i think that it's an excellent question, and i think you've cind of got the boundaries around it quite right. The one thing that you mentioned about concentration versus diversification, i think was really interesting. Because warren buffet took a lot of concentrated bets during his career. However, on the other hand, as investors, were often told to diversify. So let'sgo back. There's lots i want to unpack there. If you can actually analyze companiesand you think about em as businesses, then really it's in your best interest to own fewer stocks,. You're basically concentrating your bets on those things that have the highest probability of degenerating.You now, high
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04:55 - Robert’s biggest learnings from studying Warren Buffett over the years.
23:55 - How to value businesses using Warren Buffett’s method.
26:31 - What are some of Warren Buffett’s biggest investment mistakes were and what we can learn from them.
38:52 - Why Robert believes growth stocks are the most mispriced part of the market right now.
46:12 - What is the difference between “old tech” and “new tech” stocks and which is more underpriced right now.
51:19 - Why a company’s value has nothing to do with the price multiple it’s trading at.
55:44 - What financial ratios and metrics Robert relies on most to determine whether a company is a good investment.
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