Constructive criticism. Paul is not used to the interview format. In interviews, you have to let the speaker answer with his own words. Don't try to optimize his answers. Remember we are watching to know what he thinks. We as members already know what you think. Push back is always great and engaging but let's not steal the mic. Keep up the good work.
Well, why i second to the criticism in general, i also like how he throws his ideas at Prof. Damodaran and have him comment on them. So while this is certainly not the typical interview format, it has still a ton of value.
All credits go to you for learning and applying and to Dr. Aswath as he shares his amazing wisdom. We’re just a conduit and happy to share his wisdom with you.
I've been a student of investing for twenty years now. Only over the last few days have I really listened to Aswath, and quite frankly he's blowing my mind with his ideas and thoughts! Brilliant stuff guys and thanks from the UK
Great interview. I like how there was critique on the EM tools in the beginning. He's right about probability distribution as possibly the best way of doing ranges. And I like Paul's responses to them. Shows how as investors we always want to listen and grow.
Must watch , Il be watching again tonight with my note book , Thank you to all , Best take away was trade the momentum,! Doesn’t matter the stock or coin you hate ,!
Mo you do a wonderful job of interviewing someone. You ask good questions and you let them answer in completion without interrupting. This one had so many good nuggets to note down.
Great dialogue, I've seen the professor on the financial channels over the years. I like this interview better because you let him talk and elaborate on his points. Thanks for this perspective
Great interview. He is a thinker for sure. I can't follow 40 stocks, but I like using Index funds and mutual funds as my core portfolio. Around the core I try and create alpha buying about 10 to 15 stocks. Having a lot fun investing and learning. So much to learn and think about.
45:30 he says investing can’t be the centre of your universe. Professor you made value investing the centre of my universe lol your lectures deliver such great content and made investing so exciting that now that’s all I want to do. I want to do valuation as my main hobby. There’s nothing like it.
This was great,. I just have one thing to add. I think how one should view Berkshire's portfolio is that they own five percent of some businesses as well as 100 percent of others. So the portfolio of minor stakes equals to the subsidiaries. So 5 percent of Apple happens to be 150 billion. BNSF about a 100 billion, insurance about 100 billion, Energy about a 100 billion. Cash about 130 billion in T-Bills. So the Apple stake is not overweighted in the grand scheme of the overall business. Berkshire views 5 percent stakes as important as owning the whole company. This is hard for people to wrap their heads around.
Brilliant! You guys should do more such interviews and have prof. Aswath on again in a few months. Also keep the company deep dives coming! Great work!
Man I have hoped to see this collab or something of it’s form since ~30k subs. This was honestly an awesome interview and seeing Paul’s engagement was great to see. I hope we see more of Aswath and/or his methods/analysis/insight on the channel. Incredible to see the channel grow so much. Perhaps you should all consider asking to interview Nassim Taleb as his knowledge on stats, options, and overall risk taking might be interesting. Keep up the great work.
I subscribe to EM and this is a brilliant interview. I especially like the discussion around probability distribution and the impact of long tails to investing. Love the link to Taleb's work - Great job guys
My only difference is that I tend to agree with Peter Lynch who said you can probably only properly manage 7 stocks. I don’t think I would do well with 40.
He is right. The human mind keeps you from making money in stocks. I recall wanting to buy a stock at $9. It wise to $12 the next day. I didn’t buy it ever and watched it go to over $5000 over the next decade. That experience makes you look at other stocks with that memory in the back of your mind.
Aswath Damodaran is a hight recognized professor of corporate finance and valuation, who emphasizes the importance of understanding uncertainty in investing and suggests using simulations to assess potential outcomes as well as avoiding getting too attached to investors' stories and should focus on probabilities rather than certainties. Thus diversified portfolios, critical thinking, and understanding the companies in which we invest will help investors to survive.
Keep the low middle eye, I appreciate it being a small investor it gives me guidelines. That's all they are as guidelines. If I want to sell puts or calls, it helps me find a safe place.
