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Episode #442: David Rubenstein on Private Equity, Politics, Parenting, & The Art of Investing
...to read an enormous amount, even if it’s not directly relevant to their day-to-day job because they think that, at some point, information in their head will come out and be useful to them. They also tend to be, and this is most important, willing to defy conventional wisdom. In any given area of life, and certainly, in the investment world, there’s always the conventional wisdom, “You should do this, you should do that.” These very people are wil...
Whitney Baker, Totem Macro – Put Down (The Best Investment Writing Volume 6)
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Episode #441: Marlena Lee, DFA – Value, Fama & Weathering Bear Markets
...it and say, “Well, maybe actually this may not work so much anymore?” Price-to-book famously has kind of gotten a lot of inbounds from the academic community on how it’s changed, how it hasn’t changed. It’s so useful. How do you talk about that? Marlena: Well, first we do a lot of research on all of the different measures of value to make sure that we’re still comfortable with the way we’re doing it. So, there were a lot of questions in there. Let...
Lawrence Kissko & Graham Robertson, Man AHL – Trend-Following in Inflationary Environments (The Best...
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Episode #440: Jason Buck, Mutiny Fund – Carry, Convexity & The Cockroach
...f accredited retail investors together, we could provide access to the best-in-breed managers, and try to create a ensemble beta-like return from these spaces. So, Taylor and I set about to do that in 2020, we launched our long volatility strategy, starting with five managers, we’re up to 14 managers now. And then in September of last year, we hit the goal I’ve been working on for about 10 years of launching our Cockroach Fund. And the idea with C...
Episode #439: Tim Pickering, Auspice – Commodities, CTAs & The LME Scandal
...been more excited than I am in my career. Early in my career, you know, dot-com like you said, you started with that, it was dot-com. And I was on this commodity desk. Didn’t kind of know what I was doing, trying to learn my way through it. And I didn’t understand the gravity of that opportunity that became that 2000 to 2010 with China. We’re in a much bigger opportunity. And I kind of know what I’m doing a little bit now. So I think I’ve never be...
Joachim Klement – Stocks in the long run… are still risky (The Best Investment...
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Episode #438: Rob Arnott & Campbell Harvey on Why They Believe Inflation Hasn’t Peaked
...ve got a smooth version of owner-equivalent rent. And if you did the apples-to-apples comparison, where you calculated inflation like you did in 1981, the rate would be 12% or 13%. And we’re looking at the 8.5%. Now, the reason I’m mentioning this is your particular example. So, what was the Fed funds rate in 1981? Rob: Three and a half. Cam: Meb, any guess? Meb: Rob’s gave away the answer plus I was only five, so I go to the… Cam: 19%. Meb: See,...
Tim Alcorn, Baillie Gifford – Lessons from Bessembinder (The Best Investment Writing Volume 6)
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Episode #437: Edward Chancellor – Interest, Capitalism, & The Curse of Easy Money
...the late ’90s, but also the object of speculation. And then, when that dot-com bubble burst, E-Trade lost 95% of its value, and I think it was later taken over by Morgan Stanley. And I have to say, I had to deal with some extremely aggressive response from Robinhood which subsequently died down because they couldn’t actually find that I’d said anything inaccurate. Meb: Well, Robinhood, you and I can agree on that…let me make the distinction betwe...
