
Barry Ritholtz speaks with the people that shape markets, investing and business.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 752 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

Barry speaks with Matt Cherwin, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Marek Capital, an alternative asset management firm launched in 2024. He is responsible for the firm’s investment strategy, portfolio construction, research and risk managemen... more
If you want market performance (beta), you buy broad index funds. But what if you want to use a portion of your portfolio to try to beat the market (alpha)? One option is to pursue alpha via quantitative ETFs.
Wes Gray is a quant and former militar... more
Barry speaks with Ed Perks, president of Franklin Advisers, Inc. and chief investment officer of Franklin Income Investors. They discuss income based investment compared to equities, and overall portfolio strategy. They also discuss the evolving pitc... more
On this special bonus episode of Masters in Business, Barry speaks with Bill Gurley of Benchmark about his big bets investing early in now-common names like Uber, Zillow, OpenTable and others, plus his new book, "Runnin' Down a Dream: How to Thrive i... more
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First off, Barry knows how to interview his guests. Great questions create engaging and informative conversations. The guests are diverse and there is so much to learn not only about finance but about career paths, success, failure and even book recommendations. This is the long view so if you are looking for get rich quick tips, look elsewhere. A weekly dose of wisdom. Thank you Barry!
This was a quietly powerful conversation. The way you explored AI as a tool for interpretation rather than prediction adds real depth to how people think about investing. Markets move on narratives, language, and collective belief, and using technology to notice those subtle shifts feels both timely and responsible. I really appreciated how this episode encouraged discernment and better questions, not just faster answers. That kind of thinking helps people make wiser decisions over the long term... more
Used to be a weekly listen for me with good advice but it’s gone downhill. The sponsored content about watches is one thing but slipping watch promotions into almost every episodes ridiculous. If the content was better I might tolerate the excessive ads.
Always interesting subjects and speakers
Enjoyed this episode very much. Thanks.
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This podcast features in-depth discussions with influential figures in finance, markets, and business, often focusing on their unique perspectives and experiences. Topics range from investment strategies and economic principles to personal finance and market trends, making it a resource for listeners who seek to understand the complexities of the financial world. Guests include experts from various sectors, such as finance, law, technology, and economics, providing a diverse range of insights that often challenge traditional views. The engaging interview style encourages not only discussions about professional achievements but also explores broader themes of personal growth, societal implications of financial decisions, and the evolving lan... more
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