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How to Break Your Smartphone Addiction - Knowledge@Wharton
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Pointers: 0:43 -- Guest Adam Alter author of the book: “Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked.” 1:20 -- The companies that produce the devices are very mindful about what they’re doing. They are trying their best to ensure that we spend a lot of time on their devices. 2:04 –
Scott Galloway - How Amazon is Dismantling Retail
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Pointers: 0:41 – Between 1970 and 2015 the number of malls in the US grew more than twice as fast as the population. 0:50 – There have been more bankruptcies in Retail during 2017 than in all 2016. 1:58 – Amazon’s sales growth since 2010. 2:30 – 52% of American households own an Amazon Prime account. 4:10 – Amazon has
Steve Sjuggerud: This is Not What the Peak of a Bull Market Looks Like - Meb Faber Show – Ep.49
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: His background.How do you think about investing. “I look for 3 things in an investment: cheap, hated and in an uptrend. How did you come around to this framework (Value and Momentum). 10:44 – You’ve been one of the most consistently bullish people on US stocks for years.
Mohnish Pabrai Talk on Marketing & Branding
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Pointers: 3:30 – Marketing is an exact science… 4:00 – Marketing and Sales are two completely different things. 4:24 – The Laws of Marketing. One law says that if you look at any market then 3 or 4 players control 80% of it. 4:58 – If you invert that you can get an idea about how to segment the market in a better way. 7:15
Kyle Bass and John Burbank - Adventures in Finance
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: 4:49 – Host’s comments on Netflix. 8:55 – Host’s comments on GDXJ ETF and the problem when indexed products get too big[1]. 11:34 -- Host’s comments on being Long in Treasuries. 15:09 – Kyle Bass asks John Burbank about Position Sizing.
What Happens When Markets As We Know Them Cease to Exist - Odd Lots
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: 1:38 – On survivorship bias. Guest Simon Hinrichsen, economic historian. 4:41 – Where do you find the best or biggest example of survivorship bias in the markets? Russia when the market closed at the start of WWI and then opened at the end with a 20% up but it only had 2 months of trading before
Cass Sunstein - Michael Covel Trend Following - Ep. 543
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Pointers: 1:23 – Cass Sunstein new book: “#Republic: Divided Democracy in the Age of Social Media.”We live inside this echo-chambers where we don’t allow the alternate view in. Any generalization about “We” is going to run in some trouble unless we are talking about “We have lungs and we are bipedal…”
Samir Patel on Grit, Growth, and Trait Adaptivity -- The Zurich Project
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: How do you became a Value Investor? More hours does not necessarily equate to more productivity. At least for me is more productive to take a step back, look for systems instead of brute force. You can either try to expand your capacity by using tools or by brute force.
Inside the Hidden Cycles That Rule Markets and Life - Odd Lots
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: Guest Peter Borish, chief strategist at Quad Group. Recruited by Tudor Jones 1985. In futures markets your risk management has to be more sophisticated because you can lose money much more quickly. “The success in every trading business is about worrying about risk not about the reward so much…
Jim Chanos – Alphachat FT
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Pointers: How did you get into the business? The good short seller who is producing nominally minor positive returns in a bull market enables you to be more long. “We really won’t accept and don’t want to accept any money we know is consciously coming to us because they think the market is going down.
Cars and Cities, the Autonomy Edition – a16z
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: How autonomous cars will impact cities the way cars and freeways did? More space is devoted to sleeping cars than sleeping people. If autonomy arrives then a huge amount of real estate opens up. Imagine all the spaces that can be reclaimed with autonomous cars: garages and parking lots.
Richard Duncan - The Investors Podcast - Ep. 133
Too much to listen and too little time... My rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5) Pointers: Richard Duncan asks Greenspan: What do you think while you were FED chairman about the trillions of fiat money that were created by the Central Banks of the trade surplus countries (like China and Japan) in relation to the impact that this had in pushing down yields? The FED QE’s effect
Ken Fisher (part 2) - Masters in Business
Too much to listen and too little time... Pointers: Is stock picking dying? “It’s always been tough but there is more light being shown on that now”. Active Management is not going to disappear. Slow evolution is not abnormal. It only takes a decade to be an overnight sensation [referring to mutual and passive funds]. What makes Ken Fisher’s approach so unique
Progress - You are not so smart - Ep.96
Too much to listen and too little time... The less you know about any given topic, the easier it is to tell a story using the few facts you know. The more you know, the messier and less narrative the picture gets. This explains journalism[1]. V.g.: The Renaissance. Progress (economy getting better, technology getting better and society getting wealthier and more powerful)
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