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The Timeless Investor Show explores how serious thinkers build wealth, resilience, and lasting success across generations. Hosted by Arie van Gemeren, CFA - The Timeless Investor Show connects history, philosophy, and real-world investing lessons into practical frameworks for today's investors, with a core focus on real estate investing. We study empires, cycles, currencies, and capital stewardship - and translate timeless principles into real-world action. Think well. Act wisely. Build something timeless.
Arie van Gemeren hosts The Timeless Investor Show, a business show with 50 episodes published.
In this episode of The Timeless Investor, we dissect the extraordinary rise and devastating fall of Robert Morris—the financial mastermind who personally funded the American Revolution, only to lose everything in America
On the morning of June 18, 1982, a postal clerk crossing London’s Blackfriars Bridge discovered the body of Roberto Calvi hanging from scaffolding, his pockets filled with bricks and $15,000 in cash. Only days earlier, C
On a December morning in 43 BC, the citizens of Rome walked into the forum and found two hands and a head nailed to the speaker's platform. The placement was curated. The hands were nailed up because they were the hands
In this episode, we deconstruct the 15-year mystery of American monetary policy: how the United States printed trillions of dollars without triggering the immediate hyperinflation historical precedents suggested was inev
On October 27, 1954, Conrad Hilton signed the largest real estate deal in history—the $111 million acquisition of the Statler Hotel Company. But the real story began 22 years earlier, in 1932, when Hilton was clinically
The warrior class of Tokugawa Japan was, in an accounting sense, already bankrupt to its own bond market by 1800. This episode explores the fascinating history of the Dojima Rice Exchange—the world's first organized futu
In 541 AD, the Roman Empire was on the brink of a historic restoration. Under Emperor Justinian, North Africa and Italy had been reconquered, the Hagia Sophia stood as a marvel of the world, and a unified legal code was
In 1925, Charles Ponzi stepped off a train in Florida with a suitcase and a fresh federal conviction. While history treats his "swamp land" scheme as a footnote, it was actually the ultimate signal for the greatest real
In 1644, the Ming Dynasty—one of the most sophisticated civilizations in history—collapsed in a matter of weeks. While history books often point to rebels and invaders, the true catalyst was a global monetary trap set de
This episode explores the recurring historical pattern where infrastructure "manias" and subsequent bubbles serve as the necessary, albeit painful, mechanism for societal advancement. By examining the rise and fall of Wo
The Stoic Investor | The Timeless Investor In 161 AD, a man inherited the largest economy on earth — and spent his first night as emperor writing philosophy in a private journal. That man was Marcus Aurelius, and what he
History doesn’t repeat, but investment manias do. In this episode of The Timeless Investor , Arie van Gemeren breaks down the American Railroad Era (1860–1900) to reveal the five fatal mistakes that wiped out a generatio
Everyone says real assets win during hyperinflation. They're right — and completely wrong.In 1923, Germany's hyperinflation wiped out savings, demolished the middle class, and destroyed the mark. Landlords who owned bric
The deadliest pandemic in recorded history didn't just kill 75 million people. It may have caused World War II.In the spring of 1919, Woodrow Wilson — the one man standing between a just peace and a punishing one — colla
Rome didn't fall because of barbarians. It fell because of free grain.In 123 BC, a Roman tribune named Gaius Gracchus gave the citizens of Rome subsidized grain. Sixty-five years later, it was free. By the time of August
Wealth is not what you have; it’s what you keep.In this deep dive, Arie van Gemeren explores the paradoxical collapse of the Spanish Empire—the wealthiest nation on Earth that somehow managed to go bankrupt five times in
June 28, 1914. An archduke is assassinated in Sarajevo. Within six weeks, every major power in Europe is at war. Within six weeks of that, the greatest monetary system humanity had ever created — one that delivered 44 ye
The same asset class returned +13% annually during 1970s stagflation—and lost 25% in 2022.Same country. Same interest rate risk. Same inflation dynamics. Completely opposite outcomes.Why? Because most investors optimize
On January 2nd, 1672, two bankers woke up to the same news: the King of England had just frozen £1.3 million in debt payments. Sovereign default. Both men had lent to the Crown. Both had survived civil war, plague, and t
What can a 14th-century financial ruin teach a 21st-century fund manager? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the 1345 collapse of the Bardi and Peruzzi banking houses—the dominant financial titans of the medieval
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The Timeless Investor Show is hosted by Arie van Gemeren. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 50 episodes.
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