Superinvestors and the Art of Worldly Wisdom

#3: Steven Bregman on ’The Greatest Bubble Ever’ (Passive ETF Investing)

Jun 6, 2017
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Power of Passive Investments
01:53 • 2min
3
The Importance of Mental Models
03:45 • 4min
4
The Incentive System in Human Relations
07:47 • 5min
5
Horizon Kinetics: A Private Client Firm
12:33 • 2min
6
Absolute Return: The Most Contrarian Methodology
14:56 • 2min
7
The ETF Divide: What Triggered Your Investigation Into This?
16:41 • 4min
8
The Anomaly of the Market
20:36 • 4min
9
The Effect of the Financial Crisis on the Market
24:28 • 5min
10
The Negative Effects of the Passive Strategy
29:03 • 3min
11
The Rise and Fall of the S&P 500
31:59 • 3min
12
The Importance of Passive Ownership in Stocks
34:56 • 2min
13
The Internet Bubble and the Dot-Com Bubble
36:36 • 3min
14
The Float Adjusting Change to the SP500 Indexes
39:18 • 2min
15
Warren Buffett's Yardstick
41:36 • 4min
16
The Dangers of Low Fees in the S&P 500
45:17 • 6min
17
The Irony of Insider Buying
51:14 • 3min
18
The Value Trap Problem With Classic Value Stocks
53:51 • 3min
19
The Relationship Between ETF Dividends and Trading Liquidity
56:39 • 5min
20
The Correlation Between Liquidity and Valuation
01:01:55 • 3min
21
The Limit of Active Managers
01:04:56 • 4min
22
The Importance of Diversification
01:08:38 • 4min
23
The Problem With the Compensation Package
01:13:00 • 3min
24
The Effect of Owner-Operators on the S&P 500
01:16:21 • 3min
25
The Wrong Mousetrap for the Average Investor
01:19:37 • 3min
26
The Owner Operator Mentality
01:22:21 • 2min
27
The Truth Behind Passive Investing
01:23:51 • 4min