Few people have had such intimate and sustained access to the best investors of our time than @williamgreen72.
Richer, Wiser, Happier distills the most actionable and insightful lessons we can apply to our own investing styles.
This thread profiles some of these giants.
Richer, Wiser, Happier distills the most actionable and insightful lessons we can apply to our own investing styles.
This thread profiles some of these giants.
1. Howard Marks (@HowardMarksBook)
“The world is changing all the time, unpredictably, at incredible speed.
We cannot expect to control our environment. We have to expect and go with change.”
“The world is changing all the time, unpredictably, at incredible speed.
We cannot expect to control our environment. We have to expect and go with change.”
Talks at Google: "Mastering the Market Cycle"
(2018)
(2018)
2. Mohnish Pabrai (@MohnishPabrai)
“The difference between successful and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.”
“The difference between successful and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything.”
3. Joel Greenblatt
“Figure out what something is worth and pay a lot less.”
“Figure out what something is worth and pay a lot less.”
Talks at Google: "The Little Book that Beats the Market"
(2017)
(2017)
4. Tom Gayner
"If you want the secret to great success, it’s just to make each day a little better than the day before.”
"If you want the secret to great success, it’s just to make each day a little better than the day before.”
The Investor's Podcast #332: "Long-Term Investing"
(Jan 2021)
(Jan 2021)
5. Matthew McLennan
"Businesses that were robust today won’t be robust in the future.. Uncertainty is intrinsic to the system.”
"Businesses that were robust today won’t be robust in the future.. Uncertainty is intrinsic to the system.”
Value Investing Live: "Prudence in a Disconnected World"
(Jan 2021)
(Jan 2021)
6. Nick Sleep
“It’s all about deferred gratification..all the mistakes you make in life, private or professional, it's almost always because you reached for some short-term fix.."
“It’s all about deferred gratification..all the mistakes you make in life, private or professional, it's almost always because you reached for some short-term fix.."
Insights from the Nomad Investor Letters (2001-2014)
https://twitter.com/NeckarValue/status/1455585405173178370?s=20
7. Laura Geritz
“I like to go where others aren’t going..
The more you go out into the world, the more you see the patterns.”
“I like to go where others aren’t going..
The more you go out into the world, the more you see the patterns.”
Barrons: "Globe-Trotting in Pursuit of Index-Beating Returns"
(Oct 2017)
barrons.com/articles/globe…
(Oct 2017)
barrons.com/articles/globe…
8. Bill Miller (@B3_MillerValue)
“Whether it’s good, bad, indifferent, fair, unfair, you can choose the attitude you take to it.”
“Whether it’s good, bad, indifferent, fair, unfair, you can choose the attitude you take to it.”
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