Hey guys! I'm thrilled to have Yaron Naymark of 1 Main Capital back on the podcast. Technically this is his third time. But it's his second one-on-one interview.
In this episode, Yaron reflects on the six years he's spent building 1 Main Capital. We discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of being an emerging, one-man shop manager.
Yaron also dissects lessons learned from wins and losses, as well as one current idea: Dental Corp (DNTL).
Disclosure: Yaron may own a position in DNTL at the time of this podcast. Nothing is investment advice so please do your own due diligence.
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