Because it's not just the rule breaker stocks or companies that we're looking at, but it is.

It's also the approach that you take as an investor to the markets, breaking the rules

that others seem to abide by.

A quick example, there would be most people have way too short a time frame that they're

investing for.

I'm Mary Long, and that's Motley Full Co-Founder and Chief Rule Breaker, David Gardner.

Ricky Mulvey caught up with David and Rule Breaker's lead advisor Tim Byers to talk about

the fundamentals of rule breaker investing, how to find companies that solve migraine level

problems, and why risk doesn't always correlate with reward.

We have a lot of different flavors of investing at the Motley Full, but one of the house specialties,

house sauces, if you will, is the rule breaker style.

Joining us to discuss the fundamentals of that is Rule Breaker's lead advisor, Tim Byers,

and the Chief Rule Breaker himself, David Gardner.

Thank you both for joining us.

Very excited to be here.

Thank you, Ricky.

Thanks, Ricky.

So, to kick this off, I'll go to David, let's pretend that investing is a game, and even

if it's not a game, it has game-like elements.

How do you play the rule breaker version of this game?

Well, I love games, first of all, and I love the analogy, so that totally works for me,

Ricky.

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