Capital and Character
The conversation delves into the critical importance of adapting business models in the face of obsolescence, emphasizing that investors should prioritize companies that are willing to return capital rather than let it dwindle. It highlights the significance of understanding the personalities and cultures of money managers, particularly the dangers of insecurity tied to material success. Philanthropy is addressed as a double-edged sword, where genuine giving can be overshadowed by ego-driven motivations.In this clip
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Invest Like the Best
David Salem - The Art of Asset Allocation - [Invest Like the Best, EP.38]
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