The Intellectual Investor – Value Investing by Vitaliy Katsenelson London and Scotland: Musicals, Markets, and Memories – Part 3 – Ep 269
Nov 13, 2025
Vitaliy reminisces about his explorations in London, highlighting the magic of musicals like Les Misérables and the comedic flair of The Book of Mormon. He contrasts London and New York's cultural nuances and shares his adventures traveling to Edinburgh on a sleeper train. Edinburgh’s medieval charm draws comparisons to Harry Potter, while tales of Loch Ness tourism and family connections add a personal touch. The importance of friendships formed through investing and the joy of traveling with family complete his enriching journey.
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Memorable London Cultural Sprint
- Vitaliy recounts a four-day London trip with Jonah filled with musicals, museum visits, and daily ten-mile walks.
- Seeing Les Misérables again after 28 years at the same theatre felt surreal and deeply meaningful.
Three Very Different Musicals
- Vitaliy describes seeing three very different West End shows: Les Misérables, The Book of Mormon, and MJ.
- He loved the revival of Les Mis and would happily see MJ again for its spectacular singing and dancing.
Caledonian Sleeper Experience
- Vitaliy and Jonah took the Caledonian Sleeper from London to Edinburgh, boarding late and arriving early morning.
- He enjoyed the experience but noted the sleeper cars felt smaller than continental European ones.
