Podcast appearances and mentions of matt franz

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by Matt Franz. Matt is founder and principal of Eagle Point Capital. The registered investment adviser aims to build wealth in the long term while avoiding the permanent loss of capital.  Matt kicks off the show by describing Eagle Point Capital's ownership mentality for buying stocks and what qualities he looks for in a company. As he explains, businesses that have very simple unit economics and that are noncyclical tend to be the best. He also zeroes in on specific metrics to evaluate stocks, the importance of owning businesses that reinvest capital, and his "replication mode" method for assessing a company's future potential. (1:41) Next, Matt talks about whether brands can be economic moats. He urges investors not to conflate brand awareness with pricing power, using consumer-electronics company Toshiba as an example. This leads to a conversation about luxury brands, why Matt prefers distributors to retailers, and why he only invests in companies worth 10 times earnings or less. Matt then breaks down his long-term focus, discussing intrinsic value and giving listeners a reality check. (17:10) Finally, Matt highlights the discipline it takes to be a long-term value investor, as it's human nature to want to add more to a position when it's soaring or sell shares on bad news. However, when you own good businesses, it's best to sit on your hands and do nothing. Matt also shares some guidelines Eagle Point Capital follows when searching for stocks in terms of market cap, industry, risk factor, and cyclicality. (37:53)

On this week's Stansberry Investor Hour, Dan and Corey are joined by Matt Franz. Matt is founder and principal of Eagle Point Capital. The registered investment adviser aims to build wealth in the long term while avoiding the permanent loss of capital.  Matt kicks off the show by describing Eagle Point Capital's ownership mentality for buying stocks and what qualities he looks for in a company. As he explains, businesses that have very simple unit economics and that are noncyclical tend to be the best. He also zeroes in on specific metrics to evaluate stocks, the importance of owning businesses that reinvest capital, and his "replication mode" method for assessing a company's future potential. (1:41) Next, Matt talks about whether brands can be economic moats. He urges investors not to conflate brand awareness with pricing power, using consumer-electronics company Toshiba as an example. This leads to a conversation about luxury brands, why Matt prefers distributors to retailers, and why he only invests in companies worth 10 times earnings or less. Matt then breaks down his long-term focus, discussing intrinsic value and giving listeners a reality check. (17:10) Finally, Matt highlights the discipline it takes to be a long-term value investor, as it's human nature to want to add more to a position when it's soaring or sell shares on bad news. However, when you own good businesses, it's best to sit on your hands and do nothing. Matt also shares some guidelines Eagle Point Capital follows when searching for stocks in terms of market cap, industry, risk factor, and cyclicality. (37:53)

In this episode, we speak to Matt Franz, an Army Veteran, and recent inductee into Florida's Veteran Hall of Fame. We discuss the current leadership landscape, leadership in times of crises and what our future may look like. We also have three books to suggest for your leadership education.

In this episode you'll listen to my conference call with Matt Franz & Chris Coker - both US Army veterans and with Ricardo Garcia, a veteran of the Air Force. We have a fantastic conversation where these guys offer their suggestions and recommendations to active duty military personnel and veterans on successfully transitioning into the civilian workforce after military service.They provide their insights on the timing, tactics, and mindset needed to translate military experience and training into an ideal position and career in the civilian workforce. These great guys also give their thoughts on the support and issues surrounding the families and loved ones of our military folks and veterans.To learn more about Matt, Chris, and Ricardo, the following are links to the LinkedIn profiles for: Matt Franz, Chris Coker, and Ricardo Garcia.By the way, Chris Coker also hosts a podcast series - The Suit Soldier Podcast - which helps veterans leverage their military experience in the civilian workforce. Please click here to learn more.Please feel free to send me you comments as well as any ideas on how I can improve the Skilled Trades Playbook podcast series on Twitter to @aybcareers or you can email me at jcarosso@AtYourBest.comFor more info about the Skilled Trades Playbook and a full listing of episodes categorized by topic, please click hereTo learn more about the At Your Best Playbook series, please go to www.AtYourBest.comThanks a lot, Juan Carosso

In this episode, Matt Franz talks about how to effectively plan and execute the process of transitioning from military service to the civilian workforce. He speaks about how to specifically translate the experiences and skills that our military folks gain while in service to make themselves even more competitive for prospective, civilian employers. Matt also lays out the opportunities that exist across the Supply Chain/Logistics field.Please feel free to send me you comments as well as any ideas on how I can improve the Skilled Trades Playbook podcast series on Twitter to @aybcareers or you can email me at jcarosso@AtYourBest.comFor a complete listing of Skilled Trades Playbook episodes categorized by topic, please click herePlease follow us on Facebook at @SkilledTradesPlaybookTo learn more about the At Your Best Playbook series, please go to www.AtYourBest.comThanks a lot, Juan Carosso

In this episode of Power to the Meeple Josh is joined by Matt Franz of Cardboard Carnage to discuss recent plays of Port Royal, Raiders of the North Sea, Tsuro of the Seas and Evolution. Matt and Josh look forward to Star Wars: Outer Rim, learning to play Dungeons & Dragons 5E and the upcoming con season. Matt tells us all about his role on Cardboard Carnage and breaks the news of his upcoming liveplay podcast of Pathfinder 2nd Edition. Josh learns Matt’s board game origin story and the pair discuss Dominion, one of Matt’s favorite board games before Matt is subjected to the Board Games/Sports Crossover Quiz. To learn more about Matt Franz and Cardboard Carnage head over to www.cardboardcarnage.com. To leave feedback on this episode or these games, join the discussion on our BGG Guild.

Draft Mechanic Episode 35: Fabled Fruit on tap; Six Pack: Games to play this holiday season Wow, suddenly, it’s very very cold outside. Must be the holidays on the horizon! We’re a few weeks out for our traditional Christmas trip to visit family and we’re thinking ahead - what games will we take with us this year? That led us to today’s feature, our first Six Pack list of six games to play with the family this holiday season. We’re also talking about recent plays of Fabled Fruit, Raiders of the North Sea and Imhotep. And we loop back around to Fabled Fruit for some fruity and delicious beer pairings! Finally, listener Matt Franz led us towards today’s beer segment: are there any beers that are served hot? Well, no, no, but no, but also… maybe? We found out about something interesting in our rundown of proper beer serving temperatures! Bundle up, let’s talk about some games & beer! Intro 01:00 Show Housekeeping 03:03 iOS Gaming update 05:55 Kickstarter: Quodd Heroes 10:40 Recent Plays: Fabled Fruit 20:00 Recent Plays: Raiders of the North Sea 26:23 Recent Plays: Imhotep 34:25 Six Pack: Games to play this holiday season 60:44 On Tap: Fabled Fruit 66:54 Proper beer serving temperatures 73:41 Outro We hope you enjoyed today's episode! Send us some feedback at draftmechanic@gmail.com and visit us on the web at

In this episode of The Long View, I'm pleased to be joined by first time contributor Matt Franz as we discuss his favorite game, Keyflower. Is this a modern masterpiece or does it become stale and scripted? Is the auction the only interesting part of the game? Are the expansions essential to the experience? Find out our thoughts about all of these questions and more in this episode of The Long View The Long View is a proud member of The Dice Tower Network of podcasts. Go and see all that they have to offer at dicetower.com. Thanks as well to my sponsor www.gamesurplus.com for their continued support, and thanks, of course, to YOU for listening!