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Bruce Flatt: Public markets are never efficient
“The markets are never efficient. In fact, very seldom do they ever trade at the actual value of securities. Either, most of the time, they trade above or below. Very seldom do they trade at the value.”
Flatt: US holds unmatched long-term dominance in tech, capital, and energy
“The long-term story of America is extremely strong because the U.S. Today has Energy, capital, and technology dominance. Energy, capital, and technology dominance. There's nobody in the world that has a technology businesses that the U.S. Has. There's nothing …”
Flatt: Worst Real Estate Disruption From Rate Hikes Is Far Behind
“Look, over the last five years, because of COVID and because other things, and because interest rates went up by 405 hundred base points all of that disrupted the real estate market, but the worst is behind us by far. We're looking in the rearview mirror by wh…”
Bruce Flatt: Most listed companies do not need capital access
“Most businesses that are listed don't need access to capital. They're only listed because they're large and they happen to be just, they need owners and therefore they're in the public markets. They're never issuing equity and therefore the Price of the securi…”