investor

also referred to as: investors

64 statements across 57 episodes · 15 bullish · 22 bearish · 55 people on the record · first statement Jul 10, 2017 by Tom Russo · across every show →

Everything said about investor, oldest first

Jul 10, 2017 neutral
Insight
Many investors avoid family-controlled companies due to succession and control risks
“Because most investors have no interest in, in, in risking their capital in a family controlled company when they have no way of controlling or in many instances knowing what the outcome will be, and they can't know whether the firm has an idiot uncle or a was…”
Tom Russo Jul 10, 2017 ▶ 16:02 Thomas Russo – Buy and Hold...and Then What (Capital Allocators, EP.16)
Aug 14, 2017 positive
Disclosure
Every investor in Overlook's fund pays the exact same management fee
“And everyone pays the same.”
Richard Lawrence Aug 14, 2017 ▶ 49:24 Richard Lawrence – Compounding in Asia (Capital Allocators, EP.21)
Aug 28, 2017 negative
Insight
Egan: Non-Professional Investors Suffer From Poor Feedback Loops
“The vast, vast majority of investors, unless you're in a professional shop, you have a very low quality feedback loop about how well you're doing. The only people who have really high quality feedback loops are professional PNs, sometimes analysts, who get lik…”
Dan Egan Aug 28, 2017 ▶ 57:02 Dan Egan – Better Investment Outcomes (Capital Allocators, EP.23)
Nov 27, 2017 negative
Insight
Johnson: Engineers Make Terrible Investors When Ignoring Crowd Psychology
“Some of my former friends that are engineers make terrible investors. Not all engineers make, but my friends that were former engineers, because they kept thinking it's an engineering problem. I said, no, it's a, I mean, it is potentially an engineering proble…”
Paul Johnson Nov 27, 2017 ▶ 52:32 Paul Johnson and Paul Sonkin – The Perfect Investment (Capital Allocators, EP.32)
Dec 18, 2017 neutral
Insight
Seides: Allocators choose investment managers on quality, not price
“What you find for reasons that are a little bit confusing is if you think of just normal business strategy, sort of one of Porter's models of price differentiation and product differentiation, investors really, for the most part, do not select their investment…”
Ted Seides Dec 18, 2017 ▶ 48:10 Deep Dive into Hedge Funds (Capital Allocators, EP.34)
Jan 29, 2018 bullish
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Masters: Investors who exploit common risk model vulnerabilities will make fortunes
“What I think you're going to see is that the people who understand where those vulnerabilities are and think about that creatively are going to make a lot of money off of it.”
Seth Masters Jan 29, 2018 ▶ 47:29 Seth Masters – Investment Polymath (Capital Allocators, EP.38)
Jan 29, 2018 negative
Insight
Industry reliance on third-party risk models creates severe systemic market risk
“Almost everybody these days actually uses risk models that someone else developed. There's only a few someone else's, and they're all competing with each other in a marketplace. So guess what? There's conversion thinking on this, which is really bad, because e…”
Seth Masters Jan 29, 2018 ▶ 47:11 Seth Masters – Investment Polymath (Capital Allocators, EP.38)
Mar 26, 2018
Insight
Seides: Best-performing hedge funds prioritize investment returns over asset growth
“Most of the funds that do best by their investors aren't necessarily the ones that grow to be the biggest. They're the ones who care most about performance, not business growth.”
Ted Seides Mar 26, 2018 ▶ 15:23 It's Not About the Money (Capital Allocators, EP.45)
Jun 4, 2018 positive
Insight
Sharot: Highlighting similarities with an investor increases willingness to invest
“If you want someone to invest in your own company, what you want to do is highlight how your company is very similar or has common characteristics as the investor, whether it is anything really, any similarity would help.”
