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TBP Episode 11

Welcome to the 11th episode of The Better Podcast! We’re your co-hosts CHIN Hui Leong and CHONG Ser Jing. In The Better Podcast, we want you to get better at this game called life, together with us. This podcast is designed to share what we’ve learnt about life, business, investing, and so much more. For our 11th episode, we discussed a whole bunch of things, including: * Lessons we learnt from stock picks we had made in August 2018; these are stocks that have collectively delivered a positive return, but which have trailed the market. The stock picks we talked about include: * Our biggest loser, Zuora, which helps other companies make the leap from one-time sale of products to subscription services * SATS, a Singapore-based company that provides catering services to airlines * Online search giant, Alphabet (formerly known as Google), which is one of the bigger winners among the stock picks we had made * The biggest winner within the picks, the Singapore-based fintech company iFAST * Measuring investment results over 5-10 year time-frames is way more meaningful than measuring results over shorter time periods * A simple but useful thing all investors can implement to improve their investment process: Setting reminders to look back at how stocks you’ve passed on perform with the passage of time * Two examples of companies that have managed to improve their businesses in the face of difficulties, thereby bringing to life the concept that necessity is the mother of invention. The examples are: * ASML being forced to ship its lithography machines faster to customers * Tesla being forced to reduce the number of chips used per vehicle Nothing on this show should be taken as investment advice. It is purely for informational and entertainment purposes only. All opinions expressed in this show by us and our guests are solely our own opinions. We and our guests may hold positions in the financial assets discussed in the show. These holdings are subject to change at any time. We value your feedback, so let us know your thoughts! Contact us at thebetterpodcaster@gmail.com Show Notes * Book written by Tien Tzuo, founder of Zuora, titled Subscribed: Link [https://www.amazon.sg/Subscribed-Subscription-Model-Companys-Future/dp/0525536469/] * Article on how human taste buds change when flying: Link [https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20150112-why-in-flight-food-tastes-weird] * Tweet made by Ho Nam, on how Walmart and Amazon both took nearly the same amount of time to reach US$100 billion in GMV: Link [https://twitter.com/honam/status/1556403263951495168] * The engineering magic behind ASML’s lithography machines: Link [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv40Viz-KTc] * Earnings call transcript of ASML where management talked about fast shipments: Link [https://seekingalpha.com/article/4524522-asml-holding-nv-asml-ceo-peter-wennink-on-q2-2022-results-earnings-call-transcript] * Earnings call transcript of Tesla where management talked about reducing the number of chips used per vehicle: Link [https://www.fool.com/earnings/call-transcripts/2022/07/21/tesla-tsla-q2-2022-earnings-call-transcript/] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebetterpodcast.substack.com [https://thebetterpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

14. elo 2022 - 36 min
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TBP Episode 10

Welcome to the tenth episode of The Better Podcast! We’re your co-hosts CHIN Hui Leong and CHONG Ser Jing. In The Better Podcast, we want you to get better at this game called life, together with us. This podcast is designed to share what we’ve learnt about life, business, investing, and so much more. If you prefer videos of our conversations, we have a Youtube channel too, which you can find here [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCDSE4Cz6WaTKm5gSUsUqBg]! For our tenth episode, we discussed a whole bunch of things, including: * The current chaotic situation of USA’s freight railroad industry that is a result of the use of precision-scheduled railroading * How the freight railroad industry’s obsession with precision-scheduled railroading could be making the industry more fragile * The concept of antifragility and how organisms/systems can be classified into the fragile, the robust, and the antifragile * Precision-scheduled railroading could be a microcosm for how the overall business landscape is optimising for efficiency and thus becoming more fragile * A successful Polish grocer - Dino Polska - and how it may or may not fit the common patterns seen in highly successful US-native bricks-and-mortar retail companies such as Tractor Supply and Costco: * Successful membership programs * Omnichannel retail programs, such as BOPIS (buy online, pick up in store), BOSS (buy online, ship to store), ROPIS (reserve online, pay in store), BORIS (buy online, return in store), and curb-side pickup * Exclusive products and in-house brands * Fresh produce and livestock * Activities that can’t be done online Nothing on this show should be taken as investment advice. It is purely for informational and entertainment purposes only. All opinions expressed in this show by us and our guests are solely our own opinions. We and our guests may hold positions in the financial assets discussed in the show. These holdings are subject to change at any time. We value your feedback, so let us know your thoughts! Contact us at thebetterpodcaster@gmail.com Show Notes * Freightwave article on the chaotic situation of America’s freight railroads: Link [https://www.freightwaves.com/news/americas-freight-railroads-are-incredibly-chaotic-right-now] * Wall Street Journal article on Hunter Harrison and his idea of precision-scheduled railroading: Link [https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-revolution-sweeping-railroads-upends-how-america-moves-its-stuff-11554302583] * Podcast from Colossus featuring Matt Reustle and Jon Cukierwar on Dino Polska: Link [https://www.joincolossus.com/episodes/53215419/cukierwar-dino-polska-serving-small-town-poland?tab=transcript] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebetterpodcast.substack.com [https://thebetterpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

