I tuned in to hear Cullen Roche, who is awesome as usual. But I almost yelled out loud after the 6th or 7th time the host interrupted him mid-sentence to make his own version of the point or redirect the conversation in a non-sequitor direction. When you bring on a guest, let him talk. I wanted to hear his thoughts to their conclusion. Hope this helps improve future content.

One of my favorite podcasts to listen to (ex sellsider here, although that doesn’t hold much weight anymore). Good breakdown of current and upcoming events. Awesome guests too. Sometimes I wish he would push them more on their opinions. But whatev. I’ve cutback my podcasts in 2022, but I make sure to listen to this one every week.

There’s always something to learn from you and your guests.

Really enjoy the show from week to week to get the latest in all financial news!

I’m looking for financial information not political.

Andrew, host of the Disciplined Investor podcast, highlights all aspects of investing and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!

Andrew enjoy your podcast for the perspective you give on how to interpret short and longer term market trends. How can i get copy of dry marinade beef recipe on last show.

More and more your interviews are talking about Bitcoin.

I very much enjoy listening to Andrew Horowitz, but Frank Curzio is a moron and is dead air when he is speaking. To say in a late November 2020 podcast that "masks don't work" against COVID in moronic. He furthers his bona fides as a first class idiot by saying "I've read 1000's studies about this and its true". No competent epidemiologist would ever agree with that statement. If he treats stock research like he treats science research it's no wonder he fails on so many of his picks and market "insights". You have to just ignore anything the guy says.

He said green new deal will stimulate the economy

I have listened to and learned from this podcast almost since the beginning. It occasionally slips into politics, but generally has kept its investment focus. Until this week. A much hyped conversation with a podcaster turned into a conspiracy rant, complete with off color sexist jokes, mocking the head of the European Central Bank, fearing the evils of “globalists”. Andrew appeared to approve and egg on his friend. First time I ever turned off his podcast halfway through and deleted. Now looking for other investment podcasts.

I just started investing 2 years ago and stumbled across this podcast. Andrew kills it each week. I look forward to my disciplined investor Sunday podcast. I've learned so much from this show and continue to learn to this day! Thank you, Andrew, you are the man!

Best part was when guest said people should be mad at the ones trying to make them angry, then, realizing the irony, changes up. Oh, and that he is not political...

Though I still feel some of what my old 1 star review said, I see now I let myself get overly sensitive about Andrew putting some of his political views in since Trump ( even though he claims he doesn’t) but I was way off base giving this such a bad rating. Andrew puts out free content and if 5 minutes outta an hour is whatever he still deserves praise for 90% of the show. Andrew I’m sorry for this and I am changing this to what it should of been. 5 stars!

Cheers on your podcast!! Looking forward to your next episodes!

I thought I was listing to a podcast about investing but I hear we are heading to a civil war because of the liberal democratic, you lost me Andrew.

its a math equation. death rate = #of deaths / positive cases (1) we have no idea what the denominator is (2) there is reason to believe the numerator is skewed to the upside, per Senator Dr. Scott Jensen and others. (3) Analysis: if we don't know the denominator & cant guarantee the numerator ,then we don't know the death rate. Yet government policy is being made upon "models" that don't reflect reality by the voice of Dr.Fauci. I wish the USA would have taken the Sweden route instead . (4) Unfortunately, my fathers flooring business only received 3,000$ of PPP . Not 3,000$ per employee, but $3,000 total. That is supposed to cover 8 weeks . Further, if you applied once you can not re-apply for round#2 of PPP. His business was around for 30 years ,had small warehouse &10 employees. Nothing extravagant, avg. 50-75k $/yr. per employee $ all managers. So Andrew, the answer is NO, not everyone can "wait" for the "virus (aka the flu)" to go away. Its pretty offensive you noted so many professions as "unessential" b/c they are very essential to those business owners who have families to feed, bills to pay, etc. I think you showed a true lack of empathy, lack of respect, & its something your neighbors and/or potential clients may not appreciate down the road. Life's a warm Florida beach sometimes like that sometimes.