Tali Sharot Jun 4, 2018 ▶ 29:13 Tali Sharot – Optimism, Decisions, and Mistakes (Capital Allocators, EP.55)
Jun 4, 2018 neutral
Insight
Sharot: Home country bias is driven by familiarity and illusions of control
“People like to invest in things that are closer to them, either topically or geographically. And I think one reason is just, well, they're more familiar, but that's not everything. We have this illusion that we have some control as if we do have a bit more con…”
Tali Sharot Jun 4, 2018 ▶ 28:48 Tali Sharot – Optimism, Decisions, and Mistakes (Capital Allocators, EP.55)
Jun 4, 2018 neutral
Assertion Supported
Seides: Allocators are skeptical of hedge funds but bullish on their picks
“One of the things that we see in the hedge fund industry is that most investors are kind of skeptical of hedge funds as a whole, but they're very positive on the hedge fund managers that they've picked for their portfolio.”
Ted Seides Jun 4, 2018 ▶ 12:49 Tali Sharot – Optimism, Decisions, and Mistakes (Capital Allocators, EP.55)
Jun 18, 2018 negative
Opinion
Investors do not earn a complexity premium for intricate investment strategies
“I would argue that there's not a complexity premium for investors.”
Brian Portnoy Jun 18, 2018 ▶ 29:33 Brian Portnoy – From Complex to Simple (Capital Allocators, EP.57)
Oct 8, 2018 negative
Insight
Batnick: Regret Over Timing Errors Is Poisonous to Investors
“I think probably regret is one of the most poisonous things that enters into investors' brains, either selling too soon or buying too early. And the problem is that those moments stay with you, right? And you always remember what happened last time, even if it…”
Michael Batnick Oct 8, 2018 ▶ 23:11 Michael Batnick - The Best Investors and Their Biggest Mistakes (Capital Allocators, EP.71)
Jan 21, 2019 positive
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Biscardi: Investors rank process as the top criterion in fund surveys
“In our investor surveys, investors Constantly put that as the number one or number two most important criteria when they're evaluating a fund.”
Ron Biscardi Jan 21, 2019 ▶ 18:49 Ron Biscardi – Putting Hedge Funds in Context (Capital Allocators, EP.83)
Feb 4, 2019
Insight
Kuhn: New hedge fund managers cannot balance fundraising travel and trading performance
“I think, by the way, the biggest thing you'd be helping the new funds with is marketing and helping them tell their story because a new hedge fund manager, they have to have a great first year in terms of their performance and they have to raise money and ther…”
Steve Kuhn Feb 4, 2019 ▶ 25:44 Steve Kuhn – Life After Hedge Funds (Capital Allocators, EP.85)
Nov 4, 2019
Insight
Fitzpatrick: Pulling out of early market recovery momentum is a mistake
“As markets started to recover post the first quarter, there was a ton of momentum, and we didn't settle into that momentum. If anything, we added into it, whereas I think a mistake some investors would make is taking their ball and going home at that moment in…”
Dawn Fitzpatrick Nov 4, 2019 ▶ 17:15 Dawn Fitzpatrick – Multi-Faceted Investing at Soros Fund Management (Capital Allocators, EP.112)
Jan 20, 2020
Insight
Clarkson: Operating experience does not automatically make someone a great investor
“Just because, you know, you were an operator in X space doesn't make you the greatest investor in that space”
Beezer Clarkson Jan 20, 2020 ▶ 24:41 Beezer Clarkson – Sapphire Gem of Early Stage Venture (Capital Allocators, EP.120)
Apr 6, 2020 bearish
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Peters: Investors will stop worrying about tail risk within 3 to 5 years
“And then I guarantee you in three or five years, people won't be that worried about stuff like that anymore.”
Eric Peters Apr 6, 2020 ▶ 31:32 Eric Peters – Trading and Evolution at One River (First Meeting, EP.18)
May 4, 2020
Insight
Adamson: Investors overfocus on deal-picking to avoid uncomfortable reliance on partners
“People tend to think, well, I want to pick the best stock, or I want to pick the best deal as against thinking, who should I partner with? Because the latter question implies that you're trusting and relying on somebody else in a way that People are often not …”
Daniel Adamson May 4, 2020 ▶ 1:03:10 Daniel Adamson – Innovation from Asset Giants at Capital Constellation (EP.136)
Jun 8, 2020 neutral
Insight
Cromwell: A deep knowledge gap separates climate scientists from capital markets
“You've got climate scientists who are analytically rigorous and so thoughtful, but know very little about capital markets. And then investors who know a lot about capital markets and very little about RCP scenarios or climate science.”
