Every once in a blue moon or a new moon or an old moon or a borrowed moon, I queue up a hodgepodge of points

that I want to share. They're not really related to each other. They're a hodgepodge, but I force

them to fit into this mold, something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. You probably know the

expression, don't you? It's what brides traditionally are supposed to wear on their wedding day

for good luck, something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. And while I won't be

providing this on this podcast, you're also supposed to have a silver sixpence in your shoe.

Now, if you want to locate a dime or a quarter and slip it into your shoe for this week's podcast, I think you might have even better luck.

Anyway, as the winter here in the Northern Hemisphere begins to crank itself up, I'm cranking back up this recurring episodic

series for Rule Breaker Investing. Once again, our 10th volume. We're going to talk about

life hacks, I still swear by, and a brand new holiday idea for America will borrow an answer

to the question, won't artificial intelligence do all our investing for us?

And take a look through a blue lens at a fallen star stock,

a beam stock, no less,

that was actually the first short in Motley Fool history.

Something old, something new, something borrowed,

something blue only on this week's Rule

Breaker Investing.

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

Welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing. If you are a gamer, I sure hope you were with me last week.

My once a year Games, games, games podcast this time, Volume 7 was really fun to do.

And as I went through more than a dozen games for that podcast, I was thinking about all the games I didn't get to speak to.

For example, Splendor.

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