Ep. 252 James Altucher: All In

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Frank Curzio

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🗓️ 10 September 2014

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Welcome back!James Altucher, hedge-fund manager and host of the new The James Altucher Show and Ask Altucher, joins S&A Investor Radio, to discuss his thoughts on college.It's a view on a topic that you don't hear very often...Find out why James says young adults would be much better off not going to college.Do the advantages really outweigh the disadvantages? Is the debt going to be worth the degree?His reasoning will certainly make you think twice about the real worth of a college degree...Then, James discusses some of his recent interviews with some of the biggest names that the podcast industry has ever seen. Listeners get to hear all about his conversations with rap legends Ice-T, Coolio, and Biz Markie and learn exclusive details that most people never knew.He also breaks down the newest technology trends that could provide big returns for investors and gives you a couple of investment ideas to think about.It's a fantastic interview that you won't want to miss.Enjoy!

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0:00.0	S&A Investor Radio looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream financial media
0:07.0	to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street, right to you on Main Street.
0:14.0	How's it going out there?
0:19.0	It's Wednesday, September 10th, and I'm Frank Curzon
0:21.0	you to host the SNA Investor Podcast Podcast where I break down the headlines and
0:27.0	tell you what's really moving these markets.
0:32.0	So, went into Walmart last weekend.
0:35.0	I had to pick up a few household things.
0:38.0	Walmart is only about 10 minutes away from my house.
0:40.0	So we usually do like shopping for like paper towels and bottled water, you know, just
0:44.4	run out at night sometimes, I know what I asked me too.
0:47.6	And I passed by the electronics section and they had the GoPro cameras there which you know I'm interested.
0:53.4	I talked about the stock a lot, Debbrough, saying look there's a lot of people
0:57.2	ripping off their technology, you don't have patents on it and the stock probably doubled since
1:01.2	them, that's another story.
1:02.2	So I'm interested in buying
1:03.6	one because my daughters are both swimmers, we have a pool and a little few blocks from the beach,
1:07.6	so I wanted to get some really great photos of them and you know I was looking to buy one. So I
1:12.2	actually represented from Walmart about the cameras and there's a couple of them.
1:15.6	There's the GoPro 2, GoPro 3, GoPro 3 plus cameras and they all separated like $100 each.
1:21.6	They range from $199 to around $3.99 for a really professional one. So I
1:27.0	ex a representative. I was like, you know, what's the difference in these cameras? I mean, you know, why should I spend $2.99 instead of the the 199 the 399 is really like a professional
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