Wendy Cromwell Jun 8, 2020 ▶ 39:29 Sustainable Investing 1: Wendy Cromwell – The $170 Trillion Opportunity (Capital Allocators, EP.139)
Jul 20, 2020 neutral
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Investors will accept lower cost efficiency for supply chain resilience
“We believe in the medium term, investors will be willing to give up some of the upside of the leanest possible supply chain, For a more resilient supply chain that can weather other tail risks.”
Taimur Hyat Jul 20, 2020 ▶ 25:19 Taimur Hyat – After the Great Lockdown (Capital Allocators, EP.149)
Aug 3, 2020 positive
Insight
Granade: Alternative data edge comes from team collaboration, not raw data sources
“And I actually tend to think it has very little to do with the data sources itself or the information. It's the competitive advantage you're looking for is the ability to integrate across your investors with your data scientist, with the people who are sourcin…”
Matthew Granade Aug 3, 2020 ▶ 21:22 Matthew Granade – Inside Data Science at Point72 (First Meeting, EP.22)
Sep 28, 2020 neutral
Insight
Ellis: Alternatives cannot achieve perfect alignment because investors pay and managers receive fees
“Everybody talks about alignment of interest in the alternatives industry, but the reality is, unless you sit around and discuss it, you have a situation where The investors pay the fees and the managers receive the fees, and you can't be perfectly aligned in t…”
Luke Ellis Sep 28, 2020 ▶ 12:10 Luke Ellis and Mario Therrien – Best Practices in Alternatives (Capital Allocators, EP.158)
Sep 28, 2020 negative
Insight
Ellis: Zero management fees destabilize hedge funds and harm long-term investors
“You get some investors who say, look, you should never have a management fee on a hedge fund. And I can understand why, from an investor's point of view, that might feel good, but actually it's not good from the long-term health of the business, because if you…”
Luke Ellis Sep 28, 2020 ▶ 14:43 Luke Ellis and Mario Therrien – Best Practices in Alternatives (Capital Allocators, EP.158)
Nov 2, 2020 neutral
Insight
Trigg: It takes over a decade to evaluate true investor skill
“You know, it can take 10 years or longer to know if somebody's actually a really great investor. There's a lot of noise. There's a lot of luck involved.”
Mike Trigg Nov 2, 2020 ▶ 48:32 Mike Trigg – Defying the Fade at WCM (Capital Allocators, EP.162)
Nov 23, 2020 neutral
Insight
Greenblatt: Investors can succeed without knowing market direction
“I think you can be successful without knowing which way the market's going.”
Joel Greenblatt Nov 23, 2020 ▶ 18:41 Joel Greenblatt – Common Sense for Value at Gotham Capital (Capital Allocators, EP.165)
Jan 18, 2021 neutral
Insight
The behavioral gap costs investors about 2% in returns per year
“Investors, timing of their cash flow, in and out, potentially buying near the peak, selling near the bottom. They have this gap, and it's called the behavioral gap, that has averaged about two percent a year.”
