrepreneur, to raising money and growing a business, and even talk about where Nutmeg are at today. In a relatively short period of time Nutmeg has completely changed the way people in the UK invest, so much so that Goldman Sachs just invested in a $60million funding round. For someone who has achieved so much in such a short period of time Nick is incredibly humble and open about what he has learnt along the way. He has since stepped away from Nutmeg and is involved in a venture capital fund in Singapore called Portage. This episode is brought to you by Six Park, Australia's leading online investment wealth provider. www.sixpark.com.au
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The Richards Report - Answering Questions From Listeners
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04/09/19 • 25 min

This episode I'm speaking with Erika Jonsson (Head of Communications at Six Park) to answer questions from listeners. Questions have came in over twitter, Instagram, Facebook and email too. We discuss why an April fools joke with bitcoin could have been an incredible trade, and the benefits of using Six Park portfolios compared to a multi asset ETF from Vanguard. We also discuss topics including what have been the most popular guests on the podcast, and ultimate guests I'd like to have on the show. This episode is brought to you by Six Park, Australia's leading online investment management service. www.sixpark.com.au
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My guest for this episode is Cade Massey, a professor at The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a consultant to NFL teams. We discuss the latest in decision making in sport, people management and investing. In particular we discuss; - Two of his papers on 'algorithm aversion'. How people can incorrectly trust humans more than a rules based algorithm. - His research with Richard Thaler(Nobel Prize 2017) around the value of draft picks in the NFL. 'The Losers curse' and why it pays to trade down and not up for higher picks? - What we can learn from the Patriots sustained success in the US - The dangers of the overconfidence effect - Why it's actually easier to pick a great footballer than a great CEO This episode is bought to you by Six Park, Australia's leading online investment manager www.sixpark.com.au Twitter: @tedrichards25 Facebook: @richardsreport
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How many episodes does The Richards Report have?

The Richards Report currently has 67 episodes available.

What topics does The Richards Report cover?

The podcast is about Investing, Podcasts and Business.

What is the most popular episode on The Richards Report?

The episode title 'Teamwork and culture with Ray McLean (Leading Teams)' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Richards Report?

The average episode length on The Richards Report is 30 minutes.

How often are episodes of The Richards Report released?

Episodes of The Richards Report are typically released every 21 days, 17 hours.

When was the first episode of The Richards Report?

The first episode of The Richards Report was released on Jul 5, 2017.

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