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Selling Out

Jan 13, 2022
35:56
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
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2
Long Term Investing - The Best Solution for Illiquidity
02:47 • 3min
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3
Why People Sell Investments
05:31 • 6min
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4
Investing in Distressed Debt
11:13 • 3min
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5
Are You Tempted to Take Some Profits?
14:13 • 3min
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6
Investing the Discipline of Relative Selection
17:36 • 3min
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Why You Shouldn't Sell for Market Timing
20:30 • 2min
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8
Is Your Portfolio Concentrated?
22:19 • 3min
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9
Optimization Models Can't Successfully Dilute Portfolio Actions
25:17 • 2min
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Investing in the Stock Market - The Wonders of Compounding
27:16 • 4min
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11
Oak Tree - What Do You Trade?
31:23 • 4min
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Howard Marks’s latest memo considers one of investing’s most fundamental questions: when to sell. Howard explains that it’s foolish to sell because prices are up and because they’re down – and why, most of the time, staying invested is ultimately “the most important thing.”

You can read the memo here (https://www.oaktreecapital.com/insights/memo/selling-out).

The memo is read by LJ Ganser.


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