Fran Kinniry Jan 18, 2021 ▶ 16:30 Fran Kinniry – The Comfort of Paradox at Vanguard Group (Capital Allocators, EP.173)
Feb 4, 2021 neutral
Insight
Mauboussin: Entrepreneurs need irrational optimism, but investors must rely on base rates
“If you're an entrepreneur and you actually know the base rates of failures for entrepreneurs, you might never try in the first place, right? So there's this really interesting tension, I think, between we want that optimism at the global level. We want peopl…”
Michael Mauboussin Feb 4, 2021 ▶ 38:51 BONUS – Michael Mauboussin on the Decision Education Podcast
Oct 18, 2021 neutral
Insight
Berntsen: Great Investors Are Contrarian, But Business Builders Must Build Consensus
“Great investors are typically contrarian and you need that to generate returns. You have to see things others don't. You have to believe something that others don't. And that involves strong analytical skills, being very detail oriented. Whereas successful bus…”
Erik Serrano Berntsen Oct 18, 2021 ▶ 13:10 Erik Serrano Berntsen – Backing Alternative Founders at Stable Asset Management (Capital Allocators, EP.218)
Nov 1, 2021
Insight
Singh: Investors learn far more by talking to customers than the CEO
“I'm shocked how many investors still don't talk to customers. I'm still blown away by that. It is just still like you learn more talking to a customer than you're going to learn to talk to the CEO.”
Savneet Singh Nov 1, 2021 ▶ 52:39 Savneet Singh – The Operator/Investor whose Software is Feeding the World (Capital Allocators, EP.220)
Nov 18, 2021 neutral
Insight
Jain: Investors do not need to catch every winning deal
“I don't think you have to catch them all. If you didn't have the thesis, if you didn't have conviction, it is okay. We're investors. We're not Pokemon trainers. You know, we don't have to catch them all.”
Tushar Jain Nov 18, 2021 ▶ 1:09:13 Kyle Samani and Tushar Jain - Multicoin Capital (Manager Meetings, EP.20)
Nov 29, 2021 positive
Insight
Cocke: Top investors gravitate to structures offering highest pay and freedom
“The best investors in the world are generally running structures where they can get paid the most, where they can have the most creative freedom, and where they can attract and surround themselves with the best talent and the best investors, and that, that mom…”
Chas Cocke Nov 29, 2021 ▶ 10:54 Chas Cocke - From Allocator to Manager (Capital Allocators, EP.224)
Dec 2, 2021 bearish
Opinion
Cook: Widespread speculation on unproven business models creates attractive short pipeline
“I'd say that the tailwinds to short selling right now are that there's been a quite a lot of speculation and quite a lot of, I think, willingness of investors to embrace Fanciful business plans with hockey stick projections that are currently unproven and in b…”
Will Cook Dec 2, 2021 ▶ 35:42 Will Cook - Sunriver Management (Manager Meetings, EP.22)
Jan 17, 2022 negative
Insight
Founders obsessed with fundraising often unjustly expect constant up rounds
“If a founder was to spend the majority of their time trying to chase investment rather than improving their business, I think that is a crime. It's often, by the way, the same people who expect that every next round is going to be an up round, despite not meet…”
Sean O'Sullivan Jan 17, 2022 ▶ 50:47 Sean O'Sullivan – Start-up Development at SOSV, Venture is Eating the Investment World 3 (Capital Allocators, EP.231)
Jan 20, 2022 negative
Insight
Investors in Their 30s Are the Most Dangerous Because They Overthink
“I love the sixty-year-olds or fifty-year-olds. I love the twenty-year-olds. The 30, 35 are the most dangerous. Why? Because when you're 50, 60, you saw a lot of things, and you simplify. You know what works, what doesn't, and you do it very simple. When you're…”
Florian Bartunek Jan 20, 2022 ▶ 32:26 Florian Bartunek – Equities in Brazil at Constellation Asset Management (Manager Meetings, EP.27)
Feb 28, 2022 bullish
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Papic: Strategic Chinese tech and manufacturing will drive investor returns
“I do think strategic China will be the space where investors will have returns provided that it is legal for them to do that.”
