Episode 3
Uber - Don’t Get Taken for a Ride
Published on:
6th May, 2022
Keys to avoid making bad investment decisions.
About the Podcast
Gainology
Don't let your logic prevent you from making money and accomplishing your goals. Learn and do works from the Einstein of Finance.
In the over 25 years of helping people, I’ve never met anyone that wants to lose. We don’t want to lose games. We don’t want to lose loved ones. And we ESPECIALLY don’t want to lose money. Naturally, we want to gain. As true as this is, most end up losing more than they gain, not because of a lack of effort but because something is wrong with their Gainology.
In this Gainology podcast and my Gainology book series, I share what helped me predict and make money off the housing bubble and banking crisis, a scientifically based rationale that you need to know to consistently get ahead.
In this Gainology podcast and my Gainology book series, I share what helped me predict and make money off the housing bubble and banking crisis, a scientifically based rationale that you need to know to consistently get ahead.
About your host
Eric January
Eric O. January is a seasoned entrepreneur who is the president and CEO of Conduit Investment Advisors®, LLC, and the principal of Eric O’Neal January and Co, a certified public accounting firm. He is also the author of the three-part Gainology book series (formerly titled Mo’Sense).
He owns several trademarks, created his own investment valuation equation, and has patents pending on investment portfolio tools. His formal education was obtained at Sam Houston State University, where he graduated in 1992 with a BBA in Accounting. At Sam, he was the first walk-on football player to earn a full athletic scholarship, a two-time all-conference defensive end with academic all-conference honors, and a team captain on the 1991 nationally-ranked, Southland conference championship team.
He owns several trademarks, created his own investment valuation equation, and has patents pending on investment portfolio tools. His formal education was obtained at Sam Houston State University, where he graduated in 1992 with a BBA in Accounting. At Sam, he was the first walk-on football player to earn a full athletic scholarship, a two-time all-conference defensive end with academic all-conference honors, and a team captain on the 1991 nationally-ranked, Southland conference championship team.