

Ep14. Public Market Volatility, AI Air Pocket, $GOOG Ruling | BG2 w/ Bill Gurley & Brad Gerstner
177 snips Aug 9, 2024
This discussion dives into the recent public market volatility, drawing parallels with historical fluctuations. The potential economic landscape is analyzed, including fears of recession and evolving consumer spending. They tackle the implications of a significant ruling on Google's monopoly status, emphasizing search engine competition. Additionally, the podcast explores the challenges AI startups face amidst rising competition and the importance of regulatory clarity in this fast-evolving sector.
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1987 Market Volatility
- Peter Lynch lost 30% of his Magellan Fund's value during a golfing trip to Ireland in 1987.
- This illustrates market volatility and the importance of staying informed.
Risk Modulation
- Consider current market conditions when assessing risk.
- Modulate investment strategies based on market skew.
Tax Cut Expiration
- The upcoming election presents a unique tax situation.
- Individual income tax cuts are set to expire, posing a market risk.