Burn rate, asset location, inventory turnover, customer acquisition cost, spiffy pop.

Each of these represent intermediate level terms that most serious investors know, and most people

who are not serious investors do not know. Well, I'm inviting on three serious investors this

week, Motley Fool advisors and analysts

all in order to help teach the rest of us some new terms, terms like the ones I let off with,

each of which has been covered in the past episodes of this week's recurring series, some simple,

some more advanced, all terms you need to know.

Drawn from investing and business, understanding these terms and the concepts behind them

will enable you to become smarter about the game of investing smarter, which in my experience

leads to happier and richer over time.

Or maybe you already know these terms, in which case, well, we've got a scoring system.

You can score yourself this week.

It's Volume 8 of Gotta Know the Lingo, welcoming in Amanda Kish, Nick Seiple, and Alicia

Alfieri to teach you and me this week only on Rule Breaker Investing.

It's the Rule Breaker Investing podcast with Motley Full co-founder, David Gardner.

Welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing. It's got to know the lingo, volume eight. The purpose of this series is to look at some of

the terms that you might hear about and not always fully understand from business, accounting,

investing, sometimes technology as well. Some new oncoming terms to get you thinking about the

language of investing, business, and sometimes life life to get you smarter about these concepts.

We're about to do volume 8. I'm going to be welcoming on Amanda, Nick, and Alicia, to share three

simple terms and three advanced terms this week. And before we start, let's talk again about

our little scoring system for you for this series. You're scoring us. So we have

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