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What Should You Be Investing In Right Now? | Asher Rogovy (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Omelas Podcast, Aryaman Varma speaks with Asher Rogovy, founder and Chief Investment Officer of Magnifina (magnifina.com). Asher began his career in institutional finance, working across foreign exchange, derivatives and proprietary trading during the global financial crisis before moving into portfolio management. We discuss how professional investors identify mispriced opportunities, whether the S&P 500 has become dangerously concentrated, the risks of passive investing,
How to Build Wealth, Pay Less Tax & Avoid Bad Financial Advice | Amir Noor (opens the original)
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What does it actually take to build wealth, make smarter financial decisions, and avoid the mistakes that cost people money? In this episode of the Omelas Podcast, I sit down with Amir Noor, CFP®, EA and CRPS™, founder of N Financial Plans, to discuss the rules of money that most people are never taught.
What 66 Million Years of Climate History Tells Us About Our Future | Bärbel Hönisch (opens the original)
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What can 66 million years of Earth’s history teach us about the future? Bärbel Hönisch is a Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University and one of the world’s leading researchers in paleoceanography. In this conversation, we explore what ancient oceans reveal about atmospheric CO₂ and climate, why the speed of modern climate change matters, what the geological record can teach us about our future, and whether humanity has reasons to be optimistic.
Why Housing Became Unaffordable: NYU Stern's Daniel Greenwald (opens the original)
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Why has housing become so unaffordable, and who actually benefits when interest rates fall? Daniel Greenwald, Professor of Finance at NYU Stern, joins Aryaman Varma to explain the hidden financial forces shaping house prices, mortgages, corporate borrowing and wealth inequality.
Nazli Parvizi: President of MOFAD (opens the original)
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Join us as we speak with Nazli Parvizi, the youngest executive director in NYC and the President of MOFAD.
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