The truth about investing by Howard Marks

This is by far the most insightful and detailed lecture of Howard Marks. It is packed with timeless wisdom from its two books (The Most Important Thing, and Mastering the Market Cycles) and Memos (2019).
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► NOTES:
- The original 2019 interview has been edited in the interest of time, reach and educational purposes.

[@SweatYourAssets]

Howard Marks, quoting Mark Twain: It is not what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It is what you know for certain that just ain't so.

[@SuperSorrysorry]

Absolutely right

[@yashwantrao5895]

Amazing and insightful lecture. Worth every second spent listening it.

[@SweatYourAssets]

Thanks for your positive feedback.

[@user-vq7ud7bn6j]

Truly a master class

[@krishnasrinivasan852]

Very good video

[@sis1296]

Thank you Howard for your wisdom and to this site for uploading. Every slide is important. To be watched and rewatched ad-infinitum. Wisdom distilled.

[@XOPOIIIO]

Simplest ideas are hardest to understand.

[@BoBear79]

Definitely a great distillation of his best stuff.

[@ivanhvg]

Amazing lecture. Nice summary for those who have read his books or for those who haven’t. Do we know the date when this was presented by Mr. Marks?

[@SweatYourAssets]

Hi Ivan, thanks for the positive feedback. The lecture was presented in 2019.

[@papabear4066]

Great information!

[@RavenRaven-se6lr]

I need to work just on living in the now present!

[@SweatYourAssets]

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[@hzboi]

Is there a way to download these slides?

[@SweatYourAssets]

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[@aljumaili]

When is this from?

[@SweatYourAssets]

2019.

[@alexeykulikov2739]

I wonder if with development of AI that knows about all, that all this would have any relevance. Simply because more and more buy/sell decisions will be made by emotionless “brain” hence less and less volatility.

[@SweatYourAssets]

HI. thanks for the great point. We already have algorithms to buy and sell based on quantitative metrics. AI is powerful and will be widely used by financial firms. However, "the human sentiment", and the "irrational exuberance" will still be part of the market mix. Prices will always include a degree of pessimism or optimism because we buy and sell not only based on current conditions but future expectations. When I hear that investing is more an art than a science, I can hardly disagree. Enjoy your investment journey.