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Hosted by Jared H Bowers, CFA · business · EN · 40 episodes
Providence Investment Class with Jared BowersInvestment, finance, and money lessons and lectures for Providence Academy Investment Elective
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Signup to Generate a PitchProvidence Investment Class is hosted by Jared H Bowers, CFA. The show has published 40 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "040 Traits of Great Investors" (18 May 2025, 15 minutes), "039 Company Analysis" (13 May 2025, 12 minutes), and "038 Buffett's Greatest Hits" (13 May 2025, 12 minutes).
Providence Investment Class publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 13 minutes across 40 episodes.
Booking probability for Providence Investment Class is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Providence Investment Class requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Providence Investment Class's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Providence Investment Class are Investment Banking & Trading. Providence Investment Class has a business audience.
Jared H Bowers, CFA hosts Providence Investment Class, a business show with 40 episodes published.
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Episode #40
<p>Good day, investors! For the final podcast of this season, let's talk about some of the things that great investors have in common. Thanks for listening, and I will no longer see you in class ;) </p>
Episode #39
<p>This episode is to help give a bit more structure, depth, and direction to how you can take your company analysis to come to a well-reasoned and confident recommendation. It pairs with the final project outline. </p>
Episode #38
<p>Warren Buffett isn't just known for his investment prowess and performance, he's also known for his wisdom and pithy sayings. He's a very quotable guy, so let's talk about some of those quotes!</p>
Episode #37
<p>You might have thought we were done talking about Buffett. If you did, you were mistaken. Buffett still has plenty to teach us. And as of this recording, he's still alive, so the greatest investment teacher of all...
Episode #36
<p>You can buy or sell stocks with an information advantage over other investors that allows you to profit handsomely. The way to do that is not with insider information, but with excellent in-depth company analysis. In...
Episode #35
<p>Whether you do your own primary research or use the research produced by another analyst, there are multiple ways to analyze companies and their fundamentals. Ideally, you will use all the tools and resources at your...
Episode #34
<p>Fundamentals. Are. What. Matters. Everything else is...not fundamental! Investing based on fundamentals is what will get you the long term returns you're looking for. </p>
Episode #33
<p>I promised you that we would have a more in-depth discussion on positive sum versus zero sum games and how they apply to our investing discussions. Here it is. </p>
Episode #32
<p>There are many ways to approach investing in the stock market. Let's discuss what some of the more common and popular investing "styles" are. </p>
Episode #31
<p>Many people think the stock market is just a big casino for high-stakes gamblers, and that characterization is not wrong for many (maybe even most) of those who interact with the markets. But there are two ways you...
Episode #30
<p>We are going to spend a lot of time and attention in this course learning about and looking at businesses. If we can learn how to view and analyze businesses with a business owner mindset, we will be better investors...
Episode #29
<p>If it isn't obvious already, businesses are pretty important! Not just for the sake of this class or for investing, but for all the ways we interact with them in our lives. </p>
Episode #28
<p>Businesses are a big deal. We buy from them, work for them, start them, and invest in them. Without businesses, there wouldn't be much wealth, and the world would not be nearly as interesting! </p>
Episode #27
<p>Now that you know a bit about who Warren Buffett is, let's discuss why he's worth studying and learning from in this next phase of our class together. </p>
Episode #26
<p>Who is Warren Buffett?? I was hoping you'd ask that! Let me tell you. </p>
Episode #25
<p>As we transition between major investing topics, I'm answering a few important questions. Is it clickbait, or do I actually answer the question of "how do I get rich"?? </p>
Episode #24
<p>In this episode, we discuss the inflection point between being a net consumer and a net producer, what each means, and what you should focus on being right now. </p>
Episode #23
<p>One of the marks of a great investor, in finance and in all areas of life, is the ability to manage trade-offs well. Life is full of them, and we want to keep that in mind when making decisions with our limited...
Episode #22
<p>There are multiple ways to skin the cat of tracking and allocating your income and expenses. In this episode, we talk about a few of those ways and the most important elements of budgeting. </p>
Episode #21
<p>Debt can help you or hurt you. It depends on how you use it. In this discussion, we talk about the powerful tool of household debt. </p>
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