Nathan Tobik of Oddballstocks.com, co-author of "The Bank Investor's Handbook"Have you subscribed to my podcast yet? If not, you can click the buttons below to subscribe:Nathan Tobik joins me on this episode of the podcast where we talk about how he got involved in the field of investing, what kind of strategies he has used to find ideas, and his popular blog OddballStocks.com. I've know about his blog for six or seven years and recall reading one of his most popular posts about investing in banks. Nate also breaks down some key strategies from the fantastic book "The Bank Investor's Handbook" that Nate co-authored with Kenneth Yellen, which is a deep dive on various and important aspects of investing in banks, including:Nate Tobik interviewed on SNNDifferent approaches investment strategyDifferent structures and entitiesHow bank financial statements are structuredAssessing credit riskBank mergers and acquisitionsValue realization through various catalysts and activisim.And tons moreAs you can see from this short list, this amazing book will provide you with a significant amount of value and is so well worth the reasonable price. I personally bought and read the book and I will tell you in all sincerity that it is now an important part of my extensive collection of investing books!I enjoyed having Nate on so much that the episode ran a bit longer than an hour and I have the feeling we could have kept going for another few hours. Later in the episode, Nate shares his experiences looking for value ideas in Japan and brings to my attention So, be sure to listen to this episode all the way through because Nate brought his A-game and you will be happy you did.Books mentioned in the podcast:1. Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd2. The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham3. Common Stocks Uncommon Profits by Philip A. Fisher