It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Full Co-founder David Gardner.

And welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing. I'm David Gardner.

A pleasure to have you joining with me this week. We are talking about And welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing. I'm David Gardner.

A pleasure to have you joining with me this week.

We are talking sports this week.

I started it last week, comparing sports to investing,

seeing some of the overlap between the two subjects, two truly passionate subjects

for many of us.

I'm certainly one of those people who loves both sports and investing.

I realize, as I mentioned last week, not everybody loves sports.

I hope you love investing.

Otherwise, why are you listening to Rule Breaker Invest?

You're wasting your time otherwise, but I'm assuming you're not that you do love investing.

So that's a safe assumption assumption but it's never a

safe assumption for me to look across our listenership and say you all love

sports and you want to hear me talk about sports that's why through the lens

of sports we're talking about investing and this is a short

series this is the second of two so we'll be closing up this week and I'm going to be

talking about five examples of what I consider to be lazy or sloppy thinking that is frequently

repeated in sports often parroted about and I'm going to draw a direct analogy

between each of those five and a similarly bad investing cliche, some bad

investment thought that you'll often find out there to show that there is

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