

#212 Tony Deden - Master Value Investor
72 snips Jan 10, 2025
Tony Deden, a master value investor with a unique background in mathematics and chemistry, shares his unconventional approach to wealth management. He delves into the evolution of his investment philosophy, emphasizing the importance of learning from failures and understanding market complexities. Deden warns of potential financial crises due to poor market management and discusses the economic implications of declining birth rates. He advocates for a legacy of knowledge sharing in investing and highlights the need for ethical practices and strong personal relationships in the financial community.
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Markets as a Means
- The financial markets are like a vegetable market: a means to an end, not an end in themselves.
- Focus on the quality of the business at the right price, not market fluctuations.
The Illusion of Money
- Most people involved in finance don't truly understand what money is.
- Money is often treated as an end in itself, rather than a tool for production.
Understand and Like the Business
- Understand the business you are investing in, its customers, and its economics.
- Ask yourself if you like the business and if you'd want to be involved in it.