You know what's the reason for his clarity on his thought. Curd Rice. But he is in a different club and league and it is difficult to imbibe him for normal human beings as he is much ahead and futuristic and we accountants are still moving around in the past. We are like 9 blind men trying to catch the tail of an elephant while he is the elephantine memory
I understand the argument that you shouldn’t have a high and low target price for a stock in that way. But, in Paul’s defense, he usually sets a target price on stocks that make sense to him.
On my on way of investing i like to set a high price of investment just in case it keeps going up , and my low expectation of things go south , yes i will start my position high but i dont buy as much i save more money to dca down always for each position .AP
Very good discussion. Disagree on the AMZN theses - e-commerce has grown bigger, cloud has grown bigger, e-reading market was created etc. and there is a lot of competition. It is a myth that Amazon succeeds in everything it enters and even if they do, his argument is against the very idea of capitalism/market forces.
Constructive criticism. Paul is not used to the interview format. In interviews, you have to let the speaker answer with his own words. Don't try to optimize his answers. Remember we are watching to know what he thinks. We as members already know what you think. Push back is always great and engaging but let's not steal the mic. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the feedback .AP
Well, why i second to the criticism in general, i also like how he throws his ideas at Prof. Damodaran and have him comment on them. So while this is certainly not the typical interview format, it has still a ton of value.
I agree. This is watchable 10 times. You just gave us for free what students are paying top dollar for at NYU. Thank you!
Thanks for the support !AP
His entire course is on RUclips.
This interview was fantastic. He is so easy to listen to and likable. Now I’m watching all of his content. Please have him on again in the future!
The last 2 interviews have been next level. Really great content!!
Awesome....appreciate that my man 😉- GC
Thank you Paul, for having Prof Damodaran. Scott Galloway introduced me to him and his NYU class. Excellent interview! Excellent channel!
This is probably your best interview to date. I learned a lot! Thank you EM for making the average investor smarter.
All credits go to you for learning and applying and to Dr. Aswath as he shares his amazing wisdom. We’re just a conduit and happy to share his wisdom with you.
Fantastic interview, more of this please.....
Glad you like it. Yes more to come. - Timo
I've been a student of investing for twenty years now. Only over the last few days have I really listened to Aswath, and quite frankly he's blowing my mind with his ideas and thoughts! Brilliant stuff guys and thanks from the UK
Great interview. I like how there was critique on the EM tools in the beginning. He's right about probability distribution as possibly the best way of doing ranges. And I like Paul's responses to them. Shows how as investors we always want to listen and grow.
Must watch ,
Il be watching again tonight with my note book ,
Thank you to all ,
Best take away was trade the momentum,! Doesn’t matter the stock or coin you hate ,!
Make things as simple you can but no simpler - Albert Einstein.
Thanks Prof. Damodaran
He is one of the best, I could listen to him teach all day long!
Mo you do a wonderful job of interviewing someone. You ask good questions and you let them answer in completion without interrupting. This one had so many good nuggets to note down.
Great dialogue, I've seen the professor on the financial channels over the years. I like this interview better because you let him talk and elaborate on his points. Thanks for this perspective
That’s great you follow him , you will learn a lot . Thanks for taking your time to come watch it here .AP
Excellent analysis done by Prof. Aswath.....Specially last 15 min awesome.
Excellent! I liie Aswath's points. He understands that these are not black & white issues.
Great interview, thanks for bringing him on the show. A rockstar for the value investors.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mr. Damodaran is a genius!! thanks for this interview guys!
It was a pleasure to see Aswath with you two. A very interesting conversation that deserves to be watched more than once.
God, this was so good. Thank you Paul and Mo. I would love to see more interviews with more great authors and great investors like him.
Arguably one of the most valuable uploads of EM, great job guys!
Compliments! Worth of watching and listening. I enjoy to listen professor's lectures and read his books.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😉 - GC
I wish I could press like button infinitely... Great Discussion.
Great interview! Thanks a lot! I have absolute respect for Mr. Damodaran.
