The Derivative Carefully Constructing a Cockroach (portfolio) with Mutiny Funds Jason Buck and Taylor Pearson
Who in their right mind would name an investment strategy after cockroaches? Well, probably the guys who view themselves as staging a mutiny against traditional portfolio construction and the investment business = Jason Buck and Taylor Pearson of Mutiny Funds.
We're digging in deep with the two wunderkids in this episode on what exactly the Cockroach strategy is, what the first year for Mutiny looked like, Jimmy Buffet lyrics, AustinTexasville, applying e-commerce process and principles to asset management, living through the largest vol crush in history (as a long vol fund), the four quadrant model, gold and crypto as fiat protection, the modern hedge fund manager as a social media personality, Pretty Woman, growth stocks, inflation, deflation, diaspora, going full Kelly, and more...
Chapters:
00:00-02:29=Intro
02:30-17:04=Jimmy Buffet & Going from 0 to 1
17:05-27:00= Playing the Orchestra Not the Instruments
27:01-36:44=The merging of Social Media and Investing
36:45-52-12=The Cockroach Fund: Nuclear Winterizing Your Portfolio
52:13-01:05:19=Solving Multi-Generational Wealth
01:05:20-01:09:04=Who in their right mind would name an investment strategy after a Cockroach
01:09:04-01:15:12=Favorites
Follow along with Jason and Taylor on Twitter and learn More about the New Cockroach Strategy here = https://mutinyfund.com/cockroach
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