Frederik's Labyrinth of Life

Julian Robertson: The Tiger Who Was a Wolf

Sep 26, 2022

46:43

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I Love My Life So Much Now, It's Much Better to Run My Own Money

02:17

The Key to Tiger Success Over the Years

03:47

Tiger Woods Was Not a Solo Predator. His Strength Was Building an Elite Team

02:47

Introduction

2min

Tiger Robertson and the End of the Dot-Com Bubble

2min

Robertson's Ponzi Pyramid

3min

Tiger Cubs

3min

I Love My Life So Much Now, It's Much Better to Run My Own Money

2min

It Was Glug, Imun Glug

2min

Robertson's Strategy Wasn't Complex, but It Was

2min

The Key to Tiger Success Over the Years

4min

Robertson Was Not Having Fun

2min

10.

Tiger Woods Was Not a Solo Predator. His Strength Was Building an Elite Team

3min

11.

The Tiger in the Land of Bolson Bears

4min

12.

Hedge Funds

4min

13.

Capital Allocators

4min

14.

The Bedrock of Tigers Returns in the 1990s

3min

15.

The Value Investor Mindset Disqualifies Robertson From Mastering Macro Value Investors

3min

16.

The Long Term Capital Management Crisis

2min

17.

What I Take Away From Julian Robertson's Life

2min

You can find the full essay on Julian Robertson at: neckar.substack.com/p/the-tiger-that-was-a-wolf-lessons

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