Compounding
topic on 6 shows · 8 statements across 8 episodes
the Knowledge Project
My First Million
the Neon Show
Capital Allocators
Big Technology
TBPN
8 statements about Compounding, every show
Parrish: Nearly All Compounding Advantages Emerge at the Very End
“The other thing about compounding, I think people misunderstand is that all the advantages come at the end. And not at the beginning. They're very slow at the beginning, but it's that last double that makes a huge difference.”
Parrish: Any Interruption to Constant Progress Breaks Compounding
“Every interruption to constant progress breaks compounding. You fall off the exceptional curve and onto a linear one, or worse, you start sliding backwards.”
Koerner: Compounding works whether pursuing a single project or multiple ventures
“Focus is overrated because compounding doesn't care. Like the principle of compounding does not care if we're working on one thing or a dozen things. As long as we stay in the game, whatever that game is for us and keep going, compounding is just going to keep…”
Hims bends rules because GLP-1 cash outweighs risks, says Hays
“Yes, of course they're bending the rules around compounding and like, but they seem to be okay with that risk appetite because they're printing so much cash off of this that they're like, it's one of those situations where they're like, even if we get, you kno…”
Markowitz: Long-term compounding is a fragile privilege rather than a guarantee
“Thinking and acting long-term is really, really important, but on a deeper level, it's not guaranteed. None of it is guaranteed. And so anything can derail the long-term at any point. And so for me, it was a real like wake up call of, you know, it's a real pri…”
Housel: Compressing investment compounding timeframes multiplies risk, not returns
“The majority of investing problems from professionals or amateurs comes from people looking at that and saying, Let's get a little bit faster. How can we speed this up? How can we compress that? Historically, you've doubled your money every decade. How can we …”