I'm often asked for material to get started on some quantitative finance topics; so here are my recommended reads and listens, in no particular order.
Probably the podcast of quantitative finance. I think it's the best one out there, and most of the influential practitioners in the field end up being interviewed by Corey Hoffstein. Flirting With Models is a great podcast which balances the at times very technical content and makes it accessible. It airs about every other week.
PodcastPatrick Boyle's podcast On Finance is entertaining and informative. He's a professional fund manager and his perspective on a very broad range of events in the financial world is very informative. He has a YouTube channel but it can be listened to as a podcast with audio only.
YouTube ⬈ Podcast ⬈Chat with Traders is one of the best-known and longest-running podcasts that relate to trading and finance. The episodes are in-depth interviews, most episodes stretch beyond one hour, of traders who share their journey, tips and techniques.
Podcast ⬈Jon's video essays are hands down some of the best-researched and most accurate in the fields of both the electronics industry and the broader Asian economies. The content is technical and of incredible quality.
YouTube ⬈ Website ⬈Guy Raz interviews twice a week entrepreneurs who share their journey. It's a very inspirational podcast and the guests come from a broad range of industries and experiences.
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