Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, responds to Shane Parrish regarding the fund's role in the national economy and government finances.
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“Well, yeah, the fund is 25% of the state budget.”
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Tangen: Buying before researching creates urgency and relies on pattern recognition
“Well, I did that quite a lot, and I think it's, why do you want to do that? Well first of all, you, if your gut feel is good, and, you know, people don't believe in gut feel if you call it gut feel. If you call it pattern recognition, more people believe in it…”
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“Well, I think the stuff to lean against if you really want to do the opposite of everybody else would be to, you know, do less AI related investments and more real estate investments.”
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“The natives is that you will, I mean, they would typically perpetuate bubbles because with more passive money, they go into, you know, stocks which have done historically well and they perpetuate the moves.”
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