Hey there, beginner investors! In this episode of The Investing for Beginners Podcast, Giuliano Mana from Argentina discusses the importance of reading, building mental models, and applying interdisciplinary wisdom to investing. We explore insights from thinkers like Charlie Munger and analogies between business and nature. Don't miss this enlightening conversation!

00:00 Reading fosters deeper learning than podcasts or videos.

10:17 Leveraging ideas for better living and investing.

11:44 Compete with the mind, embrace simplicity.

20:26 Curious about lack of writings beyond investing.

26:04 Investment community incorporating behavioral economics in analysis.

32:03 Man discovers subconscious memory of Latin name.

38:01 Feynman confirmed no absolute truths in investing.

42:20 Assigning weight to position based on certainty.

47:05 Darwin's idea of natural selection revolutionized science.

51:37 Open-mindedness fosters growth; contrarianism for its sake stifles.

58:53 Understanding investing principles relies on more than repetition.

01:03:56 Importance of understanding and analyzing investment decisions.

01:10:32 Understand companies before investing; some are complex.

01:13:00 Businesses relate to plants' reproductive strategy. Attractiveness for reproduction and marketing.

Learn more from Giuliano here:

X: @Giuliano_Mana

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