In academia it's taught as risk is equals volatility so a lot of the strategies that you might be recommended by an advisor or someone like that are oftentimes to minimize the volatility you'll feel. In more traditional times there might be a better allocation between stocks and bonds because when stocks are just you know stocks are bad bonds lessen the blow then if you're down 100% in let's say the VU. But I would not categorize it as a risk it's only risk if you need the money.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
02:00 - What led Chris into being so passionate about studying Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.
08:45 - Why Chris chooses to allocate most of his portfolio to index funds.
17:18 - Why Chris typically avoids investing in more mature companies.
23:20 - How Warren Buffett’s definition of risk differs from that of the academics.
29:14 - What makes Costco such a great business.
36:21 - The opportunities for growth that Costco will be pursuing.
55:22 - How Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger’s investment strategies differ.
And much, much more!
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