New Podcast "What Works In Investing..?" With Jeremy Scott Bailey Now Available In iTunes

LOS ANGELES - Oct. 31, 2016 - PRLog -- "What Works in Investing..?", a new podcast about the kind of investing that made Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Seth Klarman, David Dreman, Phillip Fisher, Peter Lynch and Sir John Templeton wealthy, launched today.

Podcast host Jeremy Scott Bailey, known to listeners as "J.B." on the show, says, "Investing is my passion and there are so many fascinating stories, personalities, triumphs and spectacular failures in the space. There is an endless amount of areas to explore and I wanted to make a show that brought some of these concepts out of the darkness and into the light in an interesting way."

Topics on the show include:

·         -How the great investors in history created their wealth

·        - The "stealthy wealthy" who created secret fortunes

·       -  Using the herd mentality to your advantage

·        -  Biases that cause investing mistakes

·        - The best books about investing

·        -  Great research resources and tools

·         And a whole lot more

Users of iTunes can find the podcast by clicking this link:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/what-works-in-investing/id1161966197

Listeners of the podcast can contact the host at the podcast website to ask investing questions that can be answered on the show.

About the "What Works In Investing..?" Podcast

Based in Los Angeles, California, USA, the recently launched podcast serves listeners interested in value-based investing and creating wealth. Hosted by Jeremy Bailey, the show is released on Tuesdays and Thursdays every week and is available for subscription in Apple iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play.

For more information, visit the official website: http://whatworksininvesting.com/

About Jeremy Scott Bailey

Jeremy is a registered investment advisor representative and is the founder and CEO of Burgeón Group, Inc.,  a privately owned, independent investment management company focused on serving families and individuals with active investment management.