First off I was interviewed by Eric Schleien on his Intelligent Investing podcast.
Podcast
In the podcast we talked about investing in banks as well as investing in dark stocks and other oddball type names.
The podcast is about an hour long and can be found here:Intelligent Investing Podcast
Benzinga
Second I was on the Benzinga Premarket show a few weeks ago talking about banks and my outlook for the market. I also highlighted a bank with exposure to Bitcoin as a way to play the Bitcoin trade without buying the coins themselves.
You can find that interview here: Benzinga Intervivew
Bank Book
Did you know I recently released a book, The Bank Investor's Handbook? If you liked the Intelligent Investor podcast and want to learn more then you can purchase the book on Amazon, both in paperback and Kindle versions.
Looking for value in the overlooked margins of the market.
I'm giving away all of my bank investing secrets..
It might surprise you to find out that the most frequently visited page on this blog is a post I wrote in February 2013. It was called A Banking Primer, where I gave a very high level summary of how to analyze a bank. Almost four years later and that post still receives 30+ views a week. It's safe to say that investors are interested in learning about banks.
Instead of putting together a series of posts that are hard to follow, I decided to do something different. I decided to write a book on how to find, analyze, and invest in bank stocks. This was a project I started shortly after my bank primer post that I finished recently. The result is The Bank Investor's Handbook.
The Bank Investor's Handbook lays out a complete framework on how to approach bank stocks. From finding potential investment candidates, to analyzing banks, valuing banks, and finally building a portfolio of bank stocks.
We set out to create the definitive guide to investing in bank stocks. Most books on banking are as exciting as reading a dictionary. This book is different. It presents banks not as opaque entities best left to the experts, but instead as tangible companies that can be understood by anyone with familiarity with financial statements.
This isn't a glossary of banking terms, or dense hard to understand charts and tables. But rather a guide that walks you through a bank's financial statements. You'll learn how to spot red flags, and how to identify a high quality bank. You'll also learn different ways of valuing banks, as well as a comprehensive approach to analyzing them. And we hope you'll be entertained too.
It won't do the work of finding, analyzing or investing for you, but it will give you the information and knowledge to start.
You can find the table of contents here.
Instead of putting together a series of posts that are hard to follow, I decided to do something different. I decided to write a book on how to find, analyze, and invest in bank stocks. This was a project I started shortly after my bank primer post that I finished recently. The result is The Bank Investor's Handbook.
We set out to create the definitive guide to investing in bank stocks. Most books on banking are as exciting as reading a dictionary. This book is different. It presents banks not as opaque entities best left to the experts, but instead as tangible companies that can be understood by anyone with familiarity with financial statements.
This isn't a glossary of banking terms, or dense hard to understand charts and tables. But rather a guide that walks you through a bank's financial statements. You'll learn how to spot red flags, and how to identify a high quality bank. You'll also learn different ways of valuing banks, as well as a comprehensive approach to analyzing them. And we hope you'll be entertained too.
It won't do the work of finding, analyzing or investing for you, but it will give you the information and knowledge to start.
You can find the table of contents here.