Marko Papic Feb 28, 2022 ▶ 30:17 Marko Papic – Geopolitical Shock in a Multi-Polar World (Capital Allocators, EP.237)
Jun 23, 2022 negative
Insight
Crypto entrepreneurs building to convince investors rather than users will fail
“It's entrepreneurs building for capital markets instead of building for users. It's hard to put exactly unless you've been in like, 10,000 pitches Especially in unproven categories like crypto where it's unclear if you have product market fit or it's a complex…”
Olaf Carlson-Wee Jun 23, 2022 ▶ 53:39 Olaf Carlson-Wee – The Future of Crypto (EP.257, Crypto for Institutions 2 – EP.04)
Jul 11, 2022 negative
Opinion
Citrone: Shutting down a fund during downturns betrays investor trust
“I really value the track record, the integrity, and the trust that investors have placed with me for so many years. I just think that would be so disappointing to fold up shop during difficult times.”
Rob Citrone Jul 11, 2022 ▶ 43:47 Rob Citrone – Emerging Markets, Hedge Funds, and Staying in the Game (Capital Allocators, EP.261)
Jul 18, 2022 negative
Insight
Giannini: Investors claim long-term horizons to hide recent investment mistakes
“People that tell me they're long-term investors, they're always telling me they're long-term investors when they don't want to acknowledge a mistake they just made in investing.”
Mario Giannini Jul 18, 2022 ▶ 1:06:20 Mario Giannini – View from the Top of Private Equity at Hamilton Lane (Capital Allocators, EP.262)
Jul 18, 2022 bullish
Opinion
Giannini: Most investors are probably under-allocated to infrastructure and real assets
“I think you look at real assets, and traditionally infrastructure has had an inflation component, and most investors are probably under allocated to infrastructure and real assets.”
Mario Giannini Jul 18, 2022 ▶ 49:58 Mario Giannini – View from the Top of Private Equity at Hamilton Lane (Capital Allocators, EP.262)
Oct 3, 2022 neutral
Insight
Duke: Investors fail at selling because off-book positions lack feedback
“On the buy side, you're getting constant feedback, because the position's on your book, so you can see it tick up and down every single day. You have some thesis about what the fundamentals are going to look like, and every day you can compare your thesis to h…”
Annie Duke Oct 3, 2022 ▶ 35:08 Annie Duke – The Power of Quitting (Capital Allocators, EP.273)
Nov 14, 2022
Insight
Rubin: Overestimating your actual horizon to prove strategies is a major investor error
“Ted, I think that's one of the biggest errors that we can make as investors is believing we have a longer time to prove out an investment approach than we really do. If the answer is, is you only have a couple of quarters to prove that it makes money, you bett…”
Geoffrey Rubin Nov 14, 2022 ▶ 29:14 Geoffrey Rubin – The Modern Canadian Model at CPPIB (Capital Allocators, EP.280)
Dec 15, 2022 negative
Assertion Supported
Geremia: Investors take 5x more risk today for same 1990s returns
“Today, although that's starting to change as interest rates are rising, for the past 30 years, investors have been taking five times the amount of risk to get the same amount of return that they did 30 years ago.”
Carol Geremia Dec 15, 2022 ▶ 27:08 Carol Geremia - Creating Long-Term Value for (almost) 100 Years at MFS (Capital Allocators, EP. 287)
Mar 20, 2023 bullish
Insight
Government-mandated price floors create positively skewed compliance carbon market investments
“The governments are often regulating price minimums and even escalating price minimums, which can create unique and interesting and positively skewed investment opportunities for investors.”
Colin Campbell Mar 20, 2023 ▶ 29:17 Colin Campbell – The Case for Environmental Markets (Climate Solutions EP.3, Capital Allocators EP.302)
Apr 3, 2023 negative
Insight
Joy: Fear of missing out is the most dangerous thing for an investor
“I think that the best thing an investor can have is lack of FOMO. I think FOMO is the most dangerous thing an investor.”
