Reflections On Investing
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#67 Reflections on Investing: The Rise of Passive Investing
Passive investing has exploded over the past decade — but is it distorting stock prices and squeezing out returns? In…
#66 Reflections on Investing: How Much Does AI Value AI?
How does AI value AI? We prompted Perplexity Labs to create a DCF for #NVDA, #MSFT, #GOOG, #META, #AAPL and…
#65 Reflections on Investing: Tesla’s Fountain of Youth Revisited
The P/E for automobile manufacturers is normally very low. Ford, GM and Toyota currently trade at 7 times earnings. Tesla’s…
#64 Reflections on Investing: Risk
Today, we’re going to talk about one of the most basic concepts of investing—risk. There’s overwhelming evidence that when it…
#63 Reflections on Investing : Are Investors Creating Wealth or Transferring It?
The ultimate source of wealth from financial investments comes from the transfer of funds to entities that invest in the…
#62 Reflections on Investing : Government Debt and Investing
As Herb Stein “if something cannot go on forever, it will stop”. The current growth of government debt is unsustainable…
#61 Reflections on Investing : Stocks and Wealth Creation
A majority of stocks destroy wealth. In fact, most all of the wealth creation from stocks is attributable to only…
#60 Reflections on Investing : Cornell/Damodaran – The Equity Risk Premium
For more than four decades both Prof. Aswath Damodaran and Prof. Bradford Cornell have stressed the importance of the equity…
#59 Reflections on Investing : From Earnings to Prices – P/E Mulitples
The combination of P/E multiples and earnings determines stock prices – its basic math. In our last episode of Reflections…
#58 Reflections on Investing : Earnings, the Engine of the Stock Market
The ultimate source of value for common stocks is the earnings of corporations. In the last four and a half…
#57 Reflections on Investing : Risk and Return Revisited
A common refrain is that to get more return you have to bear more risk. But what exactly is risk?…
#56 Reflections on Investing : The Medallion Fund vs Market Efficiency
Professor and Nobel Prize winner Eugene Fama put forth the efficient market hypothesis and based on that concept Warren Buffet…