18. heinä 2022 - 35 min
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TBP Episode 9

Welcome to the ninth episode of The Better Podcast! We’re your co-hosts CHIN Hui Leong and CHONG Ser Jing. In The Better Podcast, we want you to get better at this game called life, together with us. This podcast is designed to share what we’ve learnt about life, business, investing, and so much more. If you prefer videos of our conversations, we have a Youtube channel too, which you can find here [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCDSE4Cz6WaTKm5gSUsUqBg]! For our ninth episode, we discussed a whole bunch of things, including: * The history of Visa (and the creation of its network effect), from its earliest days as a card scheme created by Bank of America, to how it became adopted by banks all across the USA * The brilliance of Dee Hock, one of Visa’s early leaders, in setting the stage for the company’s future growth by (1) running Visa in a decentralised manner, and (2) creating important constraints for banks who were using the card scheme, that ended up being de-constraining (throwback to Episode 8 [https://thebetterpodcast.substack.com/p/tbp-episode-8#details]!) * The importance of Bank of America spinning out Visa as an independent entity, and how Amazon could potentially make its cloud-computing arm, AWS (Amazon Web Services), an even more valuable entity by allowing it become a stand-alone company * How innovation in organisations could better flourish if individuals were given greater autonomy and freedom to explore in a decentralised way * The idea that as markets become larger, individual units within the market can become sizeable businesses - for example, an early Ford Motors factory had to bring in rubber, coal, metals, etc; in contrast, a modern automobile factory would have specialised suppliers * Why Michelin, a tire manufacturer, ended up recommending restaurants * A funny anecdote on how traditional financial institutions in Indonesia still cannot handle digitalisation today Nothing on this show should be taken as investment advice. It is purely for informational and entertainment purposes only. All opinions expressed in this show by us and our guests are solely our own opinions. We and our guests may hold positions in the financial assets discussed in the show. These holdings are subject to change at any time. We value your feedback, so let us know your thoughts! Contact us at thebetterpodcaster@gmail.com Show Notes * Article on Visa’s history by Fast Company: Link [https://www.fastcompany.com/27333/trillion-dollar-vision-dee-hock?page=0%2C5] * Podcast featuring Kenneth Stanley that describes how companies should handle innovation for better results: Link [https://www.joincolossus.com/episodes/88083127/stanley-greatness-without-goals] * Podcast featuring Martin Casado that features the idea of how markets become granularized over time as they become larger: Link [https://www.joincolossus.com/episodes/1290016/casado-the-past-present-and-future-of-digital-infrastructure?tab=blocks] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebetterpodcast.substack.com [https://thebetterpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

10. heinä 2022 - 33 min
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TBP Episode 8

