Neeraj Khemlani
speaker
332 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 18 Jun
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Yeah, sure.
I mean, to sum up the book, it's about a father who is trying to build the ultimate lottery ticket for his three daughters.
And that's a coffee can full of stocks that he hopes will someday be worth half a billion dollars.
And when you hear a story like that, it just grabs a hold of you.
And I've known Matt for a very long time.
And we've been talking for probably, Matt, over a quarter century at this point.
And Matt's been a deep background source of mine just to answer the basic questions about corporate America and Wall Street.
And a couple of years ago, in one of our catch up calls, Matt told me the goddamnedest story about coffee can investing.
And he was inspired by an article that he had read by a guy named Robert Kirby, who used to work for Capital Research in Los Angeles.
was part of the Brady Commission for Ronald Reagan after the mid-1980s stock market crash.
And Kirby was an interesting guy who was managing money for a lot of people, particularly in California.
And he approached a Los Angeles heiress,
and said, can I manage your money for you?
And she liked him and said, yes, you can.
I don't know too much about managing money, so why don't you deal with my husband on day-to-day matters?
He's a lawyer.
And so Kirby said, OK.
And over the years, he would call up the husband and say, buy this stock for your wife.
And the husband would dutifully buy the stock, you know, for his wife, but without telling anybody, would buy the same stock for himself with his own money and move on.
And then over the years, Kirby would call the husband and say, you know, sell the stock for your wife.
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