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Watch my conversation with @ElonMusk: twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…


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Around 2016, an acquaintance asked which person, in a long life, he felt most grateful to. “My second wife’s first husband,” Munger said instantly.

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I came across this today and it made me smile because it cuts through all the noise: A fact is information minus emotion. An opinion is information plus experience. Ignorance is an opinion lacking information. And stupidity is an opinion that ignores the facts.


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I've always thought the biggest thing a founder buys from a VC is a bridge loan of credibility in advance of tangible evidence.


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1. Gross up when you see pro investors make decisions out of fear/business preservation 2. It will feel frightening when you do it 3. When it gets to feel too easy, it is 4. “This time is different” usually isn’t 5. Own businesses that control their destiny 6. Be greedy on price


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I don’t think folks really understanding how bad the crowding is in TMT. It’s not just Tiger Cubs. Literally everyone owned FAANMG for years. Just getting to “cheap now” is not a washout. People made so much money for so long they levered up positions. When the leverage gets…


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Only competitive advantages I believe in investing (in that order) 1. Duration of capital 2. Consistency of inflows 3. Temperament when things get tough 4. Not being lazy and do the basics before buying a business If intelligence were the main factor, 99.9% would have no hope!


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Do you like accounting or like losing money?


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"You have two lives. The second begins when you realise you only have one." - Confucius


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Further to my tweet earlier today about sharp bear market reversals. Don't be fooled by them. They often signal that people's greed instincts & FOMO aren't yet dead. They need to be for the market to bottom.

The last 21 times Nasdaq had an intraday reversal of +5% happened during brutal bear markets.

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Actually as I recall it’s 10% luck 20% skill 15% concentrated power of will 5% pleasure 50% pain And a hundred percent reason to remember Maffei


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S&P 500 intra-year drawdowns of... -1% happens every year on average. -5% happens every 1.1 years on average. -10% happens every 1.6 years on average. -15% happens every 2.5 years on average. -20% happens every 4 years on average. -30% happens every 9 years on average. $SPX


for a long duration asset class, VC is surprisingly a popularity contest


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"There’s no edge in the middle. Know nothing, or know everything." "People on the left don’t know much. They live and die by the meme. And right now, the meme is pure alpha." "The people in the middle overthink everything." twitter.com/michaelbatnick…


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