The Ledger, every show
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Rachleff: Apple, Google, and Salesforce failed to succeed on original ideas
“None of their original ideas were the ideas on which they succeeded. So Apple, Google, you name the company, Salesforce, Hewlett Packard, none of them succeeded at their original idea, if you can believe that.”
Rachleff: Wealthfront's main competitor abandoned pure software for human advisors
“So even our closest competitor, which was pure software, has given it up, and they now have married advisors or planners to their software.”
Rachleff: Investment experts cannot consistently outperform the market
“So there is a tremendous amount of research that has been published that shows that even the experts can't pick stocks to outperform the market.”
Rachleff: Daily Tax-Loss Harvesting Adds 1.5% to 2% to Returns
“And if you do tax loss harvesting just at year end, according to our research, that can add about .6% to your annual after tax return. But by looking for these losses daily, it can add, as I said, one and a half to two percent.”
Rachleff: Wealthfront Was First To Bring Virality To Investing
“It's the first time a virality has been applied to the investment world.”
Rachleff: Premier VCs sustain returns because $5B companies replaced $500M companies
“Interestingly, there are about, just about as many companies worth five billion today as there were worth five hundred million 20 years ago, which is why the premier venture capitalists are generating the same phenomenal returns today that they did 20 years ag…”