Welcome to the eighth episode of The Better Podcast! We’re your co-hosts CHIN Hui Leong and CHONG Ser Jing. In The Better Podcast, we want you to get better at this game called life, together with us. This podcast is designed to share what we’ve learnt about life, business, investing, and so much more. If you prefer videos of our conversations, we have a Youtube channel too, which you can find here [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCDSE4Cz6WaTKm5gSUsUqBg]! For our eighth episode, we discussed a whole bunch of things, including: * There have been long periods of time where rising interest rates coincide with rising valuations * It’s hard to say what stocks would do when interest rates do rise; 2016-2019 was a period of rising interest rates and stocks did fine * The level and direction of interest rates may have very little to say about future movement of asset price * Stock picks the both of us made between 2016 and 2019 that have done well, even after the recent sharp decline in stock prices * The importance of measuring investment results over a multi-year period for lessons learnt * The interesting concept of constraints that de-constrains, which is related to the idea of interoperability (language itself exemplifies this concept!) * Another interesting concept of observing the present clearly instead of trying to predict the future * An insightful way of listening to your customers * Great stocks don’t make you think Nothing on this show should be taken as investment advice. It is purely for informational and entertainment purposes only. All opinions expressed in this show by us and our guests are solely our own opinions. We and our guests may hold positions in the financial assets discussed in the show. These holdings are subject to change at any time. We value your feedback, so let us know your thoughts! Contact us at thebetterpodcaster@gmail.com Show Notes * Robert Shiller’s database on interest rates, stock prices, and valuations: Link [http://www.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/data.htm] * Dan Rasmussen podcast on the level and direction of interest rates showing little correlation to the movement of asset price : Link [https://www.theinvestorspodcast.com/episodes/indicators-for-crisis-investing-w-dan-rasmussen/] * Alex Danco podcast on constraints being de-constraining, and observing the present clearly: Link [https://www.joincolossus.com/episodes/82387967/danco-token-gated-commerce?tab=transcript] * Peter Gassner podcast on listening to customers: Link [https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/capital-efficient-growth-with-zoom-ceo-eric-yuan-veeva-ceo-peter-gassner] * David Gardner talking about how great stocks don’t make you think: Link [https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/03/02/great-stocks-dont-make-you-think-2.aspx] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebetterpodcast.substack.com [https://thebetterpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

4. heinä 2022 - 34 min
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TBP Episode 7

Welcome to the seventh episode of The Better Podcast! We’re your co-hosts CHIN Hui Leong and CHONG Ser Jing. In The Better Podcast, we want you to get better at this game called life, together with us. This podcast is designed to share what we’ve learnt about life, business, investing, and so much more. For our seventh episode, we discussed a whole bunch of things, including: * Hank Paulson and Neel Kashkari had no idea how much money was enough to save the US financial system when the Great Financial Crisis erupted in 2008; Paulson was the Treasury Secretary back then and Kashkari was his aide * Warren Buffett and his investment lieutenants - Ted Weschler and Todd Combs - felt lost in the investment landscape when the COVID-19 pandemic first happened * The experiences of Paulson, Kashkari, Buffett, Weschler, and Combs highlight the importance of humility when investing * How chaotic the situation was during the Great Financial Crisis * A book written by turnaround expert Steve Miller * Learning the proper lessons from financial crises and market crashes * A prediction by venture capital firm Bessemer Venture Partners from its State of the Cloud 2022 report on how software firms can build different monetisation models through the power of APIs (application programing interfaces) * Amazon co-founder Jeff Bezos linking beer brewers in the early 20th century with cloud computing providers today * An interesting story of how one road in China came to be named “1 Sundram Road” * Another prediction by Bessemer Venture Partners from its State of the Cloud 2022 report: Cloud marketplaces will become an important distribution channel for software companies Nothing on this show should be taken as investment advice. It is purely for informational and entertainment purposes only. All opinions expressed in this show by us and our guests are solely our own opinions. We and our guests may hold positions in the financial assets discussed in the show. These holdings are subject to change at any time. We value your feedback, so let us know your thoughts! Contact us at thebetterpodcaster@gmail.com Show Notes * Book from Mary Childs on Bill Gross titled The Bond King, which featured the story on Hank Paulson and Neel Kashkari: Link [https://www.amazon.com/Bond-King-Market-Built-Empire/dp/1250120845] * Podcast featuring Ted Weschler, where he shared his investing experience when COVID-19 happened: Link [https://open.spotify.com/episode/71pMaMiLZSFZWkgIpqiV1i] * Book written by Steve Miller: Link [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0013TX9WS/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1] * Bessemer Venture Partners State of the Cloud 2022 report: Link [https://www.bvp.com/atlas/state-of-the-cloud-2022#Prediction-1-Leaning-into-indirect-monetization-from-day-one-is-becoming-table-stakes-for-SaaS-businesses] * Acquired podcast featuring Jeff Bezos’s story on beer brewers in the early 20th century: Link [https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/the-playbook-lessons-from-200-company-stories] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thebetterpodcast.substack.com [https://thebetterpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

23. kesä 2022 - 33 min
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