Glad you enjoyed it!Thanks for watching us .AP
Great you brought him on the channel
Awesome....thanks for following us Daniel😉 - GC
Brillante! Great interview, Aswath is awesome. Best wishes from Uruguay 🇺🇾
Aswat Damodar fascinates every time
Every qorv coming out of profs mouth is a gem..I rewind it so many times to go over ...his course shul b mandatory like a jury duty....
Hahah love it ! AP
Outstanding interview and outstanding guest! Thanks
Just started. I hope you asked why he thinks market is fairly valued.
Thank you for bringing us such valuable interviews.
Keep watching 😉- GC
It literally felt like five minutes.! one of your best vds ever!
Great to hear my man....great interview indeed!!!
Thanks for follwing us😉 - GC
Kudos on the interview! Love Aswath!
Excellent interview. Thanks for this
Best EM video that I have seen recently.
Great interview. He is a thinker for sure. I can't follow 40 stocks, but I like using Index funds and mutual funds as my core portfolio. Around the core I try and create alpha buying about 10 to 15 stocks. Having a lot fun investing and learning. So much to learn and think about.
blowing my mind away .. I need to listen this 10 times ..
Absolutely...great info there - GC
Great interview, I would say one of the best interviews you ever did! Good job guys!
Fantastic! Great interview guys.
Glad you enjoyed it!
45:30 he says investing can’t be the centre of your universe.
Professor you made value investing the centre of my universe lol
your lectures deliver such great content and made investing so exciting that now that’s all I want to do. I want to do valuation as my main hobby. There’s nothing like it.
His family and teaching is probably his main focus in life. Not just investing.
Mr. Aswath is great ❤. Thanks Paul and Moe.
Now this is value. Outstanding
Yes he is awesome.
This was great,. I just have one thing to add. I think how one should view Berkshire's portfolio is that they own five percent of some businesses as well as 100 percent of others. So the portfolio of minor stakes equals to the subsidiaries. So 5 percent of Apple happens to be 150 billion. BNSF about a 100 billion, insurance about 100 billion, Energy about a 100 billion. Cash about 130 billion in T-Bills. So the Apple stake is not overweighted in the grand scheme of the overall business. Berkshire views 5 percent stakes as important as owning the whole company. This is hard for people to wrap their heads around.
Brilliant! You guys should do more such interviews and have prof. Aswath on again in a few months.
Also keep the company deep dives coming! Great work!
That's the plan!Thanks for the support .AP
Masterclass! One of the best things on internet
There are 47,000 listed stocks in the USA 🇺🇸 😮... Amazing depth.. Truly deserves that $50 Trillion MCap 🎉
Man I have hoped to see this collab or something of it’s form since ~30k subs. This was honestly an awesome interview and seeing Paul’s engagement was great to see. I hope we see more of Aswath and/or his methods/analysis/insight on the channel. Incredible to see the channel grow so much. Perhaps you should all consider asking to interview Nassim Taleb as his knowledge on stats, options, and overall risk taking might be interesting.
Keep up the great work.
I subscribe to EM and this is a brilliant interview. I especially like the discussion around probability distribution and the impact of long tails to investing. Love the link to Taleb's work - Great job guys
Thank you Alex!
More of these type of content please. Watched this multiple times.
I could listen to this guy all day. He understands analysis on such a deep level.
Yea he’s awesome ! AP
What a fantastic interview!
Amazing interview! Thank you a lot to learn for free 😮
Thanks for this inspiring video 👍 I will implement this type of evaluation method in my DCF.
Great interview guys. I don’t agree with everything but I got a lot of “reassurance” on my principles.
Glad you like it. Dr. Aswath would say that it’s ok to disagree. - Timo
My only difference is that I tend to agree with Peter Lynch who said you can probably only properly manage 7 stocks. I don’t think I would do well with 40.
This is fantastic. Amazing interview!
Aswath is incredible!
The old man set the coky guy. Thanks it was nice!
What a great interview get!!!
