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At PGM, expertise across public and private markets today helps build resilient portfolios tomorrow. As a leading global asset manager with over $1.2 trillion in AUM, PGM has navigated over 30 market cycles with active investing and disciplined risk management. Our combined global expertise and local insights give us the strategic perspectives we need to help you reach your long-term goals. PGM, our investments shape tomorrow, today. Hey listeners, this is Jake. I produce the show. Just a reminder, Rob and Katie and Aiden want to answer your markets and finance questions. So email them at unhedged at ft.com and your question may end up in an episode. That's unhedged at ft.com also we are taking the american holiday of thanksgiving off so this episode is a rerun but you should listen anyway because it's a good one
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Pushkin. Today on the show, we are going to talk about the greatest stocks of all time, the super duper stonks. But before we begin, Robin, here's a question for you. What is it that makes a great stock? Well,
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you know, I talk to lots of really clever investors all the time, and I've learned how little I actually know, but I can tell you what's a bad stock. I can tell you what makes a terrible stock. Tell me. Well, you know, GameStop, AMC, Bed Bath& Beyond, this is going to get a lot of enmity in certain corners of the internet, but those are bad stocks. They're kind of cults masquerading. Hype makes a bad stock.
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And I think what the stocks we're going to talk about today will prove your point in spades. This is Unhedged, the markets and finance podcast from the Financial Times. I'm Rob Armstrong coming to you from Unhedged World Headquarters in New York City. I'm joined today by Robin Wigglesworth, who's the head of the FT's Alphaville blog. Do we still call it a blog, Robin? What do we call it?
