The Importance of Buffett Quotes

I read something in like 98 and I glossed over it and now I reread it. He had so much of the stuff figured out ahead of time. It's amazing how far ahead of the curve he was too. The only change is my brain, right? Sometimes the student is able to learn a little bit more.

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ValueStockGeek (“VSG”) stops by The Business Brew to discuss his evolution as an investor. VSG can be found on Twitter at @valuestockgeek, his portfolio can be found at https://portfoliocharts.com/portfolio/weird-portfolio/, and his blog is at https://www.securityanalysis.org/

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Detailed Show Notes

4:40 – VSG’s Background

12:00 – Is value a macro bet?

17:00 – Are computers better suited to exploit the value factor than humans?

24:30 – Thoughts on dividends and whether they mitigate some bad management incentives

30:00 – Are quants bound to win and will computers take over the world?

32:22 – What VSG’s goals are for his substack

40:00 – The realization that “high multiple” doesn’t necessarily mean overpriced

43:45 – A potential blindspot that “value” might create

47:00 – Asset allocation discussion

54:00 – How Bill and VSG got into investing and some thoughts on trading

1:00:00 – The types of companies VSG owns