I thought this was an investing podcast, not a modern adult version of chicken little. The original is much better.

My favorite financial podcast. I find myself recommending it often. Thanks!

I have listened to the Discipling Investor podcast for about 10 years. It has provided me with solid, level headed advice over that time. Andrew is a very seasoned financial consultant who is very informative and also most interesting to listen to.

The two best pure fellow investors. Join forces- take over the brokerages!

4 episodes in a row, all corona virus, corona virus, corona virus. This guys is paranoid, and it seems like he doesn’t do his homework. All talk, no direction. Guests are alright.

Mr. Horowitz has been around longer than most in podcasting world; this weekly commentary is one of the only offerings to have been through a bear market unlike many financial planners these days. His level-headed approach to asset allocation and wealth of experience in the industry is evident in each podcast. Please keep this train of investing rationality going.

Well worth making time to incorporate this into your weekly routine.

His podcast is good when he has guest commentators. By himself he brags about his boat, his ability to cook and a trip to Cuba and how QE policy is not sustainable. A good podcast to listen to if you have insomnia.

One of the best podcasts out there. Best in finance IMO.

Excellent commentary and guests. Doesn’t make ridiculous statements. A lot of good insight to personal finance and investing.

Horowitz is a smart man with a lot of good market insights.

Andrew is amazing. I have listened to him for several years and I love his no B.S. style. Keep the good work Andrew!

Andrew and his guests share actionable lessons and expert advice on how to achieve all your goals in investing. Highly recommend listening and subscribing if you want the knowledge AND mindsets to truly become a well-versed and disciplined investor!

Andrew, host of The Disciplined Investor, highlights all aspects of investing in this can't miss podcast. Andrew and his expert guests offer insightful advice that's helpful to anyone that listens!

Always enjoying listening in and learning something new. Andrew is a great host, very engaging. He has insightful guests, and runs a very focused show

Great podcast and Andrew actually answers questions you email him. Thanks for your time and effort Andrew. Cheers

Fantastic Podcast. Informative, interesting and entertaining. Five Stars.

Can't wait to listen every week

I've been listening for almost 2 years and Andrew is my favorite of all the Wall Street shows. He pulls no punches and backs up his statements with facts and data. I may not always agree with him, but more times than not I do. He's also taught me quite a bit, but reminds me I have so much more to learn! Thank you Andrew for all the time you put into this quality podcast!

Andrew is sharp, on point and puts it all together. Great advice. I only wish it were daily!

Great podcast covering a variety of topics. Discussions on strategies, global economic environment & macroeconomics, industries, and current market issues makes this podcast stand out. The combination of breadth of aspects and personal touch makes me look forward to every Sunday. Featuring various guests makes each show different and engaging. Horowitz makes investing funny and engaging. Way to go! Keep up the good work!

Not much to say, this is a great show and I listen every week.

Great podcast and guests. Andrew's review of the economy, trends, news, editorials are so valuable to the listener. I have listened to Andrew for some years now. Each year his podcasts gets better and better. Serious investors have to check out Andrew every Monday morning to prep for the week ahead of you.

no episode for several weeks ...

Worth listening too, although sometimes a bit long. Andrew does his homework and delivers a handful of good angles. He's a more cautious investor (at least now) than others, but he's not a "buy gold go panic" kind of guy. When there's no guest, he could keep things a bit shorter, but he provides a good amount of details and gives his views on the economy and global markets which are thought out and well reasoned.

Andrew has taught me so much about what's moving the markets behind the scenes. I love his podcast.

Andrew provides a lot of very specific information about the markets and how investors can find opportunity in any situation. Not only is he a great interviewer, he is also a valued guest on other podcasts that focus on investing.

Excellent finance podcast. Knowledgeable and able to express his thoughts in a cogent manner. Highly recommended for those seeking to increase their financial aptitude.

