Every once in a blue moon or a new moon or an old moon or a borrowed moon, I queue up a hodgepodge of points that I want to share.

They're not really related to each other necessarily. They're a hodgepodge, but I force them to fit into this mold, something old, something new, something borrowed, something something blue you probably know the expression

don't you it's what brides traditionally you're supposed to wear on their wedding day for good luck

something old something new something borrowed something blue and while i won't be providing this

on this podcast you're you're also supposed to have a silver six pets in your shoe. So if you

want to locate a dime or a quarter, slip it in your shoe for this week's podcast, I think you might

have even better luck. We're going to talk about building bridges instead of walls, about five amazing

new technological developments, about social capital, and about why world famous board game

designer Reiner Kenezia always plays blue. Something old, something new, something borrowed,

something blue, volume nine, only on this week's rule breaker investing.

It's the rule breaker investing podcast with Motley Full co-founder, David Gardner.

Welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing.

I do feel a little bit older now at the age of 58 when I say old, new, borrowed blue, volume

nine.

So this is the ninth in the series of course each one is unique

so if you like this one go back and listen to the previous eight if we're doing volume nine it

means i like this series i hope you do too it enables me to speak to four points usually a motley

array of different topics and that's again going to be the case this week.

Now, before we get into it, I want to mention next month because I need to start hyping it up right now.

If you're a college basketball fan, you know that March madness is a big part of the sports world,

at least in the United States of America, each March.

But starting with last March and now repeating this March and perhaps every March

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