Today on Leveling Up Daily, we get to look at stocks and some examples of good options to buy and hold. We hear about Eric's thoughts on a number of popular companies as well as why certain fields are worth considering. Eric explains why investing in stocks is not for a quick buck and the minimum period he is looking at is five years. Tune in to hear about Tesla, Amazon, Shopify, Teladoc and much more!
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[00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast!
[00:25] How Eric's ideas around stocks have evolved over time.
[02:31] Why Tesla is a popular choice for so many investors.
[04:42] The message that we can take from Peloton's monthly churn rate.
[07:31] What the dominance of Amazon teaches us about investing in Shopify. 
[08:01] Eric's trust in Amazon and gold stocks. 
[08:53] The positive impacts of Zoom's functionality and popularity.
[09:14] The rise of telemedicine and why Eric believes in Teladoc.
[09:40] Twilio, internet infrastructure, and recurring revenue.
[10:21] Looking at Square, from the reliable founding powers of Jack Dorsey. 
[11:36] CRISPR and the future of the gene editing field!
[12:02] The availability of genetic information through Invitae.
[13:29] Buy and hold strategies for crypto and specifically Bitcoin.
Resources From The Interview:
 
 
Leveling Up
 
Warren Buffett

Charlie Munger 
Tesla
Robinhood
Elon Musk
SpaceX
SolarCity
Peloton
LuluLemon
Beyonce

Shopify 

Jeff Bezos 
Zoom

Eric Huang 

Glassdoor 

Teladoc 
Twilio
Square

Jack Dorsey 
Peter Diamandis
Invitae
Berkshire Hathaway
 
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Today on Leveling Up Daily, we get to look at stocks and some examples of good options to buy and hold. We hear about Eric's thoughts on a number of popular companies as well as why certain fields are worth considering. Eric explains why investing in stocks is not for a quick buck and the minimum period he is looking at is five years. Tune in to hear about Tesla, Amazon, Shopify, Teladoc and much more!

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

[00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:25] How Eric's ideas around stocks have evolved over time. [02:31] Why Tesla is a popular choice for so many investors. [04:42] The message that we can take from Peloton's monthly churn rate. [07:31] What the dominance of Amazon teaches us about investing in Shopify.  [08:01] Eric's trust in Amazon and gold stocks.  [08:53] The positive impacts of Zoom's functionality and popularity. [09:14] The rise of telemedicine and why Eric believes in Teladoc. [09:40] Twilio, internet infrastructure, and recurring revenue. [10:21] Looking at Square, from the reliable founding powers of Jack Dorsey.  [11:36] CRISPR and the future of the gene editing field! [12:02] The availability of genetic information through Invitae. [13:29] Buy and hold strategies for crypto and specifically Bitcoin.

Resources From The Interview:

 

 

Leveling Up

 

Warren Buffett
Charlie Munger  Tesla Robinhood Elon Musk SpaceX SolarCity Peloton LuluLemon Beyonce
Shopify 
Jeff Bezos  Zoom
Eric Huang 
Glassdoor 
Teladoc  Twilio Square
Jack Dorsey  Peter Diamandis Invitae Berkshire Hathaway

 

Leave Some Feedback:

 

 

What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here
Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes
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Connect with Eric Siu: 

 

 

Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

 

 

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