Why does Andrew Horowitz talk about the GoPro camera so much? I can only think on one reason: he owns it and needs to prop up its price. The interview with his son was pretty strange, very unlike the level of his usual podcast. So, who is the audience here? Horowitz is clearly a Republican. He criticized Obama’s free Community College plan, but didn’t really have a reason for doing so, and offered no alternative. Can we stick to investing here?

I have been following Mr. Horowitz for over a year now and he is indeed a constant reminder of good investment practice and provides good insights and comments on investment in general. What differentiates this podcast from others is that teh host often tries to have a wider view on particular stocks and how to see them in a wider context such as technological trends, general market moves or monetary policy. Also the guest are usually of high quality and the interviews tend to be pretty interesting. It is one of my weekly must listen to.

Just started a few months ago. Really enjoyed the interviews. Most of the guests provided useful investment ideas. Thanks for the good work!

The Disciplined Investor podcast provides advice for investors of all levels. Andrew covers trending stock market topics with insightful research and commentary from his work as an investment adviser.

Further updating my two previous reviews. Unfortunately, this podcast continues to deteriorate into (a) an infomercial for his TradeStation product plus his other services and (b) macro economic ranting against the Fed and central banks. OK, Andrew, you've made your point (at least 10 minutes each podcast) that you don't like Fed policy. There is very little else. He's spiced in some interviews but then poor Andrew can't help himself and tends to talk over his guests. Dropping it one start to two remaining stars. *************************************************************** Updating my podcast review from November 2009. I continue to listen in on his podcast from time-to-time. I fully stand by my previous review with the added observation that the podcast has even more infomercial aspects than previously. Andrew does not really cover investing. He really covers **day trading** or at best what is generally recognized as swing trading (i.e., in a position for several weeks at the most). There is ample evidence that day trading is a loser's game. Retail investors who quickly move in and out of stocks do not make money. Andrew advocates his short-term trading models and services, and that's not true long-term investing on fundamentals. He spends a lot more time on promoting his new services than he did a couple of years ago, hence, my criticism of the infomercial creep in his podcast. I am sure that Andrew really believes in his system but it's not for me. I don't think he is a charlatan or some evil person. It's a position that is inherently flawed. Most investors would be better off by a Vanguard mutual fund with an ultra low expense ratio than trying to invest with Andrew's short term, churning, trading philosophy. Podcast listeners who are seeking true investing ideas would be better served by heading over to Motley Fool or the Wise Investor podcasts. I am a seasoned investor with a tremendous amount of institutional fixed income portfolio management experience and find Andrew less than useful. Again, I don't think he is dishonest nor a bad person. I just don't think his viewpoints can really serve the investor. ***************************************************** I have listened to this podcast for over six months and have formed the following opinions. I have an extensive investing background, so I may be a little harsh in my following points. * Andrew is very enthusiastic about his profession, and seems to really care about what he is saying. Seems very forthright and gives enough warnings about his positioning. * Sometimes he has very interesting and insightful guests, sometimes not. Guests can be hit or miss, so don't judge the podcast on just one episode. Listen to a few before deciding for yourself * This show offers little insight to the fundamental investor. The fundamentals he discusses or even hints at is very scant at best. * Andrew seems to be really a day trader masquerading as an investor. His favorite guests, Fausto Pugliese and Frank Curzio, are really day traders or short-term momentum traders that add nothing to a true **investor's** arsenal. When they are guests, the podcast is like listening to cocktail party talk where you are not privy to the inside jokes. * Andrew tends to belabor his points and interrupt his guests occasionally. * Good for a re-hash of trader talk, gives a recap of a reasonable explanation for last week's market action. Andrew seems mired in discussing short-term trends and not long-term issues. * You have to wade through a lot of drivel to pick up any actionable ideas. I would be hard pressed to come up with totally fresh ideas for each week, so Andrew has a lot of time to fill. Podcast could easily be 1/3 shorter and not lose any content. * Stocks only, Andrew does not cover fixed income or other products (or only cursory coverage). However, he did have a recent interview on structured settlements investing (which while interesting, seems a bit flaky to me personally). * I would recommend this podcast for day traders and newbies thinking about becoming short-term traders.