Join John Collison as he converses with the late Charlie Munger, Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, known for his sharp investment strategies and unparalleled wisdom. They dive deep into the vital intersection of ethics and capitalism, critiquing monopolistic behaviors in business. Munger shares insights on investing, notably his cautious stance on tech giants like Amazon. The discussion also touches on the legitimacy of gold versus cryptocurrency, and Munger’s reflections on personal happiness through family dynamics, making for a thought-provoking listen.

Join legendary investor Charlie Munger, known for his groundbreaking partnership with Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway, in a rare and insightful conversation. He shares reflections on his nearly 50-year career and offers timeless investment advice. Munger discusses the similarities between gambling and trading, critiques algorithmic practices, and emphasizes long-term investment strategies with companies like Costco. The wisdom he imparts highlights the importance of trust in luxury brands and the value of patience in recognizing profitable opportunities.

In this engaging discussion, Charlie Munger, Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and a legendary investor, shares profound insights on business and investing. He critiques traditional financial metrics and emphasizes ethical decision-making's role in long-term success. Munger also weighs the merits of gold versus cryptocurrency, advocating for gold as a stable asset. The conversation dives into the complexities of investment strategies, stressing the importance of management integrity and the value of collaboration in achieving win-win scenarios.

In a captivating conversation with Charlie Munger, the brilliant business magnate and longtime partner of Warren Buffett, the podcast dives into Buffett's transformative journey beyond his 'cigar butt' investment approach. They discuss the nearly catastrophic collapse of Berkshire Hathaway and the company's evolution into a collector of exceptional businesses. Munger shares insights on the pivotal decisions that defined their partnership and how mispricing in the insurance sector poses significant challenges. Their witty banter unveils investment philosophies that shaped modern finance.

Chris Davis, renowned investor at Davis Advisors and board member at Berkshire Hathaway, shares lessons learned from Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger. Topics include aging well, the power of trust, avoiding weaknesses, Jeff Bezos's influence, Berkshire's board meetings, risk & resilience, embracing mistakes, running an organization for excellence, and friendship & kindness.

Charlie Munger, investor and business partner of Warren Buffett, discusses various psychology of human misjudgments, including biases, rewards and punishments, self-interest and incentives, self-deception and denial, consistency, status quo, anchoring, reciprocity, social proof, authority bias, and minimizing uncertainty. The episode explores how these biases affect investment decisions and provides insights on rational decision-making.

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Renowned investor Charlie Munger and his key takeaways, thoughts on crypto and value investing. Discusses the loneliness epidemic and the big question of why we're here. Talks about Munger's life-isms, delaying gratification, and Arman's 'exit list'.

Charlie Munger, American investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, shares 10 impactful insights for a well-lived life, including patience in attaining valuable riches, avoiding negative thoughts, developing deep knowledge, and confronting challenging information. He emphasizes the significance of seeking truth, avoiding conformity, and living by your values. The podcast reflects on Munger's wisdom, the power of continuously seeking wisdom, and his desired epitaph.

Charlie Munger, an expert in the psychology of human misjudgments, discusses the 25 cognitive biases that lead to poor decision-making. Topics include understanding motivations behind mass shootings, the ease of making a bomb, increasing sales through reciprocity, and the flaws of the 10,000 hours rule. They also explore psychological biases in decision-making, the psychology of pricing, and the mere exposure effect.