Listen Score
LS 37
Global Rank
TOP 2.5%

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weekly
Average audio length:
52 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
239 episodes
since Aug. 1, 2020
episodic

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~85.46% of listeners are from United States.
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US
85.46%
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SG
4.77%
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GB
3.25%
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DK
2.81%
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CA
1.30%
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DE
0.65%
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TZ
0.21%
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HK
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KR
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IN
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NO
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Others
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(apologies for Luke's audio quality this week, visiting family, and had a major tech failure minute before starting the livestream) King of the Jungle is our real-money investing contest: each of us started with $1,000 in October 2023, then added $100 a month in year one and $200 a month since, and…

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Monkey had the worst week ever. He opens the $ASTS segment with Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone signing a letter of intent to explore a joint bid for satellite spectrum, admits he bought his two calls at the worst possible time, then hears the advice Luke sent him by WhatsApp that…
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Monkey combs through the losers at the back of his King of the Jungle portfolio and asks whether you should add on big drops. He never added to $MRLN, now down close to 80%, and says that was right; but holding back on Chainlink cost him a double. Badger reviews Thomas Chua's The Lunch Break Invest…
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