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Stansberry Investor Hour Interview

November 6, 2018

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I was interviewed by my friend Dan Ferris on the Stansberry Investor Hour show.

I was interviewed by my friend Dan Ferris on the Stansberry Investor Hour show. My segment of the interview starts at the 22:22 mark (click here to listen).

If you’d like to dig deeper into some of the concepts I discussed, you can read the following articles:

What quality means to us.

Why we sold of ETFs and bought Treasuries

How and why we are hedging our portfolios with options

Why Amazon will not run McKesson out of business and why we like the stock and here is one more.

Finally, How I quit eating desserts.

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