Thanks for the support , we enjoyed making it .AP
So much knowledge & insight.. invaluable! I must've shared this to so many people so far.. Great job guys!!! 👍🏼
Great interview! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! - GC
This is a really great interview. Very, very insightful. 💯
It was like ☄️. He smashed some ideas of this channel...but that its way you are good at...
WOW!!!!! Nice gents! Well done 👌👏👏👏
Thanks 👍
Damn this guy is great... I love this video.. when he was talking about a distribution on the actual value was just priceless.. wow.. thanks guys!
Thanks for watching ,we loved talking with him .AP
The last 2 interviews were great!
Good you remembered to point out that Apple's share in portfolio was overstated in the comment
Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks guys this dialogue is amazing! so much insights. love it. thank you!
Our pleasure!
Wow! Will be sure to watch this one!
Hope you like it! - GC
E X C E L L E N T. You guys are great. Thanks for doing this and sharing this. What an amazing interview 👏🏾!
Question:
Monte Carlo simulations are based on normal distributions. stock prices are non linear. How accurate are these simulations ?
Woah, Amazing stuff
Much appreciated .AP
You guys maybe not good at investing but you are damn good at bringing on famous people on your yt
He is such a genius 😊
What a great insights!
Yes Aswath is amazing.
Awesome interview
Yes! He is great
This guy is gold!
He is right. The human mind keeps you from making money in stocks. I recall wanting to buy a stock at $9. It wise to $12 the next day. I didn’t buy it ever and watched it go to over $5000 over the next decade. That experience makes you look at other stocks with that memory in the back of your mind.
Which one lol
Which one
This is terrific
Love the interviews 👍
Thank you!
This guy always talks sense.
thank you !
You're welcome!AP
Great content,thanks
You're welcome!
@@EverythingMoney I like the variety you brought to the chanel because at one point I was bored about the chanel because of non stop stock analyses
Excellent
Aswath Damodaran is a hight recognized professor of corporate finance and valuation, who emphasizes the importance of understanding uncertainty in investing and suggests using simulations to assess potential outcomes as well as avoiding getting too attached to investors' stories and should focus on probabilities rather than certainties. Thus diversified portfolios, critical thinking, and understanding the companies in which we invest will help investors to survive.
Yes and that is great more people need to know his work , and learn from him .AP
Thanks for bring in Prof. Aswath. Appreciate your effort. Hope you can convince Buffet hahaha
We shall see
He basically started saying that the low, mid and high from your software should have a single option. You have to change it now. 🙂
Keep the low middle eye, I appreciate it being a small investor it gives me guidelines. That's all they are as guidelines. If I want to sell puts or calls, it helps me find a safe place.
Good interview 😊
🎉thx
You know what's the reason for his clarity on his thought. Curd Rice. But he is in a different club and league and it is difficult to imbibe him for normal human beings as he is much ahead and futuristic and we accountants are still moving around in the past. We are like 9 blind men trying to catch the tail of an elephant while he is the elephantine memory
I suspect God implanted a chip to think about future while we are missing our brains. That's the extreme difference we have
I understand the argument that you shouldn’t have a high and low target price for a stock in that way. But, in Paul’s defense, he usually sets a target price on stocks that make sense to him.
On my on way of investing i like to set a high price of investment just in case it keeps going up , and my low expectation of things go south , yes i will start my position high but i dont buy as much i save more money to dca down always for each position .AP
This should of been a exclusive vid for em members. Not sure what exclusive vids are comming out now a days.
I would love to see his portfolio performance
I love this guy. Your cartoon of him on the thumbnail is cute. Love that too.
Gold content
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Very good discussion. Disagree on the AMZN theses - e-commerce has grown bigger, cloud has grown bigger, e-reading market was created etc. and there is a lot of competition. It is a myth that Amazon succeeds in everything it enters and even if they do, his argument is against the very idea of capitalism/market forces.
Im off to buy ferrari!!
Great video guys
Have fun!AP
Paul and Mo are like school kids sitting in their chairs :)))
It’s the best to hear some one else that thinks somewhat like you .AP
Can you please do the stock analysis on tandem diabetics
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brilliant
Much appreciated .AP