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This podcast is an open-ended exploration of topics relating to growing and preserving your wealth including investing, markets, decision making under opacity, risk, volatility, and complexity.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Mutiny Investing Podcast gives technical investors a patient look at market risk, hedging, options, banking solvency, and resource constraints.
Mutiny Investing Podcast is for listeners who want the machinery, not the shortcut. Its Business & Finance lane is technical and patient, built around long-form conversations about investing, markets, risk, volatility, options, banking solvency, natural resources, and…
You come for bank-solvency anxiety and stay for options as a thinking machine.
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A blunt look at trend following, whipsaw, and why diversification still has a price.
The discussion makes a solid case for trend following because it is useful precisely where it is messy: it can diversify a portfolio, but it also brings whipsaw and slower drawdowns that never feel tidy in the moment.
A steady, practical conversation about staying clear under stress, with a few rituals that feel genuinely usable.
The conversation turns surgery into a practical look at how people keep their footing when tiredness and anxiety start to blur judgment. It works best when it moves from endorphins and flow state to the small rituals that actually help: 90s R&B, a hot shower, and a mental…
A culture-first investing conversation about how the unfamiliar becomes familiar.
It turns investing into a broader meditation on novelty, comfort, and how ideas stop feeling strange. The best stretches link personality, culture, and instinct in the same sentence, with Nirvana and gangster rap doing most of the work as examples of how the once jarring can…
Options, variance time, and replication keep the conversation focused and practical.
Kris Abdelmessih keeps the talk grounded in options, variance time, and replication, and the real value is in how he keeps separating what matters from what only looks important inside a position. That gives the discussion a clean, practical edge.
A skeptical, economics-first look at why the energy transition keeps running into geology, permitting, and capital constraints.
This episode takes a clear-eyed look at the awkward math behind the energy transition. Copper, lithium, nickel, permitting, capital cycles, and the gap between what sits in the ground and what can actually be mined all get treated as hard constraints, not talking points.
A clear look at sequencing risk and how the same returns can lead to very different retirement outcomes.
Part two of the Cockroach Series stays on sequencing risk, retirement planning, ergodicity, and how the order of returns can change an ending.
A dry, useful argument about whether hedging makes banks safer or just moves the risk around.
This episode treats bank risk as a balance sheet problem, not a headline problem, and it stays with the plumbing long enough to make the tradeoffs legible.
A sober look at stock returns that makes long-term optimism work harder.
It takes a familiar case for stocks and gives it real force. The discussion stays on the numbers, leaning on distribution and percentile language instead of easy optimism, and that keeps the point grounded.
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
Mutiny Investing Podcast episode 55, “Mutiny Funds - The Defense Strategy,” focuses on sequencing risk, 60-40 portfolios, and how Harry Brown’s permanent portfolio shaped Mutiny’s view of defense.
Jared Dillian talks about his new book, his Daily Dirt Nap newsletter, and why the audiobook is being narrated by LJ Ganser instead of him.
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The episode starts with stocks.
Coverage of Global EQD 2023 conference panel on volatility monetization featuring top derivatives experts from CBOE, Optiver, Parallax, OneRiver, and others discussing market structure risks, zero-DTE options, and regulatory catalysts.
The speakers spend the episode on bank-side hedging and what problem that hedge is actually meant to solve.
Renewables need minerals.
Kris Abdelmessih, a retired options trader, discusses his career journey from pit trading to developing cross-asset strategies.
The hosts of the Mutiny Investing Podcast delve into 'sequencing risk'—the idea that the order of investment returns matters more than the average return.
This episode features an interview with Tobias Carlisle, exploring the definition of money, investing strategies, and current events like SVB, with a focus on risk and complexity in financial markets.