Tom Joy Apr 3, 2023 ▶ 48:29 Tom Joy – Divine Diversification and Responsibility at Church Commissioners (Capital Allocators, EP.306)
May 29, 2023 bearish
Opinion
Blitz: The illiquidity premium has inverted into an illiquidity discount
“Somewhere along the way, the last five years or so, the Illiquidity premium somehow turned into an illiquidity discount. I don't really understand it. Used to be you demanded a higher return to lock up your capital, to lose the ability to make a change in mana…”
Adam Blitz May 29, 2023 ▶ 1:15:06 Hedge Fund Master Class – Craig Bergstrom, Adam Blitz, and Dan Fagan (Capital Allocators, EP.318)
May 29, 2023 bearish
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Blitz: Recent flood of private illiquid managers will fail to meet expectations
“Many managers have come out recently to meet this demand, and we just don't think the results collectively are going to be what people want, but they might not really care because the people in the seats making those decisions might change by the time the poor…”
Adam Blitz May 29, 2023 ▶ 1:15:46 Hedge Fund Master Class – Craig Bergstrom, Adam Blitz, and Dan Fagan (Capital Allocators, EP.318)
Jun 5, 2023 positive
Insight
Sourcing via aligned co-investors is superior to managing operating partners
“I thought instead of thinking of that network as operators who need tremendous oversight and who you don't give much discretion to, you could essentially upgrade To a network of people you think of as investors, whose judgment you trust, who invest their own m…”
Adam Shapiro Jun 5, 2023 ▶ 16:33 Adam Shapiro – Post-Breeding Grounds for Rising Stars and Families (Capital Allocators, EP.319)
Jul 17, 2023
Insight
Klarman: Investors cannot make long-term investments without long-term clients
“The alignment is one of the most important success factors for any investor. If you don't have long-term oriented clients, you can't make long-term investments, and since I have no idea how to make short-term investments that work, I don't know how people with…”
Seth Klarman Jul 17, 2023 ▶ 1:12:43 Seth Klarman – Timeless Value Investing (EP.328)
Aug 21, 2023 positive
Insight
The best investors are unbalanced 'square pegs' and workaholics
“The shorthand is the best investors are square pegs, ok? And that, there's lots of exceptions. In the investment world, there's lots of investment rules that have exceptions. We see that more often than not, that they're not Balanced individuals. They're worka…”
Stan Miranda Aug 21, 2023 ▶ 26:47 Stan Miranda – Modern Endowment Model at Partners Capital (EP.334)
Nov 20, 2023
Insight
Hutchinson: Duration mismatch is what most often trips up investors
“If you're an investor and you want to be an investor, it's like understand the why. Also understanding your own why of what is your duration? Like is your duration matched with the expectation of that asset? Today's day and age, that's what gets called out mor…”
Chad Hutchinson Nov 20, 2023 ▶ 52:59 Chad Hutchinson – Professional Athlete to Professional Investor in Sports (EP.351)
Jan 1, 2024
Insight
Housel: Poor communicators among fund managers face very short investor leashes
“I think the manager who has good performance, but it's a poor storyteller is just going to be on a very short leash with their investors.”
Morgan Housel Jan 1, 2024 ▶ 17:56 Morgan Housel – Same as Ever (EP.359)
Jan 11, 2024 positive
Insight
Shrinking public market investor time horizons create time-arbitrage opportunities
“The average time horizon for investors has shrunk rather than elongated. And I think that creates A time arbitrage opportunity, which essentially creates an inefficiency in the market.”
Brian Christensen Jan 11, 2024 ▶ 13:50 Brian Christiansen – High-Conviction Growth Investing at Sands Capital (EP.361)
Feb 19, 2024 negative
Insight
Mauboussin: Investors must understand underlying economics before using valuation multiples
“I always tell my students, you have to earn the right to use a multiple. In other words, you can demonstrate that you understand what the economic implications are. That always bothers me that people are very comfortable throwing around heuristics or multiples…”
Michael Mauboussin Feb 19, 2024 ▶ 50:34 Michael Mauboussin - Pattern Recognition and Public Markets (EP.370)
Feb 19, 2024 positive
Insight
Mauboussin: Mandatory long lockups in VC and PE benefit investors
“And because venture and buyouts have essentially longer time horizons, whether people like it or not, they have to sit in their seats for a while. And that's actually, I think probably been to their benefit versus to their detriment.”
