Welcome to the Money Tree Investing Podcast.

Stock market, wealth, personal finance, value stocks, invest in your life.

Welcome to another episode of the Money Tree podcast.

I'm Joe Sol See-Hi from Stackin' Benjamins, and I'm in

the driver's seat today. So let's jump right into the show, shall we? Our guest, today's the co-author

of one of my favorite books on investing in financial planning. He's here to talk about investing

and how to line up the perfect portfolio. His book is called Rich as a King, How the Wisdom of Chess can make you a grandmaster

of investing. And I'm talking about Mr. Doug Goldstein, CFP, and host of two awesome podcasts as well.

Welcome to the show, Doug. Hey, it's really great to be here, Joe. Thank you.

Well, I'm really excited because, you know, we talk about all different types of investing,

but we don't often put

a wrapper on investments and just do where do investments really fit in your portfolio. So I was hoping

to do that today. You, when it comes to chess, it's funny because there's a bunch of jargon,

I know, in the chess world. In fact, fact it's funny i was at a board game conference

does that give me more street cred yeah you got street cred with me but i don't know about with your

listener i was at a board game conference and there were these people in front of me who had just

finished a game of chess and you know chess as you know dog has its own jargon right they're talking

about and i'm going to slaughter this but they're like well I took my Kings Rook six and did a something, something, and checkmate. And I'm like, wow,

it was this whole different language. Yeah, do you find that's the case with investing as we think

it's harder than it is because investing has its own language? Well, it's true, but Joe, I hang out with guys like you who actually try to

take all the investing jargon and leave it back at the office and then talk publicly using real

terms like make money or lose money, which is what people really understand instead of things like

...