Michael Mauboussin Feb 19, 2024 ▶ 43:44 Michael Mauboussin - Pattern Recognition and Public Markets (EP.370)
Feb 26, 2024 negative
Insight
Milken: M&A bankers face misaligned incentives versus long-term investors
“So with an investment banking firm, you have a merger and acquisitions department. They get paid when you do a transaction. So often the people that are the best is getting people to do things so they can get them to do things. And I would often ask them, have…”
Michael Milken Feb 26, 2024 ▶ 36:46 Michael Milken – Innovations in Finance, Medicine, and Education (EP.371)
Jun 3, 2024 positive
Insight
Fink: Investors prefer incremental business transformations over five-year CapEx bets
“And really what investors are looking for is not that people can't transform their businesses, but that they do it in an incremental way, in a way where you take small steps, You make sure they work and you get better and better over time rather than I'm going…”
Anne-Marie Fink Jun 3, 2024 ▶ 10:53 Anne-Marie Fink - Cutting Edge Pension Investing at SWIB (EP.389)
Aug 5, 2024 negative
Insight
Simkin: Client reporting and rigid mandates structurally constrain external hedge funds
“One of the problems with hedge funds is that they have to frequently manage to Not just quarterly reports, but monthly reports, or even weekly and daily reports. So they've got to show that they're staying with the strategy that they have outlined for their in…”
Todd Simkin Aug 5, 2024 ▶ 40:11 Todd Simkin - Game of Trading at Susquehanna (EP.399)
Oct 10, 2024 neutral
Insight
Gleich: Investors typically ignore new funds or ETFs for three years
“One of the hardest things in our business is You establish something new, like a new fund or a new ETF, and investors won't typically look at it for at least three years.”
Kristof Gleich Oct 10, 2024 ▶ 18:19 Kristof Gleich – Boutique Managers and Active ETFs at Harbor Capital (EP.411)
Oct 28, 2024 negative
Insight
Sandler: Investors Are Backward-Looking and Fit Narratives to Past Numbers
“It is incredible how investors are backward looking at numbers, and they create a narrative around what's existed versus actually being independent, but I've just come to accept that.”
Ricky Sandler Oct 28, 2024 ▶ 1:07:38 Ricky Sandler - Evolution of Long-Short Equity Investing (EP.414)
Mar 31, 2025 neutral
Insight
Reynolds: GPs should not assume LPs read annual reports
“One of my pieces of advice to GPs and people in my role is always don't assume your investors are reading the end of a report. They're most likely not.”
Megan Reynolds Mar 31, 2025 ▶ 31:33 Meghan Reynolds – Art of Capital Formation (EP.438)
Nov 3, 2025 positive
Insight
Great investors must operate like investigative journalists constantly looking under rocks
“People say, well, what else would a good investor be good at? I said, like an investigative journalist. You're always asking questions, you're looking under rocks, you ask a question one way, you listen, listen, listen, then you ask the same question, but you …”
Jeff Aronson Nov 3, 2025 ▶ 11:31 Jeff Aronson – Building Centerbridge Across the Capital Structure (EP.468)
Jun 8, 2026
Insight
Jain: Investors only truly learn a business when underwater on its stock
“There is a benefit because you only learn if you own a staff. We can talk whole day about how wonderful the business is, but once you own it, and once you're underwater in that name, it sharpens your thinking quickly.”
Rajiv Jain Jun 8, 2026 ▶ 43:11 Contrarian Quality at GQG Partners – Rajiv Jain (EP.505)
Jun 15, 2026 negative
Opinion
Wang: Relying on third-party operators hurts real estate investor upside
“Hey, this is a Bad setup for investors. Because we're reliant on operators to bring us the investment, we're not controlling our funnel of sourcing. Then we're giving up upside if things go well.”
Jonathan Wang Jun 15, 2026 ▶ 12:52 Hotel Investing at EOS – Jonathan Wang (EP.506)
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